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What's On in London This Week
New restaurants, best movies, and must-see events in London this week.
New Openings
Restaurants and bars worth knowing about
- Lady of the Grapes — A new female-led wine bar and bistro located in the historic Menier Chocolate Factory building. It features an extensive 400-strong wine list focusing on organic, biodynamic, and natural wines produced by women. 4.6 stars, french restaurant.
- Rosslyn — Rosslyn is a highly acclaimed independent coffee shop chain in the City of London, recently ranked as the 12th best in Europe. Known for its exceptional hospitality and specialty coffee, it offers a welcoming atmosphere in the financial district. 4.7 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_INEXPENSIVE, italian restaurant.
- Café Clement — Located in the new St Clement hotel, this all-day restaurant offers a Franco-Italian menu. The kitchen is led by former River Cafe chef Danny Bohan and features a riverside terrace. 4.1 stars, restaurant.
- Chandlery — Located in Wells-next-the-Sea, this new restaurant is the debut venture from former Le Manoir and Clove Club sommelier Bert Blaize. It offers a scenic harbour-side setting in North Norfolk. 5 stars, restaurant.
- Tagine & Grill — A new modern Moroccan residency taking over the kitchen at The Sun and 13 Cantons in Soho. The venture is led by founder Yassir Chair, bringing authentic Moroccan flavours to a well-known pub incubator space. 5 stars, restaurant.
- Vasco and Piero's Pavilion — A long-standing Soho institution serving authentic Umbrian cuisine in a stylish, family-run setting. It is a favourite of actor Bill Nighy and features handmade pasta and classic Italian desserts. 4.4 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE, italian restaurant.
- Mr Fogg's Market Tavern — A new flagship location from the Mr Fogg's brand opening in Covent Garden, featuring a unique saloon dedicated entirely to Guinness. The venue includes a pint-counting machine and a 65-seat courtyard. 4.5 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE, bar.
- Vagabond — Vagabond has opened its largest wine bar to date near Carnaby Street in Soho. The venue offers an extensive selection of 120 wines available by the glass. 4.6 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE, wine bar.
- Osteria Vibrato — A sleek, glamorous Italian restaurant in Soho that captures a vibrant energy with piano-playing waiters and a hidden martini bar. It is highlighted as a top destination for those seeking a touch of chic, high-energy dining. 4.5 stars, restaurant.
- Brasserie Olivia — A new-wave modern French brasserie launching on Sloane Square in Chelsea. The venue features stylish interiors, a seafood bar, and an integrated listening bar. 4.4 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE, breakfast restaurant.
- Peckham Weekender — A three-day food festival in Peckham featuring exclusive £10 dishes from local restaurants, with proceeds supporting the Peckham Pantry. Participating venues include MR Bao, Forza Wine, and Peckham Cellars. sublocality level 1.
- Sola — Chef Victor Garvey is relocating his Californian-inspired restaurant from Soho to a new space in Westbourne Grove. The restaurant has been a notable fixture since its 2019 opening. 4.7 stars, restaurant.
- The Lord Southampton — This Kentish Town pub was brought back to life in 2024 after being left derelict for years. It won a CAMRA community local award for its sensitive restoration of original features like floorboards and wall-paneling. 4.4 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, pub.
- RAILS Restaurant — Located within the Great Northern Hotel, RAILS Restaurant is offering a 'Match Point' afternoon tea throughout the Wimbledon tournament. The menu includes themed treats like Pimm's macarons and chocolate tea biscuit cakes topped with golden racquets. 5 stars, restaurant.
- TOCA Social — A football-themed dining and interactive gaming experience with locations at the O2 and Westfield White City. It offers a more comfortable, booth-based environment to watch major sporting events. 4.8 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, bar.
- Darlish — An artisanal ice cream parlour serving unique, Persian-inspired flavours like saffron, rosewater, and pistachio. They offer indulgent scoops and baklava ice cream sandwiches, with locations in Bloomsbury, Spitalfields, and Notting Hill. 4.8 stars, ice cream shop.
