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What's On: 4 – 10 September
Welcome to your weekly cinema listings.
Don't Look Back In Anger, look forward to this week at Bradford's biggest indie cinema, when National Cinema weekend arrives like a Champagne Supernova. Roll With it and discover £4 tickets and an incredible celebration of film on film.
If the terrible puns weren't enough of a giveaway, this week also sees the arrival of Oasis in IMAX with an all-access documentary following their triumphant return to the stage.
Ten days to go
Marvellous Méliès: The Magician of Cinema (PG) [With live piano accompaniment]
Sunday 13 September
Northern Silents presents a selection of Méliès’ shorts alongside an improvised live piano soundtrack.
Immerse yourself in a musical cornucopia of fantastical adventures, mind‑teasing illusions and shimmering visions from the very beginnings of cinema.
Northern Silents presents a selection of Méliès’s shorts, some painstakingly hand‑coloured, including his most famous work, A Trip to the Moon, which gave cinema its first truly iconic image—the rocket in the moon’s eye.
National Cinema Weekend is Here
What's on in IMAX
IMAX: To Fly! [50th Anniversary] (U)
Screening Monday
This spectacular documentary about the history of flight was the first film ever screened in our IMAX back in 1983 and returns to the big screen throughout September.
A 35mm classic, unearthed from our archive
Psychotronic Cinema Presents: The Manchurian Candidate (12A) [35mm]
Friday 19.00
Simmering tensions and fractured psyches reveal themselves in John Frankenheimer’s 1962 Cold War thriller.
"Don't bother with Jonathan Demme's toothless 2004 remake; the rereleased classic cold war thriller from 1962 by John Frankenheimer packs a harder punch." - Peter Bradshaw
Palestinian Film Club
Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk (12A)
Saturday 19.00
Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk offers an intimate, first-hand perspective of life in Gaza, told through a series of video calls between filmmaker Sepideh Farsi and young Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona.
Their digital dialogue became a vital record, bearing witness to everyday life, loss, and acts of resistance amid escalating violence.
New releases and restorations
Preview: Pressure (15)
Screening Wednesday and Thursday
Discover the untold true story behind D-Day in Pressure, starring Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser and Kerry Condon.
In the tense 72 hours before D-Day, and the fate of the free world hanging in the balance, Pressure follows General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg as they face an impossible choice—launch the largest and most dangerous invasion in history or risk losing the war altogether.
& Sons (15)
Screening daily
This star-studded, darkly comedic drama is led by spellbinding performances from Academy Award nominees Bill Nighy (Living, About Time) and Imelda Staunton (The Crown, Vera Drake), BAFTA nominee George MacKay (1917, Rose of Nevada), BAFTA winner Dominic West (The Wire, Downton Abbey), Johnny Flynn (Operation Mincemeat, Ripley), and rising star Noah Jupe (Hamnet, A Quiet Place).
Family Films
Family Cinema
The government's summer savings scheme may be over but with tickets still as low as £2, there's a great chance to see some film with the whoe family!
Kids’ Club: James and the Giant Peach (U) [35mm]
Saturday and Sunday, 11.00
Roald Dahl’s beloved animated adaptation is presented on a 35mm film print.
IMAX 3D Documentaries
IMAX 3D Documentaries
Screening daily
Take in an epic 3D adventure on our largest cinema screen for a cheaper price than a feature film and discover prehistoric action and out of this world exploration.
Discover incredible sights and species in our new IMAX doc Wild Asia: Life at Extremes, which promises never-seen-before animals and heart-warming behaviours across spectacular landscapes and mesmerizing seas.
Accessible Screenings
Accessible Screenings
Our cinemas are open to everyone—discover all our special screenings and accessible options on our website.
This week you'll find a Subtitled Sunday screening of & Sons, a star-studded drama in which Mark Kermode was "engrossed".
Coming Soon
IMAX: Raiders of the Lost Ark (12A) [45th Anniversary]
11–13 September
Steven Spielberg’s iconic adventure returns to the big screen with a 4K restoration.
NOW ON GENERAL SALE: A spooky Cine Spotlights
Cine Spotlights: Monster Mash: Four Monsters That Changed Horror with Christina Brennan
24 and 31 October
Monster Mash: Four Monsters That Changed Horror brings together four landmark horror films spanning more than fifty years of cinema history, ranging from the birth of the Universal monster to the visceral, gore-splattered transformations of 1980s body horror.
Picureville members have priority booking for these Cine Spotlight screenings until Tuesday 1 September 2026.
Not yet a Pictureville member? From a free Community tier to an IMAX Premium membership, we’ve got a range of options so that you can support Pictureville in a way that works for you.
Widescreen Weekend tickets are now on sale
Widescreen Weekend
24–28 September
Widescreen Weekend returns from 24–28 September for five days of unmissable widescreen cinema, celebrating large-screen formats and Pictureville's unique cinema technology.
Tickets to individual screenings and festival events are now on sale, so don't miss out an incredible programme as seats are filling up fast!
Gifts at Pictureville
Give the gift of great cinema with our brand-new gift memberships and vouchers.
Treat the film lover in your life to a full year of fun, from the latest releases to their old favourites, exclusive events and tasty treats, all at Yorkshire’s biggest independent cinema.
