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New Sheffield Hallam Film Studies Course Explores Palestinian Cinema

Over the last 25 years, Sheffield Hallam University and Showroom Cinema have collaborated on a series of public Film Studies series, providing a themed course of films and lectures led by an academic expert. Looking back over the years, the evening classes have explored a diverse range of themes including genres from Political Horror and Gangster films to Animation and British Social Realism, as well as auteur studies of filmmakers from Alfred Hitchcock to Kelly Reichardt.

20 Years of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

September is the perfect time for new starts and fresh adventures to make you appreciate home comforts, so in that spirit, we're setting off with Frodo and the Fellowship to defeat the forces of evil in Middle Earth on the big screen!

Closing the curtain on Sheffield Film Festival

How do we wrap up the last weekend of the first Sheffield Film Festival? The same as any good band, play the hits and leave you asking for more. And this is quite the encore. There are a whopping twelve films out at Showroom Cinema on the last weekend of August.

Celebrating Film Studies at 25 and Hitchcock at 125

On 13th August, as part of its month-long Sheffield Film Festival, the Showroom Cinema will present a special event to mark 25 years of partnership with Sheffield Hallam University. Since October 1998, the university and the Showroom have jointly run extra-mural evening classes in Film Studies, with three courses offered each year. We lost a year to Covid, hence this belated celebration.

Recent reviews

Brassed Off

Brassed Off

★★★★★

🎺 Tomorrow 🎺
Saturday 15th MArch

Two chances to catch this British classic!

Brassed Off + Live Brass Band Performance
2:30pm

Brassed Off + Cast and Crew Q&A
7pm

🎺 Book your tickets now! 🎺

The Last Showgirl

The Last Showgirl

★★★★★

👯 Screens at Showroom from Friday 28 February 👯

Book now - tickets just £5 for CINE 26 members

Not sure? Check out our For Fans Of... list

The People's Joker

The People's Joker

★★★★★

Have you caught The People's Joker yet? 🃏

Final screenings at Showroom are tonight (Wednesday) at 6pm and tomorrow (Thursday) at 8:45pm.

Book now! Tickets just £5 for CINE 26 members.

Moonlight

Moonlight

★★★★★

Screening tomorrow for Valentines Day 🌙💞
12:30pm + 8:15pm

Other Valentines specials include Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, Saving Face (20th Anniversary), Brief Encounter (80th Anniversary), and The Apartment (4K Restoration)

If you're not feeling romantic, catch new releases Memoir of a Snail, The Seed of the Sacred Fig, and A Complete Unknown.

Plus, our BFI Young Programmers Festival continues with a Doppelgangers theme, featuring The Double, Seconds, and Meshes of the Afternoon.

Book now, all tickets just £5 for CINE 26 members

Read our Valentines Day Letterboxd list here

Liked reviews

A Real Pain

A Real Pain

★★★★

"I would give everything to know what that feels like, to have charm, to light up a room."

I think I'm probably one of the few who got more from Eisenberg's character here than I did Culkin's, but as a pretty meek, mousy, forgettable kind of person, I suppose that's inevitable. I worry about not leaving much of an impression on people, sometimes to the extent that I do indeed wish I could be sort of fabulously loathsome. At least…

Twin Peaks

Twin Peaks

★★★★★

twin peaks tuesdays at the showroom! watched the first two episodes and my god was it amazing to see in the cinema!!

I'm Still Here

I'm Still Here

★★★★½

very very hard to watch. the fun, sunny image of rio de janeiro that we all hold in our minds slowly fades into a gnawing pit of terror, where we see the most brilliant performances of strength. 

very good

A film about the feminine experience of ageing, motherhood AND under 90 minutes? Sign me up.

She's so me (hating on younger women)

Went into this with low expectations but I ...loved it?

A stellar line up of women, Jamie Lee Curtis was my standout - stole every scene. Ignoring all weak points because I liked what it was trying to do (Kiernan Shipka dancing on a chair)