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Maestro 15

Screening from Fri 1 Dec
★★★★★ – The Times
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Napoleon 15

MORE SHOWS ADDED: Now screening until Thu 7 Dec
★★★★★ – Guardian
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Wonka TBC

Screening from Fri 15 Dec
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Saltburn 15

MORE SHOWS ADDED: Now screening until Thu 7 Dec
★★★★★ – Telegraph
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A Matter of Life and Death U

Sun 3 Dec, 3.30pm | Sat 16 Dec, 5.15pm | Sat 23 Dec, 5.30pm
★★★★★ – The Times
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/ French Film Festival UK

The Taste of Things 12A

Tue 5 Dec, 7.30pm
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The Red Shoes PG

Fri 8 Dec, 6.45pm | Sun 10 Dec, 2.30pm | Thu 14 Dec, 1pm & 7pm
"★★★★★ – a luminous masterpiece" – Empire
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Royal Ballet: The Nutcracker 12A

Tue 12 Dec, 7.15pm | Sun 17 Dec, 2pm
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A Christmas Carol: Simon Callow PG

Sat 16 Dec, 7.30pm | Sun 24 Dec, 3pm
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Maestro 15

Screening from Fri 1 Dec

★★★★★ – The Times. Bradley Cooper (A Star is Born) directs and stars in Maestro, a rousing biopic of Leonard Bernstein, one of musical theatre’s great composers.

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11.30am 2.30pm 5.30pm 8.30pm
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CBeebies Panto 2023: Robin Hood U

Sat 2 – Sun 3 Dec

The CBeebies Panto returns to cinemas for another Christmassy adventure, this time with Robin Hood at the helm!

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11.30am
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Santa Claus: The Movie PG

Sat 2 – Sun 3 Dec

When one of Santa's top elves gets led astray by an evil businessman, Mr. Claus must venture in to the modern world to save him, and Christmas itself! An uplifting piece of Christmas magic, restored in 4K.

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11.45am 2.30pm
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Napoleon 15

MORE SHOWS ADDED: Now screening until Thu 7 Dec

★★★★★ – Guardian. Academy Award winner Joaquin Phoenix stars as Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in Ridley Scott’s latest spectacular historical epic.

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1.00pm 8.15pm
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Fallen Leaves 12A

Screening from Fri 1 Dec

Aki Kaurismäki’s bittersweet and gentle comedy follows lonely singletons Ansa, fired from her job at a supermarket for trying to take home an out of date sandwich, and Holappa, a construction worker who struggles to stay sober long enough to finish a shift.

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1.30pm 6.15pm
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Femme 18

Screening from Fri 1 Dec

Based on the BAFTA winning short film of the same name, Femme explores queer power dynamics and identities in a deliciously neo-noir guise.

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3.45pm 8.30pm
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Saltburn 15

MORE SHOWS ADDED: Now screening until Thu 7 Dec

★★★★★ – Telegraph. BAFTA winner Barry Keoghan (The Banshees of Inisherin) leads an impressive ensemble cast in Oscar-winning director Emerald Fennell’s (Promising Young Woman) stylish sophomore feature.

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5.15pm
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The Shop Around the Corner PG

Sat 2 Dec, 5.30pm | Mon 18 Dec, 6.10pm

Often overlooked in favour of 'It's a Wonderful Life', James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan star in this delightful festive comedy about a couple of ambitious sales staff who are unwittingly in an anonymous romantic relationship.

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5.30pm
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Scarface 18

Fri 1 – Sun 3 Dec

★★★★★ – The Times. Re-released in glorious 4K to celebrate its 40th anniversary, Brian De Palma’s heady, enthralling gangster pic has lost none of its power to shock.

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8.00pm

Creative workshops for all ages

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Christmas Wreath Workshop 16+

Tue 5 Dec, 6.30pm | Tickets available now

We've teamed up with our friends Thistle & Rose for a special festive workshop where you’ll learn how to use seasonal foliage and natural materials to make your own original wreath to take home.

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Make Your Own workshop: Origami Christmas trees

Sat 2 – Sun 3 Dec, 11am – 5pm | FREE, ages 6+

Join us for the first of our three festive workshops. In this family workshop, you'll upcycle old books into origami Christmas trees and create new Christmas tree decorations to take home!

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Make Your Own workshop: Grinch pom poms and stockings

Sat 9 – Sun 10 Dec, 11am – 5pm | FREE, ages 6+

Join us for the second of our three festive workshops. In this family workshop, you'll do basic sewing to create your very own felt stockings and Grinch pom poms!

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Make Your Own workshop: festive wrapping paper

Sat 16 – Sun 17 Dec, 11am – 5pm | FREE, ages 6+

Join us for our final festive workshop where you'll learn basic printing techniques to create your own funky wrapping paper - perfect for wrapping those last minute presents!

Art & Digital Culture

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Explorative Poetry: A Wandering Workshop N/A

Sun 10 Dec, 1.30pm - 4pm | FREE, booking advised

Join us for this poetry games workshop inspired by our Virtual Textual exhibition, where you'll have the opportunity to use the brand new game-making engine Downpour.

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Virtual Textual

Fri 6 Oct – Sun 17 Dec

Virtual Textual explores the digital aspects of game-based poetry, bringing together artists from across the globe in an exhibition that champions innovative, but also careful uses of technology.

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CAS: Leicester Computer Art Pioneers

Thu 2 Nov – Sun 30 Jan | Café Bar, FREE

In partnership with the Computer Arts Society, this new exhibition explores Leicester's computer art history from the 1960s to the 1990s, and features work by eight pioneering artists who lived and worked in Leicester during this time.

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Christopher MacInnes: Terra regis / terra neminis (2023)

Until 17 Dec

Phoenix and Off Site Project are excited to announce the launch of Christopher MacInnes’s Terra regis / terra neminis (2023), a new media-wall artwork responding to the current Virtual Textual exhibition.

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Our Café Bar is the perfect place to meet friends for a drink or a delicious meal, spend time catching up on work, or meet with clients. It's a comfortable space, with a range of seating to meet different needs. Food served 11am – 9pm daily.

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Save money on film tickets, Stage on Screen shows and short courses; pay zero admin fees; get 10% off in our Café Bar; and enjoy a host of other benefits with MyPhoenix membership.

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Access Cinema

Our Access Cinema programme provides regular screenings with audio description, captions/descriptive subtitles, and a relaxed environment particularly suitable for people with autism, ADHD and other sensory processing disorders.

About Cinema

Phoenix is an independent cinema screening the best films from around the world, from micro-budget foreign pictures to Hollywood blockbusters.

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About Art

Phoenix’s art and digital culture programme presents free exhibitions, by artists from across the world, supported by Arts Council England and De Montfort University.

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Learning & Education

Whether for pleasure, professional skills or education, Phoenix's short courses, talks, workshops and screenings make learning rewarding and fun.