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4worldlovers: Every Tuesday, you can choose to pay either £6, £8 or £10 per ticket at Regent Street Cinema. On Tuesday 4th April you can watch God's Creatures and John Wick: Chapter 4 for as little £6 per person. The choice is yours.

Find out more about Regent Street Cinema's programme of special events including theatre, film festivals, Q&As and exclusive previews.

Join the growing number of film lovers at Regent Street Cinema and enjoy watching beautifully-curated content in style. Members are able to book discounted tickets for them and a plus one all year round as well as enjoy discounts at the bar.

In 1896, Regent Street Cinema became the very first place in Britain to show moving pictures when the Lumière brothers’ Cinématographe was presented to a paying audience, making it a landmark venue for the British film industry. Ever since, we have been the London movie theatre most dedicated to showing the very best in independent and studio films.


At Monday Classic Matinée, we curate films from all eras of filmmaking at 1pm for guests to enjoy. Over 55 guests enjoy subsidised tickets at £5 per person, with regular tickets also available. Come and enjoy a weekly film at Regent Street Cinema.

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London is home to some of the best independent cinemas in the UK – including us, of course! Here are some of the things that make them so special:

Award-winning German auteur Wim Wenders has an incredible filmography. His first feature film, Summer In The City, was released in 1970, while his most recent work, a documentary about Pope Francis, was released in 2018, and between the two there are dozens more. Purely in terms of quantity, it’s impressive. But it’s the quality of Wenders’ films that keeps us watching. Wenders is a photographer and painter as well as a filmmaker, and that eye for beauty is startlingly evident in his films. He seems to be fascinated by landscapes, and people, and what it means to be human. If you’re new to Wenders, this is the perfect time to discover him. And if you’re already a fan, then you’ll be pleased to hear that we’ll be screening some of his most iconic works – we’d like to think Regent Street Cinema is the perfect venue to appreciate these cinematic masterpieces. Either way, here are our picks for discovering or rediscovering Wim Wenders.