- La Grotta Ices — A London-based ice cream specialist run by Kitty Travers. Known for high-quality, artisanal frozen desserts, it is a destination for those seeking exceptional ice cream. 4.6 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, ice cream shop.
- St Clement's — An old-school restaurant in St Leonards-on-Sea known for its white tablecloth service and high-quality seafood. It is recommended for those looking for a more formal dining experience. 5 stars, hotel.
- Khao Bird — A Soho-based spot known for its northern Thai-style scotch eggs, which feature a soft-boiled egg wrapped in spicy sai oua sausagemeat. The restaurant is highlighted for its focus on nostalgic, unfussy food perfect for casual dining. 4.6 stars, thai restaurant.
- Wimbledon Screenings at St James’s Market — St James’s Market offers free live screenings of Wimbledon on a big screen throughout the tournament. Visitors can enjoy the matches from deck chairs in a vibrant outdoor setting, with easy access to nearby food options. 4.5 stars, cocktail bar.
- Raabs the Bakers — A traditional bakery on Essex Road noted for its excellent iced buns. It is recommended as a high-quality, affordable local spot for classic treats. 4.8 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_INEXPENSIVE, bakery.
- Claridge's — Topping Time Out's list of the best hotels in London, this iconic Mayfair establishment is celebrated for its art deco glamour and historical significance. It features a range of high-end culinary options including the eponymous restaurant, the Foyer for afternoon tea, L'Epicerie chef's table, and the moody 1930s-style Fumoir bar. 4.7 stars, hotel.
- Nipa Thai — Located within the Royal Lancaster hotel, this restaurant is one of only 15 in the UK officially recognised by the Thai government for its authentic quality and cuisine. It offers a refined dining experience within a hotel recently ranked as one of the best in the world by TripAdvisor. 4.5 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, thai restaurant.
- Rosewood London — The luxury hotel has launched a seasonal summer terrace in collaboration with pizza parlour Dinner for One Hundred. The courtyard offers Mediterranean-style al fresco dining, featuring specialty pizzas and aperitivo-style cocktails. 4.7 stars, hotel.
- Gelateria Romeo & Giulietta — Crowned the city's best ice cream parlour by Time Out, this artisan gelateria in Stoke Newington is famous for its silky, authentic Italian gelato. It is a go-to spot during the current heatwave for creative flavour combinations like pistachio with ricotta and caramelised figs. 4.8 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, ice cream shop.
- Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea — This Battersea restaurant offers a great value happy hour from Monday to Friday, 3pm-7pm. Diners can enjoy cocktails like Aperol Spritz or Mango Chilli Margaritas for just £5, with onion bhajis available for £1 each. 4.4 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE, indian restaurant.
- Osborne Bros — A small, charming spot located in converted stables that serves a high-quality seafood menu. It is a recommended stop for those visiting the coastal town of Southend-on-Sea. 4.7 stars, food store.
- The Ivy House — A community-focused pub in Nunhead hosting a special 'Songs of the Summer Solstice' event featuring folk music, experimental sounds, and a solar ritual. 4.7 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_INEXPENSIVE, pub.
- The Black Farmer — A notable dining spot in Shepherd's Bush offering a unique fusion of Caribbean and British plates. It is recommended as a great place to round off a day out in the area. 4.4 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, bar and grill.
- The Coach & Horses — Recently named the best-loved local boozer in London at the 2026 Muddy Stilettos Awards, this historic pub dates back to 1776. It features a large beer garden, an extensive ale selection, and a menu of classic pub grub and seasonal produce. 4.7 stars, historical landmark.
- St John — The legendary restaurant has brought back its iconic bacon sandwich for breakfast service at its newest location. Diners can enjoy a range of breakfast buns and pastries, paired with unique breakfast wine selections. 4.5 stars, wine bar.
- The Prince of Peckham — A community-focused pub in Peckham that hosts creative events like yoga and poetry nights, and features food from the acclaimed White Men Can't Jerk. It recently gained national attention after a visit from Prince William to support their 'Chatty Patty' sessions aimed at tackling social isolation. 4.3 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, restaurant.
