London Cinemas
Discover 62 cinemas across London. Currently showing 7069 upcoming screenings from blockbusters to art house, repertory, and independent films. Updated daily.
ArtHouse Crouch End
Crouch End, N8 9BT
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Barbican Cinema
City of London, EC2Y 8DS
Part of Europe's largest arts centre. International cinema and director retrospectives.
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BFI IMAX
Waterloo, SE1 8XR
The UK's largest IMAX screen.
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BFI Southbank
South Bank, SE1 8XT
The UK's leading repertory cinema, home to seasons, retrospectives, and restorations.
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Castle Cinema
Hackney, E9 6DA
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Castle Sidcup
Sidcup, DA14 6NJ
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Cine Lumiere
South Kensington, SW7 2DT
French and European arthouse cinema at Institut Francais.
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Clapham Picturehouse
Clapham, SW4 7UL
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Close-Up Cinema
Shoreditch, E1 6HR
Intimate single-screen cinema in Shoreditch specializing in repertory.
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Coldharbour Blue
Loughborough Junction, SE24 0HN
Independent cinema in Brixton. New releases, art-house, classics and documentaries.
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Crouch End Picturehouse
Crouch End, N8 8HP
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Curzon Aldgate
Aldgate, E1 8FA
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Curzon Bloomsbury
Bloomsbury, WC1H 8AG
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Curzon Camden
Camden, NW1 8QP
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Curzon Hoxton
Hoxton, N1 6NU
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Curzon Kingston
Kingston, KT1 1QP
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Curzon Mayfair
Mayfair, W1J 7SH
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Curzon Richmond
Richmond, TW9 1NE
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Curzon Soho
Soho, W1D 5DY
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Curzon Victoria
Victoria, SW1E 5JA
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Curzon Wimbledon
Wimbledon, SW19 8YA
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Ealing Picturehouse
Ealing, W5 2PA
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East Dulwich Picturehouse
East Dulwich, SE22 8EW
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Electric Cinema Portobello
Notting Hill, W11 2ED
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Electric Cinema White City
White City, W12 7SL
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Everyman Baker Street
Marylebone, W1U 6AG
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Everyman Barnet
Barnet, EN5 5SJ
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Everyman Belsize Park
Belsize Park, NW3 4QG
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Everyman Borough Yards
Borough, SE1 9PH
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Everyman Broadgate
Liverpool Street, EC2M 2QS
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Everyman Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf, E14 5NY
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Everyman Chelsea
Chelsea, SW3 3TD
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Everyman Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace, SE19 2AE
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Everyman Hampstead
Hampstead, NW3 1QE
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Everyman King's Cross
King's Cross, N1C 4AG
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Everyman Maida Vale
Maida Vale, W9 1TT
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Everyman Muswell Hill
Muswell Hill, N10 3TD
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Everyman Stratford International
Stratford, E20 1GL
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Everyman Walthamstow
Walthamstow, E17 7JN
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Finsbury Park Picturehouse
Finsbury Park, N4 3FP
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Garden Cinema
Covent Garden, WC2B 5PQ
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Genesis Cinema
Mile End, E1 4UJ
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Greenwich Picturehouse
Greenwich, SE10 9HB
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Hackney Picturehouse
Hackney, E8 1EJ
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Institute of Contemporary Arts
St James's, SW1Y 5AH
Institute of Contemporary Arts cinema. Cutting-edge and avant-garde cinema.
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Lumiere Romford
Romford, RM1 3EE
Community co-operative cinema in Romford championing independent films alongside mainstream releases.
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Olympic Studios
Barnes, SW13 9HL
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Peckhamplex
Peckham, SE15 4ST
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Phoenix Cinema
East Finchley, N2 9PJ
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Picturehouse Central
West End, W1D 7DH
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Prince Charles Cinema
Leicester Square, WC2H 7BY
London's legendary repertory cinema. Home to sing-alongs, marathons, and the best double bills.
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Regent Street Cinema
West End, W1B 2HW
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Rich Mix
Shoreditch, E1 6LA
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Rio Cinema
Dalston, E8 2PB
East London's beloved Art Deco cinema.
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Riverside Studios
Hammersmith, W6 9BN
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Screen on the Green
Islington, N1 0PH
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The David Lean Cinema
Croydon, CR9 1ET
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The Gate
Notting Hill, W11 3JE
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The Lexi Cinema
Kensal Rise, NW10 3JU
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The Nickel
Islington, N1 1RQ
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The Ritzy
Brixton, SW2 1JG
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West Norwood Picturehouse
West Norwood, SE27 9NX
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cinemas are in London?
London has 62 major cinemas including ArtHouse Crouch End, Barbican Cinema, BFI IMAX, BFI Southbank, Castle Cinema, and more. These venues show everything from blockbusters to art house, repertory, and independent films.
What is the best cinema in London?
London's top cinemas include BFI Southbank (the UK's leading film institution), Prince Charles Cinema (known for repertory and cult films), and the ICA Cinema (experimental and art house). The best choice depends on your taste in films.
Where can I watch classic films in London?
For classic and repertory films, visit BFI Southbank, Prince Charles Cinema, or The Garden Cinema. These venues regularly screen restored classics, cult favourites, and retrospectives.
Visit each cinema's website for booking and more details.