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Eddington 15

EXTRA SHOWS ADDED: Screening until Thu 11 Sep

★★★★ – BBC. During the Covid pandemic, a smalltown sheriff and local mayor are drawn into a public standoff that threatens to ignite community division. Provocative neo-western starring Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone and Pedro Pascal.

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The Roses 15

EXTRA SHOWS ADDED: Screening until Thu 11 Sep

★★★★ – The Times. Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch star as wealthy couple engaged in a bitter divorce, battling it out with wicked pranks, spiteful sabotage, and gleeful chaos, in this hilariously unhinged comedy.

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Materialists 15

Screening until Thu 4 Sep

A New York dating consultant must choose between her perfect match and her emotionally entangled ex. A razor-sharp romantic comedy-drama about the messy truths of modern love, from the director of Past Lives.

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The Life of Chuck 15

Screening until Thu 4 Sep

★★★★★ – Den of Geek. The extraordinary life story of an ordinary man told in reverse, genre-bending, life-affirming fantasy based on the Stephen King novella.

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NT Live: Inter Alia 15

Thu 4 Sep, 7pm | Thu 18 Sep, 7pm | Sat 27 Sep, 7pm (captions) | Sat 11 Oct, 6pm

Oscar-nominated Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Saltburn) is Jessica in the much-anticipated next play from the team behind Prima Facie.

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Sorry, Baby 15

Screening from Fri 5 Sep

★★★★★ – Time Out. When Agnes’ beloved college friend Lydie comes to visit, she is forced to confront just how stuck her life has become. Through laughter, love, and honest conversation, the two begin to chart a way forward.

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Highest 2 Lowest 15

Screening from Fri 5 Sep

★★★★ – Guardian. Spike Lee’s new joint is based on Kurosawa’s 1963 film High and Low, and stars Denzel Washington as a music mogul targeted in a ransom plot.

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Christy 15

Screening from Fri 12 Sep

A touching and uplifting story of camaraderie amongst young people trying to make a life on the margins, Brendan Canty’s raw, kinetic feature debut won the Grand Prix at this year’s Berlinale.

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Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale PG

Screening from Fri 12 Sep

Downton Abbey returns to cinemas for its final curtain call. As the 1930s dawn, the Crawley family find themselves engulfed in public scandal and financial turmoil following Lady Mary’s salacious divorce.

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Spinal Tap II: The End Continues 15

Screening from Fri 12 Sep

Over 40 years later, the legendary Spinal Tap reunite for one last show! Lost in the rock ’n’ roll wilderness, Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbins, and Derek Smalls are lured out of retirement for a one-night-only spectacular.

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Fighters 12A

Mon 15 Sep, 7.45pm

“Will leave you furious” – Guardian. Meet Matt Edwards, a lower-limb amputee boxer determined to break barriers and obtain his amateur boxing license – the crucial first step toward his dream of becoming a professional fighter.

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NT Live: Mrs. Warren’s Profession 12A

Thu 23 Oct, 7pm | Sat 25 Oct, 5pm (captions) | Sat 25 Oct, 7.45pm | Sun 26 Oct, 3.30pm | Sun 23 Nov, 6pm

Five-time Olivier Award winner Imelda Staunton (The Crown) joins forces with her real-life daughter Bessie Carter (Bridgerton) for the very first time, playing mother and daughter in Bernard Shaw’s incendiary moral classic.

Access Cinema

Regular screenings for people with differing access needs, to give all our customers the chance to enjoy a great cinema experience.

Audio described screenings

For our customers who are blind or have slight loss, many films come with audio description, where a recorded narrator describes the on-screen action during gaps in the dialogue. This is broadcast through wireless headsets so only the wearer can hear.

Relaxed environment screenings

Our relaxed environment screening have reduced sound levels, partially raised lighting, no trailers, and freedom to move around and use sensory aids. They are particularly suited to to people with neuro-diversities including autism, ADHD or other sensory processing disorders.

Captioned screenings

For anyone who is deaf or has hearing loss, we show descriptive subtitled versions of the latest English language movies in our main cinema screens.

Phoenix Leicester

Phoenix is Leicester’s centre for independent cinema, art and digital culture. Films and art deserve to be experienced somewhere special – which is why the whole Phoenix team works hard to make Phoenix a place where everyone can feel welcome and inspired.

Following a multi-million pound expansion, Phoenix now boast four state-of-the-art cinema screens, and shows everything from micro-budget independent films to the latest Hollywood blockbusters, plus film festivals and special events. And as an independent venue, the team handpicks Phoenix’s cinema programme specifically for Leicester audiences, so you’ll see things at Phoenix that aren’t screening in any other local cinemas.

With two superb galleries, Phoenix’s digital art programme presents exciting and innovative work by local and international artists; and short courses, workshops and activities provide opportunities for people of all ages to learn about and create their own film and art.

Our newly opened Café Bar offers a stylish and comfortable place to see friends and relax over a meal and drinks, or meet with clients and catch up on some work.

Phoenix believes that film and art have the power to enhance lives, and for many customers Phoenix staff make the difference. With a clear passion for their work, you’ll find many are studying film or art locally, or are involved in the wider creative community Phoenix attracts.

And as a local charity, all earnings go back into developing Phoenix’s creative programmes, enabling them to reach out to more people.

We hope to see you soon.