- The Red Lion & Sun — A notable North London gastropub known for its creative brunch cocktails, including a signature kimchi bloody mary. It is a destination venue for those seeking high-quality pub fare in a relaxed setting. 4.2 stars, chinese restaurant.
- Planque — A restaurant noted for its modern gastronomic flair, specifically highlighted for its chanterelle and radicchio millefeuille served with a comte sauce. It represents the current trend of elegant, elevated savoury pastries on menus. 4.2 stars, restaurant.
- Lord Southampton — Winner of the CAMRA community local award, this Kentish Town pub was saved from dereliction and restored in 2024. It is noted for its restored original floorboards and wall-panelling. 4.3 stars, PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE, pub.
Don't Miss
Events happening soon
- My Neighbour Totoro — The acclaimed Studio Ghibli and RSC stage adaptation is set to leave the West End in early 2027. It remains a highly recommended, magical theatrical experience featuring spectacular puppetry. 3 Dec, Gillian Lynne Theatre.
- Electric Summer — A new summer pop-up at Battersea Power Station featuring a large roller-skating rink, fairground rides, and a boardwalk bar. The venue offers a variety of activities including skate lessons, fitness classes, and silent discos throughout the summer. 16 Oct, New Cross Inn.
- Kacey Musgraves — The Grammy-winning country star has announced a 2027 UK arena tour, with a headline show at the OVO Arena Wembley in London. Tickets for the February 26, 2027 performance go on sale May 15. 26 Feb, OVO Arena Wembley.
- Ana Mendieta — A major retrospective at Tate Modern featuring iconic works, newly remastered films, and sculptural pieces by the influential artist. This exhibition explores her deep relationship with the natural world.
- Kaleidoscope Festival — A one-day music and arts festival at Alexandra Palace featuring a diverse lineup including Groove Armada and Black Grape. The event offers live music, comedy, and family workshops with panoramic views of London. 11 Jul, Alexandra Palace Park.
- Greenwich Comedy Garden — A laughter-inducing festival taking over the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College, featuring top comedians like Jack Dee, Sara Pascoe, and Alan Davies, alongside street food and bars. 18 Jul, Old Royal Naval College.
- Hypha Gallery South Bank — A major new contemporary arts venue opening in a former office building near the Tate Modern. The gallery features 800 square metres of exhibition space and debuts with three distinct shows.
- Skindred - You Got This Tour — Newport metal trio Skindred announces a massive Halloween London headline show at Alexandra Palace as part of their 'You Got This Tour'. Support comes from Alien Ant Farm, Spineshank, and Orgy. The band will release their ninth studio album 'You Got This' on April 17 ahead of the tour. 31 Oct, Alexandra Palace.
- My Chemical Romance — The iconic emo band is bringing their 'Long Live the Black Parade' world tour to Wembley Stadium for three nights. The shows celebrate 20 years of their career-defining album with special support acts each night. 10 Jul, Wembley Stadium.
- Somerset House Summer Series — A programme of open-air gigs held in the iconic courtyard of Somerset House. The series features a diverse range of headliners throughout late July. 22 Jul, Somerset House.
- Soho Waiters' Race — A gloriously kooky annual tradition where service staff race through Soho balancing trays of drinks. It's a chaotic and fun spectacle that captures the historic spirit of the area.
- Soho Village Fete — A quintessentially eccentric London event held in the grounds of St Anne's Church. Features traditional fete activities alongside unique Soho traditions like the Waiters' Race and snail racing.
- The Warehouse Project — The iconic Manchester club series has expanded its WHP26 season with new show announcements and the unveiling of a new 'Vault' room. The season features high-profile takeovers from brands and artists including Rampa + &ME and Max Dean.
- Duran Duran — Pop legends Duran Duran headline the British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park this Sunday. The event features support from Nile Rodgers & Chic and Scissor Sisters, with a full day of music on the Great Oak Stage. 31 Oct, The O2.
