Phoenix Cinema

Phoenix Cinema The Phoenix is one of London's leading independent cinemas and one of the oldest cinemas in the UK.
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01/06/2026

“What woman gives another woman a trip to Paris?!”

The only way to find out is to book tickets to our special anniversary screening of Paul Feig’s iconic 2010s comedy BRIDESMAIDS (15), showing this Friday in screen one.

Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Ellie Kemper and Wendi McLendon-Covey re-wrote the buddy comedy, and injected it full of pathos and gross-out-gags. This sharp takedown of maid of honour politics, culture and tribalism is not to be missed!

This event is co-hosted with .

Be there with (wedding bells on) at 8PM on the 5th June, 🔗 in bio for 🎟️

29/05/2026

😎 Stay cool at the Phoenix Cinema 😎

We have cool air, cool drinks, and cool films!!!

We open 30 mins before the first screening, and yes we can make that latte iced. Weekend plans sorted.

Book your 🎟️ now and more via the 🔗 in our bio.

28/05/2026

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On Wednesday we hosted x for Film On Film.

The event was a showcase of seven different genre film shorts shot on film (8mm, 16mm, and 35mm), a feat fittingly celebrated in our historic auditorium.

We’re proud to play our part in breaking down barriers for filmmakers. As one of the UK’s last truly independent cinemas we hope to be a leading light for the filmmaking community, and being a space where emerging talents across the industry can come together, network, and showcase their work.

Help us to support filmmaking and filmmakers by supporting your local independent cinema!





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27/05/2026

Go on a journey through Irish cinema with the Phoenix from Sunday 31st May 🇮🇪

See the Emerald Isle on screen in a series of specially selected films, alongside music, shorts, and live Q&As exploring the country’s cinematic history and the stirring themes of identity, land, and language that have shaped its national output.

These screenings are presented in association with ’s IFI International Programme supported by .

Book now, and for more info follow the 🔗 in our bio.

23/05/2026

Steve Pemberton joined us to show his support for our fundraising campaign, helping celebrate the importance of independent cinema and community spaces like ours. As many cinemas continue to close across the UK, your support helps keep Phoenix alive for future audiences, film lovers, and local creatives.

If you’d like to support the campaign, you can donate through the link in our bio.

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💒 PHOENIX CLASSICS: BRIDESMAIDS (15)The comedy of the 2010s returns to our screens in June… Funny, gross-out, and full o...
21/05/2026

💒 PHOENIX CLASSICS: BRIDESMAIDS (15)

The comedy of the 2010s returns to our screens in June…

Funny, gross-out, and full of pathos, Paul Feig’s BRIDESMAIDS deserves to be seen on the big screen to celebrate its larger than life characters and the performances of Wiig, McCarthy, Rudolph, and Byrne.

There’s more to this comedy than its raunchy frankness and celebration of female friendships - it sets the standards for a Judd Apatow production.

See it in Screen One on Friday 5th June, 🔗 in bio for 🎟️

20/05/2026

Pedro-approved excitement ✔️
Next stop: Phoenix Cinema 🎬

Join Din Djarin and Grogu on a brand-new adventure in The Mandalorian and Grogu, starring Pedro Pascal and directed by Jon Favreau.

🎟️Pre-book your tickets now! 🔗 in our bio

WHAT’S ON 15 - 21 MAY: THE CHRISTOPHERS (15), ORPHAN (15) + THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2 (12A)Steven Soderbergh’s latest feat...
19/05/2026

WHAT’S ON 15 - 21 MAY: THE CHRISTOPHERS (15), ORPHAN (15) + THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2 (12A)

Steven Soderbergh’s latest feature focus on the fictional eccentric painter Juliana Sklar whose life defining work, a series called “the Christophers”, remains unfinished. Something his unscrupulous children (and heirs) are unhappy with. They hire Lori Butler, a young yet talented artist as a companion for Julian (who secret mission is to finish the Christophers through forgery).

Due to popular demand we have added more screenings of The Christophers next week, these are on sale now.

Art lovers book your tickets now, via the 🔗 in our bio.

We challenge you to name a more iconic duo than the Mandalorian and Grogu! The latest addition to the Star Wars universe...
14/05/2026

We challenge you to name a more iconic duo than the Mandalorian and Grogu!

The latest addition to the Star Wars universe arrives at the Phoenix on Friday 22nd May. Written and directed by Jon Favreau, it stars Pedro Pascal, Jeremy Allen White and Sigourney Weaver.

We are dropped at the outer reaches of a galaxy far far away…
Following the fall of the Galactic Empire, in a period of instability where Imperial warlords threatening a fragile state of affairs, the New Republic enlists Din Djarin and his apprentice Grogu to rescue Rotta the Hutt in exchange for information on a target.

Follow the 🔗 in bio for 🎟️ , this is the way.

COMING SOON: ORPHAN (15)Director of Son of Saul, László Nemes returns with his immensely powerful new film opening as a ...
13/05/2026

COMING SOON: ORPHAN (15)

Director of Son of Saul, László Nemes returns with his immensely powerful new film opening as a main feature this Friday 15th May.

Post-World War II Hungary. Young Jewish boy Andor (Bojtorjan Barabas) is rescued from an orphanage by his Holocaust-survivor mother Klara (Andrea Waskovics). Budapest, 1957. The city is reeling from the aftershocks of the failed Hungarian Uprising. Klara has told Andor, now 12, that his beloved father Hirsch died in a Concentration Camp during the war. However, Andor’s world is upended by the arrival of Berend (Gregory Gadebois), a brutish non-Jewish butcher from the Hungarian countryside claiming to be his real father. Andor’s search for the truth will unravel everything he thinks he knows about his family.

Orphan premiered at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, where it was nominated for the prestigious Golden Lion award.

Watch from Friday, 🔗 in bio to buy your 🎟️ now.

Address

52 High Road
London
N29PJ

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 11pm
Tuesday 10:15am - 11pm
Wednesday 10:45am - 11pm
Thursday 10:15am - 11pm
Friday 11am - 11pm
Saturday 10:45am - 11pm
Sunday 1pm - 10:30pm

Telephone

+442084446789

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