To celebrate the release of the Ruben Östlund Collection and selected screenings at Curzon Cinemas, we are delighted to present a retrospective recognising the work of everybody’s favourite arthouse trickster.
With Lars von Trier’s retrospective currently in (cinemas), we have assembled the Danish agitator’s greatest hits, from his towering international breakthrough hit Breaking the Waves to humble beginnings in his unflinching debut, The Element of Crime.
For our next Pride-themed collection we are focusing on repression, whether it be societal (Blue Jean) or familial (Joyland) expectations, and the undeniable effects it can have on the LGBTQ+ community even in 2023.
From randy, murdering sailors (Querelle) to a sexually liberated thirtysomething (Anaïs in Love), this week we are zeroing in on queer people’s right to exist as sexual beings.
As Pride month begins, we look at the films that delve into a wide range of subject matters that still affect the LGBTQ+ community today including race (Young Soul Rebels), persecution (120 BPM), religion (Beyond the Hills) and mental health (Close).
This Pride Month, we’re celebrating LGBTQIA+ cinema with a series of events. Check out our rereleases of queer-cinema classics from Sean Baker’s iPhone-shot trans sex worker drama Tangerine to the smouldering Merchant-Ivory romance Maurice, both of which are also available to watch on Curzon Home Cinema.
This year’s edition of the Cannes International Film Festival boasts an exciting array of talent from Ceylan to Haynes to Rohrwacher. Check out some of the most audacious films to debut at the French Riviera.
There are certain hallmarks you would expect to find in an Éric Rohmer film: sensuality, banality and infidelity. His insouciant style has become synonymous with the French romp, as evidenced by the newly added quadrilogy, Tales of the Four Seasons.
To celebrate the release of I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking) on Curzon Home Cinema, we are thrilled to welcome star co-writer and co-director Kelley Kali, who has curated a selection of her favourite titles.
As the protagonist of Curzon Film’s latest release Nostalgia learns, sometimes you have to look back to move forward. The titles featured in this collection all share that specific, bittersweet feeling of reminiscing memories.
Congratulations to the winners and nominees at this year’s EE British Academy Film Awards, which were handed out on 19th February.
Cate Blanchett was awarded Best Actress for Tár, Navalny collected Best Documentary, Everything Everywhere All at Once won Best Editing and Aftersun received Outstanding British Debut.
To celebrate the release of January on Curzon Home Cinema, we are thrilled to welcome writer/director Andrey Paounov, who has curated a selection of his favourite titles.
Discover the collection with films as enthralling and enigmatic as January itself, including masterful works from Andrei Tarkovsky, Béla Tarr, David Lynch and Michael Haneke.
Revolutionary and rebellious, Vivienne Westwood was the queen of British fashion. To mark the passing of this true original, we’ve curated a collection celebrating her life and career.
With waning frontman Richie Bravo taking the stage on Curzon Home Cinema in Ulrich Seidl’s darkly humorous Rimini, we’re celebrating the best, and worst, singers in cinema.
When is a Christmas film not a Christmas film? Set at Christmas, or with memorable festive scenes, our new collection takes a sideways glance at the holiday season - when things aren’t always merry and bright.
On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true love sent to me, twelve drummers drumming, eleven pipers piping, ten lords a-leaping, nine ladies dancing, eight maids a-milking, seven swans a-swimming, six geese a-laying, five gold rings, four calling birds, three French hens, two turtledoves and a partridge in a pear tree.
Join us for the 12 Days of Curzon Christmas, inspired by our library of contemporary and classic films.
Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of Don DeLillo’s long-deemed-unfilmable novel White Noise hits cinemas on Friday. In the meantime, check out these book-to-big-screen success stories.
With the enchantingly beautiful What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? released on Curzon Home Cinema, we take a look at onscreen relationships distanced by society, circumstance and time.
Whether slow-burning romances that tenderly blossom, or tales of whirlwind lovers who are devastatingly torn apart, discover the achingly romantic films in this collection.