- Oliver! — Cameron Mackintosh's reimagined production of this classic musical is a joyous, high-energy showstopper. Directed by Matthew Bourne, it features dazzling choreography and a stellar cast. 16 Jul, Gielgud Theatre.
- Costa Del Croydon — A pop-up rooftop beach returns to the Centrale and Whitgift Centre car park this August, featuring family-friendly activities during the day and a new adults-only 'Beach Club' series on Thursday evenings. The event offers themed nights with DJs, live entertainment, and food.
- Hepworth in Colour — A fresh look at the work of Barbara Hepworth, focusing on her lesser-known use of vibrant colours in her sculptures. This exhibition resets the common perception of her work.
- Camden Fringe — A performing arts festival returning for its 20th year, featuring over 400 shows across 20+ small venues in Camden, Islington, and Westminster. The programme includes a diverse mix of theatre, comedy, dance, and spoken-word performances.
- Vauxhall Park Lavender Harvest — Vauxhall Park hosts its annual lavender harvesting weekend, where the public can help cut lavender for oil and dried bags. The event takes place in the park's sensory Fawcett Garden, which also features a unique human sundial and a commemorative mosaic fountain.
- Carshalton Lavender Annual Harvest — A not-for-profit pick-your-own lavender event held for one weekend each summer. Visitors can harvest their own lavender and enjoy stalls selling lavender-themed goods and crafts.
- ORIGIN — A new club venue is set to open in the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles later this summer or early autumn. It promises to be a significant addition to the local electronic music scene.
- Alfies Antique Market — Spanning four floors of a former art deco department store in Marylebone, this market is home to nearly 100 vendors selling vintage treasures, furniture, and jewellery. It also features a rooftop café with panoramic city views.
- Wimbledon Tennis Championships — The world's most iconic tennis tournament returns to the All England Club. Visitors can enjoy top-level sport, the quintessential British summer atmosphere, and various outdoor screenings across the city.
- ABBA Voyage — A landmark concert experience where holographic avatars of ABBA perform their greatest hits, accompanied by a live 10-piece band. The show takes place in a custom-built arena and uses cutting-edge motion capture technology. 20 Aug, ABBA Arena.
- Delcy Morelos: Origo — Colombian artist Delcy Morelos creates a multisensory environment in the Barbican's Sculpture Court using soil. The immersive installation highlights the importance of the earth's ecosystem through shifting light and tactile contrasts.
- Summer Exhibition 2026 — The Royal Academy of Arts' annual open-submission exhibition returns, curated this year by Ryan Gander with a focus on the theme of interconnectedness.
- Royston Cave — Royston Cave is a mysterious, man-made subterranean chamber featuring intricate medieval-style carvings of saints and symbols. Visitors can explore this enigmatic site through guided tours available until September 27, 2026.
- Fred again.. — The acclaimed UK producer Fred again.. has added two new dates to his upcoming India tour. He will be performing in Mumbai and Bengaluru this December.
- Eel Pie Island — This private island in Twickenham, once a legendary hub for 1960s rock and blues, opens its doors to the public for a few weekends a year. Visitors can explore artist studios and enjoy the unique, bohemian atmosphere of this historic site.
- Anish Kapoor — A massive, physically imposing exhibition by Anish Kapoor at the Hayward Gallery. It features his signature void works and Vantablack pieces that challenge spatial perception.
- Sinatra the Musical — A bio-musical exploring the life and career of Frank Sinatra, featuring his classic songbook. While the production is technically sound, it has received mixed critical reception for its portrayal of the singer. 6 Aug, Aldwych Theatre.
- Central London Pub Crawl - Every Thursday — Start at Zoo Bar 7:45pm Visit top Central London pubs and bars Free shots along the way, student tickets available all night
- FISHER — Grammy-nominated house DJ FISHER has returned to Ibiza for his summer residency at the world-renowned club UNVRS. This is a must-see event for fans of high-energy house music visiting the island. 12 Sept, The O2.
