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London's cinemas worth crossing town for: the repertory and arthouse houses, the picture palaces kept going, the one IMAX, and the rooms above pubs and behind bars where the programme is somebody's taste. What is showing is listed under each cinema, and in What's On.
What is showing this week is in What's On: Film
London's queer cinema: forty-eight seats, a bar that stays open past the film, and a door policy printed on every page.
New releasesQueer filmLate
One screen with forty-eight seats, programmed so that queer film is the spine rather than a season - new features, shorts, festival strands like Fringe! - with general releases running beside it rather than instead of it. Wednesday afternoons are £6 under a strand called Lights, Camera, Coffee, which comes with money off a drink beforehand.
The bar is the other half and it works without a ticket, open from eleven in the morning until eleven at night and midnight at weekends, with a terrace, and dogs welcome in both - there are dog-friendly screenings too. The room is fully step-free with an accessible lavatory and two wheelchair spaces inside the screen itself, and captioned screenings are programmed regularly and marked in the listings. At the foot of every page: no sexists, no racists, no fascists, no homophobes, no transphobes.
Bar and cafe 11:00 to 23:00 Sunday to Thursday and to midnight on Friday and Saturday, with no ticket needed; screenings run through the day and evening.
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Data is compiled from public sources including OpenStreetMap, under the ODbL. Hours change often, so check before making a journey.