Make that gift extra special with our gift card holder, perfect for wrapping up and passing along to that special someone. Please note this can only be collected at the bar upon purchase of a gift membership.
Our Ticket Prices
Adult £9 / Concessions £7 / Personal Assistant - Free
3D Short Documentary* - Adult £9 / Concessions £7.50 / Child £5.60
Kids’ Club £2.60
CineMinis £1.70
Discounts for Pictureville Members and Silver Screen Club are available. For a full list of memberships and discounts please visit our website.
*Includes 3D glasses
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Keeping things exciting
Explore digital innovation and AI at Creative Intelligence, plus hear from star authors and inspiring speakers at London Literature Festival and Letters to the Future.
Hit the button below to explore our accessible programme, then use the ‘filter by access provision’ option to refine your search.
Stanley Tucci: Film, Food and Me
SUN 6 SEP
Amelia Dimoldenberg: The Future of Digital Media
FRI 18 SEP
Letters to My Younger Future Self
SUN 20 SEP
The Booker Prize 2026 Shortlist Announcement
TUE 22 SEP
The Real Housewives of Regency England
SUN 6 SEP
Join Tom Holland and Marina Hyde for a tour of Regency England’s most glamorous, drama-fuelled women.
Ancient Myths: Mary Beard & Josephine Quinn
SUN 6 SEP
Two of Britain's brightest classical minds venture through the ancient world’s most enduring tales.
Creative Intelligence Summit
FRI 11 SEP
An industry day for the culture makers, artists, writers, designers and engineers shaping our world.
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Image Credit:
Installation view of Anish Kapoor, Palazzo Manfrin, Venice, 2022. Photograph: Attilio Maranzano © Anish Kapoor. All rights reserved, DACS, 2026.
Anish Kapoor, Burple to Red, 2024. © Anish Kapoor. All rights reserved, DACS, 2026.
Installation view of Anish Kapoor, Tsunami, 2025. © Anish Kapoor. All rights reserved, DACS, 2026. Photo: Dave Morgan.
With thanks to Hannah of Get Lost Yorkshire:
HeyI know September can feel like the month when everything starts getting busy again, but it’s also one of the best times of year to squeeze in a few quieter Yorkshire adventures. And this September, Heritage Open Days are back. If you haven’t come across them before, Heritage Open Days are a brilliant chance to visit historic places, join special tours, climb towers, peek inside buildings, and discover local stories - all for free! Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing some of the Yorkshire ones that have caught my eye, but I wanted to give you a little preview today because a few may need booking. One I absolutely love is Victoria Tower on Castle Hill in Huddersfield. I’ve climbed it twice now, and the views from the top are incredible. You can see for miles across the patchwork of fields, towns and villages, with Emley Moor Mast rising in the distance. It’s one of those landmarks you spot from all over West Yorkshire, so getting the chance to stand at the top feels really special. There’s also Wainhouse Tower in Halifax, also known as the Tower of Spite, which has one of the most brilliantly petty backstories in Yorkshire. It’s tall, dramatic, impossible to miss, and the climb to the top is definitely a workout - but the views across Calderdale are worth it! For something completely different, Standedge Tunnel in Marsden is offering free discovery boat trips into the tunnel. It’s the longest, highest and deepest canal tunnel in the UK, and heading into that dark, narrow space beneath the Pennines genuinely feels like an adventure. And if you’re drawn to wild places, the Spurn Heritage Walking Tour sounds fascinating. Spurn Point already feels like the end of the earth, with the North Sea on one side and the Humber Estuary on the other, but this tour explores the history, shipwrecks, lighthouses and stories behind one of Yorkshire’s most unusual landscapes. There are also brilliant options like Middleton Railway in Leeds, where you can learn more about the world’s oldest continuously operating railway, and a Kelham Island walking tour in Sheffield, exploring the industrial history, architecture, street art and community stories of one of South Yorkshire’s most fascinating neighbourhoods. I’ll be sharing more of my Heritage Open Days recommendations on the Get Lost in Yorkshire Facebook Page and inside the Yorkshire Hidden Gems Facebook Group over the next few weeks, so come and follow along if you’d like more ideas and get all the booking details. 👉 Follow Get Lost in Yorkshire on Facebook here 👉 Join Yorkshire Hidden Gems here Hopefully this gives you a few free September adventures to save - and a reminder that some of Yorkshire’s best stories are hidden inside places we walk past all the time. Until our next adventure, Yorkshire Events What's on in Yorkshire this weekend?Here's a glimpse of what's on in Yorkshire this weekend 👀 West Yorkshire: Leeds International Beer Festival brings independent breweries, cider and street food to Kirkstall Abbey from Thursday to Sunday. Book a session and dress for the outdoor abbey grounds. Find out more. East Yorkshire: Freedom Festival fills Hull city centre with street theatre, installations and performances from today until Sunday. You can explore mostly free events, with some indoor shows requiring a free ticket. Find out more. South Yorkshire: Art in the Gardens brings artists and makers to Sheffield Botanical Gardens this weekend. You can browse original art and crafts on Saturday or Sunday, with under-16s going free! Find out more. Discover more events in Yorkshire here: Want to get the most out of Yorkshire this year?
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