- Floating Castle presents "A Twilight in Tokyo' — an evening cloaked by the textures of '80s Japan, grab a free ticket from Skiddle to enjoy 2 for 1 cocktails through the evening.
- Disney's Hercules — Disney’s Hercules brings the animated film’s mythic adventure to the stage with music by Alan Menken and fresh wit. 13 Aug, Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
- Oh, Mary! — Tony Award-winning dark comedy Oh, Mary! brings Cole Escola’s uproariously funny take on Mary Todd Lincoln, starring Mason Alexander Park. 10 Dec, Trafalgar Theatre.
- VIVA Reggaeton - Don Omar Tribute — Ready for the ULTIMATE Saturday vibes? 3 rooms of epic music, arcade games, cocktails in the garden & street food! Your weekend just got better!
- Bayeux Tapestry — The historic 900-year-old embroidered cloth depicting the Battle of Hastings returns to British soil for a landmark exhibition at the British Museum. Tickets for the highly anticipated show go on general sale starting July 1.
- Shakespeare’s Globe indoor winter season 2026/27 — The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse will host an intimate, candlelit winter season featuring four productions including 'Julius Caesar', 'The Animals Come to the Table', 'The Seagull', and 'King John'. The season runs from October to March, with tickets going on sale July 14. 27 Sept, Globe Theatre, Shakespeare's Globe.
- The Man Will Burn — A new four-part documentary series exploring the culture and history of the Burning Man festival. The series is set to premiere on HBO on July 9th. 30 Oct, The Garage.
- Life on License — PS Hitsquad's latest album 'Life on License' has been released, showcasing the artist's signature drill sound. The project is available now via House Anxiety. 6 Oct, Moth Club.
- Dub empire prologue #7 — The wait is nearly over! Join us for an unforgettable evening of heavyweight roots, reggae and dub as the mighty Ital Power Sound System takesover
- Get Wild Shoreditch Party - Everyone Free Before 12AM — London's Craziest Party Arrives In Shoreditch!
- Allegra — Best offer: Now £75.00 (Save 49%) Dame Maureen Lipman stars in a heart-warming comedy with music, full of joy, humour and iconic musical numbers. 15 Jul, The Harold Pinter Theatre .
- The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind — An uplifting world premiere musical telling the true story of William Kamkwamba, a boy who defies expectations to bring hope through invention. 9 Jul, sohoplace.
- Appearing Rooms — Jeppe Hein's popular aquatic installation returns to the Southbank Centre, featuring jets of water that create 'rooms' for visitors to walk through. It is a free, interactive summer staple perfect for cooling off.
- Cyrano de Bergerac — Adrian Lester stars in this West End transfer of Edmond Rostand's classic play at the Noël Coward Theatre, following a sold-out run with the Royal Shakespeare Company. 11 Jul, Noel Coward Theatre.
- Rudy Loewe: Intimacies of Care — This multidisciplinary exhibition explores the lived experience of Black people within the UK mental healthcare system. Through paintings and sound, the artist reimagines a more supportive approach to care.
- Buckingham Palace State Rooms — The annual summer opening of the State Rooms offers a rare glimpse into royal interiors and heritage. This year features curated displays and a newly commissioned portrait.
- Festa Do Sol: Return To The Rooftop — KONFLICT. is hosting a rooftop party featuring the Costa Rican duo Malakita alongside residents Antares and Balzar. The event takes place at the Eight Members Club in Moorgate.
- Pride in London Parade — One of the capital's largest annual celebrations, the parade fills central London with music, performances, and a vibrant display of diversity. It is a major highlight for visitors and locals alike.
Worth Watching
What to watch this week
- The Invite — Directed by Olivia Wilde, this sex comedy follows a couple who encounter mysterious, alluring neighbors in their New York City apartment building. The film is described as a shimmering, genuinely sexy dramedy that explores the complexities of marriage and the passage of time. 3.893/10, 95 min.
