11 Jun 25
Regardless of whether the sun's out this summer, Picturehouse is about to get brighter than ever, with a new season showcasing filmmaking at its boldest, brightest and best. reDiscover the films that made the big screen pop, from golden-age musicals to glimmering giallo, and with our picks showing on our biggest big screens where possible, it's a must-see celebration – not just of colour, but of the heart of cinema itself.
A showcase for the golden-age musical at its most energetic and ambitious, Singin' In The Rain is a luminous, nostalgic tribute to the Hollywood of a bygone era.
From 5 July | Book Now
Ian Fleming's immortal action hero blazes through one of his most spectacular adventures in Dr. No, with Sean Connery embodying 007 at his most suave.
From 12 July | Book Now
Puncturing the repressed norms of '40s British cinema to grapple with faith and desire amidst a ravishingly recreated mountain setting, this delirious melodrama may be the most fierce (and, according to Michael Powell, the most erotic) of Powell and Pressburger's films.
From 19 July | Book Now
Underpinned by complex moral themes and bolstered by the spectacular vistas of Monument Valley, The Searchers follows a grizzled war veteran (a career-best John Wayne) on an obsessive odyssey.
From 26 July | Book Now
Anchored by Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell's sparkling magnetism – and aided by its iconic 'Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend' number – Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is a delightfully entertaining treat of a '50s musical.
From 1 August | Book Now
A tale of switchblades, speeding cars and teen torment, searing melodrama Rebel Without a Cause made James Dean a Hollywood icon.
From 9 August | Book Now
Errol Flynn's movie-star magnetism is perfectly utilised in Michael Curtiz's radiant swashbuckler – a joyfully imaginative take on the legendary folk hero.
From 16 August | Book Now
Saturated with expressionist colours and punctuated by unforgettable moments of terror, Dario Argento's Suspiria is the quintessential example of 'giallo' horror from a master of the craft.
From 23 August | Book Now
From beloved classics to unearthed gems, reintroduce yourself to the best films of yesterday with reDiscover — be that last decade, or last century.
