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What's On in Liverpool This Week

New restaurants, best movies, and must-see events in Liverpool this week.

New Openings

Restaurants and bars worth knowing about

  • The Penny LaneThis historic pub on the iconic Penny Lane has recently undergone a significant transformation and reopened its doors. It promises a refreshed experience for locals and visitors alike. 4.9 stars, historical landmark.
  • La PatronaA new Venezuelan bakery has opened in Liverpool city centre, run by a husband-and-wife team. The bakery focuses on authentic Venezuelan baked goods and a personal, community-focused approach. 4.3 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, mexican restaurant.

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Events happening soon

Worth Watching

What to watch this week

  • Her Private HellDirector Nicolas Winding Refn returns to feature films with this noir-inspired adaptation of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth. The film stars Sophie Thatcher and Charles Melton in a futuristic setting. 4.455/10, 84 min.
  • HopeNa Hong-jin returns with a maximalist monster movie that draws inspiration from the high-octane action style of Mad Max: Fury Road. It is a bold, creature-focused feature from a director known for cult horror. 8.391/10, 122 min.
  • Macho DancerA newly restored erotic drama from director Lino Brocka that explores Manila's nightlife. It is noted for its historical significance in launching a subgenre of imitators. 3.3/10, 88 min.
  • Paper TigerA tense crime thriller directed by James Gray, featuring Adam Driver and Miles Teller. The film explores themes of greed and family conflict set against the backdrop of the 1980s. 7.5/10, 116 min.
  • FilipiñanaDirected by Rafael Manuel, this debut feature won the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award at Sundance. It is scheduled for a UK and Ireland theatrical release in autumn 2026. 2/10, 24 min.
  • All of a SuddenA tender and enriching drama by Hamaguchi that examines the relationship between a care home manager and a terminally ill playwright. The film is praised for its philosophical approach to care and systemic change. 5.913/10, 97 min.
  • HidariKeanu Reeves is set to voice the lead character in this ambitious stop-motion samurai epic. The film follows a legendary craftsman seeking revenge after a series of personal tragedies. 7.944/10, 6 min.
  • FatherlandA brisk and beautiful father-daughter drama directed by Paweł Pawlikowski. It features a brilliant performance by Sandra Hüller as she accompanies her father on a ceremonial trip across postwar Germany. 6.237/10, 106 min.
  • WildwoodLaika Studios' latest stop-motion animated feature is a fantasy adventure based on the book by Colin Meloy. The film follows a young girl navigating a magical forest outside Portland to rescue her brother, featuring an impressive voice cast including Carey Mulligan and Mahershala Ali. 7.3/10, 59 min.
  • Eagles of the RepublicThe concluding chapter of director Tarik Saleh’s Cairo trilogy, this thriller offers a sharp and angry portrait of censorship and politics in Egypt. It is highlighted as a significant contemporary political thriller. 6.8/10, 128 min.
  • HenDirected by György Pálfi, this Hungarian film follows a hen through a surreal and often dark journey. It is noted for its unique blend of absurd comedy and horror. 96 min.
  • Leaving Las VegasReturning to cinemas three decades after its release, this bruising story of addiction features an Oscar-winning performance by Nicolas Cage. Director Mike Figgis reflects on the film's radical low-budget production. 7.253/10, 111 min.
  • Black ZombieDirector Maya Annik Bedward explores the origins of the zombie myth in Haitian culture and Vodou, decolonizing the horror icon from its Westernized, flesh-eating reputation. The documentary premiered at SXSW. 2.7/10, 94 min.
  • TunerA stylish neo-noir film starring Leo Woodall as a piano tuner who uses his hypersensitive hearing for safecracking. It is a suspenseful exploration of artistic envy and romance. 6/10, 107 min.
  • Horror of DraculaThe classic 1958 Hammer horror film is being restored by Warner Bros. to include three minutes of previously censored footage. This restoration promises to showcase the full intensity of Christopher Lee's iconic performance. 7/10, 80 min.
  • I Love BoostersBoots Riley's latest comedic crime thriller follows a group of women stealing from a high-end retailer. Despite rave reviews, the film is currently relying on grassroots social media marketing to build its audience. 4.857/10, 105 min.
  • FjordDirected by Cristian Mungiu, this film examines religious persecution in a Scandinavian setting. While visually spectacular and unnerving, the review notes it suffers from underdeveloped characterisation. 5.5/10, 90 min.
  • Parallel TalesDirected by Asghar Farhadi, this French-language drama stars Isabelle Huppert as an author who begins observing her neighbours for creative inspiration. The film is a meta-fictional experiment exploring themes of artistic voyeurism. 5.628/10, 140 min.
  • Legally BlondeThe 2001 classic returns to cinemas for its 25th anniversary. It remains a notable watch for its skilful satire and Reese Witherspoon's iconic performance. 6.811/10, 96 min.

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