- The Odyssey — Christopher Nolan's new epic adaptation of the classic Greek tale features an all-star cast including Matt Damon, Zendaya, and Tom Holland. The film follows Odysseus's decade-long journey home from the Trojan War, with a narrative that collapses the timeline to focus on the emotional and social stakes of his absence. 8.049/10, 149 min.
- The Odyssey — Christopher Nolan directs this new adaptation of Homer's epic, featuring Matt Damon as Odysseus. Nolan has cited Guillermo del Toro as an inspiration for his nuanced approach to the film's mythological monsters. 5.75/10, 172 min.
- Nirvanna the Band the Movie — Comedian-filmmakers Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol bring their anarchic style to the big screen in this new mockumentary. The film is noted for its guerrilla filmmaking techniques and playful references to 80s cinema. 7.6/10, 100 min.
- The Death of Robin Hood — Grappling with his past after a life of crime and murder, Robin Hood finds himself gravely injured after a battle he thought would be his last. In the hands of a mysterious woman, he is offered a chance at salvation. 10/10, 123 min.
- The Odyssey — Odysseus, the legendary King of Ithaca, embarks on a long and perilous journey home following the Trojan War. Throughout his voyage, he is forced to confront the whims of gods, mythological monsters, and trials that stretch both his cunning and his humanity to the breaking point. 5.75/10, 172 min.
- Moana — Disney's live-action reimagining of the 2016 animated hit brings the story of the wayfinder to life with Dwayne Johnson returning as Maui. It is a highly anticipated family film for the summer season. 7.001/10, 100 min.
- Alpha — Two fierce female agents tackle dangerous missions in a thrilling world of espionage, as they navigate perilous situations, execute daring stunts, and face unexpected turns in this action-packed adventure. 6.3/10, 128 min.
- Tony — A 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain travels to Provincetown and stumbles into the chaotic world of a restaurant kitchen, setting off a summer that will shape the course of his life. 6.778/10, 77 min.
- Ice Cream Man — An idyllic summer town descends into madness when an ice cream man serves kids sweet delights with horrifying results. 5.452/10, 84 min.
- Colony — Professor Se-jeong is thrust into a bloody nightmare when a rapidly mutating virus is released during a biotech conference causing authorities to seal the facility. Trapped inside with no escape, Se-jeong along with a small group of survivors must fight to stay alive while the infected undergo horrific transformations. 6.966/10, 123 min.
- David — From the songs of his mother’s heart to the whispers of a faithful God, David’s story begins in quiet devotion. When the giant Goliath rises to terrorize a nation, a young shepherd armed with only a sling, a few stones, and unshakable faith steps forward. Pursued by power and driven by purpose, his journey tests the limits of loyalty, love, and courage—culminating in a battle not just for a crown, but for the soul of a kingdom. 8/10, 109 min.
- Aarya — Aarya is a happy-go-lucky young man who goes to college. When he falls in love with Geetha at first sight, he proposes to her - in front of her boyfriend Ajay, who recently also proposed to her. She bluntly refuses, but ... 6.5/10, 151 min.
- The Pout-Pout Fish — Living on a rundown shipwreck, Mr. Fish one day discovers a hyperactive young sea dragon Pip – who had mistaken his home for a junkyard – pilfering his belongings. The heated argument that ensues leaves both their houses in ruin. But there is hope! Embarking on a seemingly impossible quest in search of the mythical 'Shimmer' to grant them a wish, there’s only one problem: someone else is on the hunt... 5.5/10, 91 min.
- One Night Only — Two love-starved strangers crash into each other on the one night of the year when single people are allowed to have sex. 6/10, 90 min.
- Welcome to the Jungle — A group of quirky characters gets stuck in a dangerous jungle during a chaotic mission. Filled with confusion, criminals, and hilarious situations, they must work together to survive and find their way out. 6.82/10, 119 min.
- Leviticus — Two teenage boys must escape a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire most — each other. 5/10, 1 min.
- Taxi Driver — Martin Scorsese's iconic masterpiece returns to cinemas for its 50th anniversary. It remains a powerful and essential exploration of urban isolation and psychological crisis. 8.124/10, 114 min.
