Hyde Park Picture House

BYOB screenings are a chance for the parents and carers of babies up to 15months old to get to the cinema without leaving the little one at home. With raised lighting levels, baby changing and bottle warming facilities and free tea or coffee for each grown-up we aim to make these screenings as comfortable for you as possible. If you’d like any more information why not email us on info@hydeparkpicturehouse.co.uk or call 0113 2752045 to speak to a member of staff.

 

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Paul Greengrass takes cover in the Green Zone; Todd Solondz survives Life During Wartime; Roman Polanski is haunted by The Ghost; Ricky Gervais takes a wrong turn at Cemetery Junction; Drew Barrymore gets her skates on with Whip It; Pablo Trapero enters the Lion’s Den; and Niels Arden Oplev spies on The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

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Who killed the double bill....certainly not us! The Hyde Park Picture House proudly presents a classic pairing of British cinema. 

Firstly we have Robin Hardy's cult classic THE WICKER MAN. Police Sergeant Howie is attracted the remote island of Summerisle by the disappearance of the mysterious Rowan Morrison. What follows is a whole load of Pagan madness which will have you glued to the edge of your seats from start to finish. COME. It is time to keep your appointment with the Wicker Man....

Moving on, we have the film adaption of Daphne Du Maurier's spine tingling classic DON'T LOOK NOW. Set amongst the streets of Venice the story unfolds around a spate of murders taking place in the historic city. John and Laura Baxter are staying there after the death of their daughter Christine. Laura befriends two elderly ladies one of whom claims to be psychic and experiences the presence of their dead daughter. In parallel John has a number of fragmented premonitions and believes to see his daughter roaming the streets of Venice in her red mac. In the words of John Baxter, nothing is as it seems....

THE INCREDIBLE TRUE STORY OF HOW THE WORLD'S GREATEST STREET ART MOVIE WAS NEVER MADE...

Banksy is used to fiercely guarding his identity to avoid prosecution, so it was perhaps no surprise when he refused to be filmed by eccentric French shop owner, Thierry Guetta. EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP traces Thierry's attempts to capture the world of graffiti art in thrilling detail, following many of the most infamous figures at work in the streets. We trace Thierry's efforts to locate and befriend Banksy only to have the artist turn the camera back on its owner with spectacular results. An incendiary true story of low-level criminality, companionship and incompetence.