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FLY ME TO THE MOON
Back in 1934, Curzon Mayfair opened its doors and the British-cinema landscape changed forever. We’re delighted to partner with Kia, who have demonstrated an ongoing support of independent cinema, to mark our 90th anniversary.
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DOG DAY AFTERNOONS
Our expanded Dog Day Afternoon screenings are now in full swing! We’re partnering with Butcher’s Nourishing Food for Dogs, who are offering complimentary Butcher’s Meaty Treats to attendees and their pooches.
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THE 2024 SUMMER JOURNAL IS OUT NOW
There's a new issue of the Summer Journal! Read Yasmin Omar's editor's letter for a taste of what you can expect to find in the new (free!) magazine.
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SHOULD HOLLYWOOD MOVIES SPREAD CONSPIRACY THEORIES?
As Fly Me to the Moon calls the Moon landing into question, Laura Venning asks whether cinema has a responsibility to uphold the truth – even in fiction.
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MAXXXINE LAUGHS IN THE FACE OF ELEVATED HORROR
Modern horror has become obsessed, to a parodic degree, with embedding trauma into its narratives. Here, Billie Walker explores how Ti West’s gleefully gruesome movies both mock, and undermine, so-called ‘elevated horror’.
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THE NATURE OF LOVE REVIEW: A SURPRISING, CLASS-CONSCIOUS ROMANCE
The actress-turned-writer-director Monia Chokri flings two socially ill-fitting people together in her heady relationship drama. It’s what she does next, though, that really catches your attention. By Yasmin Omar
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KINDS OF KINDNESS REVIEW: A TWISTED, TROUBLING TRIPTYCH
In his signature dark, disorienting style, Yorgos Lanthimos delivers a star-studded, three-part drama that delves into the disturbing dynamics of abusive relationships, writes Yasmin Omar.
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YORGOS LANTHIMOS' TRANSGRESSIVE DANCE SEQUENCES
From voguing in The Favourite to arrhythmic jumping in Poor Things, the dance sequences in the director’s oeuvre reflect wider themes of social rebellion, says Hannah Strong.
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AGNIESZKA HOLLAND’S POLITICAL ACTIVISM
With its depiction of governmental crimes, the filmmaker’s powerful, uncompromising work forces audiences to confront difficult truths. With the release of her latest Poland-censored film Green Border, Lillian Crawford looks back on Holland’s provocative career.
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WHAT THE MOTORCYCLE MEANS TO HOLLYWOOD
As The Bikeriders revs into cinemas, Victoria Luxford explores the evolving iconography of motorcycles in cinema, from the anarchic rebellion of The Wild One to the free-flowing vibes of Easy Rider and beyond.
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THE SINS OF THE FATHER: THE SPIRITUALITY AND STACKED-ODDS OF HOUNDS
Michael Leader explores the Safdie-esque nature of the father-son duo at the heart of Hounds as a lens through which to examine the film's astute diagnosis of the dark underbelly of Moroccan society.
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SASQUATCH SUNSET & CINEMA’S FASCINATION WITH URBAN LEGENDS
Rather than follow other creature features and maintain the mystery of its urban myth, this lo-fi Sundance comedy delights in getting up close and personal with its beasts, writes Billie Walker.
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Discover a world of film at Curzon. You can watch all the latest films, from blockbusters, independent titles and award-winning favourites, from the comfort of our state of the art screens. Curzon brings the best cinema and live events to audiences in London and venues around the UK.