Films available to stream now
Enjoy some of the latest film releases at home with our Virtual Cinema programme. And as up to 50% of your rental fee comes directly to us, you’ll be supporting Phoenix as you stream.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
All these films are available to watch through external streaming platforms, so you’ll be directed to the relevant websites to purchase tickets and stream the films.
NOTE: if you experience any technical issues with streaming a film once you have purchased a ticket, please contact the relevant streaming site directly for technical support.
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“★★★★★ – profoundly beautiful” – Telegraph. After his wife dies suddenly, leaving behind a secret, theatre director Yusuke struggles to cope with the loss in this adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s short story from his “Men Without Women” collection.
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“A sizzling Hitchcockian love-triangle” – Guardian. A man puts in motion a complex and perverse plan to reunite himself with his ex-lover, 20 years after the events that led to their separation.
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★★★★ – Eye for Film. A powerful political thriller from director Woo Min-ho, charting one of the most shocking incidents in South Korea’s turbulent history.
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A resonant and compelling documentary tracing the power of lesbian visibility from the early ‘90s to the present day through the success of the best-selling lesbian lifestyle magazine Curve.
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The 8th tells the story of Irish women and their fight to overturn one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the world. After a 35-year struggle the pro-choice side radically shift tactics to try to bring an historically conservative electorate over the line.
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The true story of two Auschwitz prisoners who on 10 April 1944 managed to escape and provided a rare first-hand and shocking report on the genocide at the camp.
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“★★★★ – An emotionally intense and impressively shot debut” – Total Film. In this powerful and gripping drama, a father sets out on a difficult journey to bury the body of his eldest son, Nazim, the latest casualty of the war with Russia.