- Enola Holmes 3 — The third installment of the Enola Holmes series sees the young detective stepping out of her brother Sherlock's shadow to tackle systemic inequality and a new mystery involving the British crown. Now streaming on Netflix, the film highlights Enola's unique approach to detective work driven by empathy and social awareness. 7.152/10, 109 min.
- Minions & Monsters — This new Illumination release blends the iconic Minions with classic Hollywood monster movie tropes and slapstick comedy history. Director Pierre Coffin infuses the film with nostalgic easter eggs and homages to cinema legends like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. 6.9/10, 90 min.
- Desperate Living — This dark comedy by John Waters is being released in 4K by the Criterion Collection. It is noted for its gritty, transgressive style and remains a significant piece of Waters' filmography. 6.4/10, 91 min.
- The Last One for the Road — This Italian road movie by director Francesco Sossai offers a textured, leisurely look at daily life and desolate landscapes. It is noted for its Beckettian tone and avoidance of grand cinematic epiphanies. 7.5/10, 98 min.
- The Invite — As Olivia Wilde’s latest film hits cinemas, this feature explores the enduring appeal of the dinner-party movie genre. It highlights the tension and drama inherent in films that focus on heated rivalries and toxic revelations. 8/10, 107 min.
- Peddi — In 1980s rural Andhra Pradesh, a spirited villager unites his community through sports to defend their pride against a powerful rivals. 8/10, 192 min.
- Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway — When a string of deadly highway incidents begin, Conan Edogawa's investigations point towards an orchestrated plot rather than mere accidents. As he uncovers a conspiracy involving hidden identities and advanced technology, the case escalates into a high-speed race against time to stop a calculating mastermind before more lives are lost. 8.6/10, 109 min.
- Nirvanna: The Band - The Show - The Movie — A preview screening of this unique film project, known for its meta-humor and unconventional narrative style. It is a must-see for fans of the original series. 7.6/10, 100 min.
- Big Trouble in Little China — Initially a box office bomb, this John Carpenter film has evolved into a beloved cult classic. It is praised for its subversion of genre tropes and its unique blend of martial arts, comedy, and fantasy. 7.213/10, 100 min.
- Scary Movie — Twenty-six years after outrunning a suspiciously familiar masked killer, the Core Four are back in the killer's crosshairs and no horror movie IP is safe. 5.818/10, 96 min.
- Masters of the Universe — After being separated for 15 years, the Sword of Power leads Prince Adam back to Eternia, where he discovers his home shattered under the fiendish rule of Skeletor. To save his family and his world, Adam must join forces with his closest allies, Teela and Duncan/Man-At-Arms, and embrace his true destiny as He-Man — the most powerful man in the universe. 141 min.
- Supergirl — When an unexpected and ruthless adversary strikes too close to home, Kara Zor-El, aka Supergirl, reluctantly joins forces with an unlikely companion on an epic, interstellar journey of vengeance and justice. 5.6/10, 108 min.
- Mollywood Times — Vineeth Madhavan tries hard to become Malayalam cinema's greatest horror filmmaker, but will the toxic industry affect his dream? 6.1/10, 167 min.
- David Byrne's American Utopia — A filmed concert event that captures the energy and artistry of David Byrne's acclaimed stage show. It offers an intimate look at a unique musical performance. 7.488/10, 105 min.
- My Father's Island — A Norwegian survival drama directed by Vladimir de Fontenay, adapted from David Vann's semi-autobiographical stories. It offers a poignant and intense cinematic experience. 4.5/10, 115 min.
- The Odyssey — Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated, star-studded epic adaptation of Homer's foundational saga. Featuring an ensemble cast including Matt Damon, Tom Holland, and Zendaya, it is widely considered the must-see cinematic event of the summer. 5.75/10, 172 min.
- The Furious — An action-thriller starring Joe Taslim that follows a tradesman thrust into a dangerous underworld to rescue his daughter. It is a high-octane addition to the current cinema schedule. 113 min.
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