We're continuing to dig into Letterboxd Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films list to bring you 50 of some of history's greatest movies throughout the summer of 2025!

Christopher Nolan’s INTERSTELLAR has once again been one of our most in-demand films of 2025. Our audiences just kept on coming, and after a few months break, we’re back again for more shows throughout June and July! So strap in for a space epic like no other.

After May’s sell out show…on Thursday 17th July, David Knight returns to the PCC for a second round with the MUSIC VIDEO PRESERVATION SOCIETY. A big screen celebration of treasures from five decades of the pop-cultural phenomenon that is the music video!

Step back into the aching beauty of Wong Kar Wai anew with IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE 25th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION in 4K - showing from 3rd July onwards. This new presentation not only preserves the film’s timeless beauty, but includes something brand new: an unseen chapter of the original planned film…more below.

A landmark of British realist cinema returns to where it first shocked audiences - SCUM premiered at the Prince Charles Cinema back in 1979, and now it’s back, restored in stunning 4K from 88 Films. Unflinching, savage and still painfully relevant, it screens as part of our Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair season on Tue 17th June at 20:45!

THE PRINCE CHARLES CINEMA FILM QUIZ is revamped and back with a vengeance on Wed 25th June - with a new in-house incarnation that will be bigger, louder, and more gloriously PCC than ever.

Following THE TIMES OF HARVEY MILK, we’re proud to continue spotlighting powerful, groundbreaking queer cinema throughout our programme with a curated strand titled LGBTQIA+ STORIES.

For Pride Month, on Tue 3rd June - Funeral Parade Queer Film Society is proud to present The Times of Harvey Milk, Rob Epstein’s powerful portrait of a pioneering gay politician and a tireless advocate for LGBTQ rights.

To celebrate its 50th Anniversary, Stanley Kubrick’s BARRY LYNDON, starring Ryan O’Neal, returns to our screens in 4K this July! See this beautiful painting-like epic like you’ve never seen it, as it is presented from a new 4K restoration that was sourced from a 4K scan of the 35mm original camera negative.