Cinema posts

Iranian Cinema: After the Revolution

Posted 22 December 2023 by Nathan Makalena about Film Studies: Iranian Cinema - Season Pass.

Wherever art is restricted, artists show incredible resilience and adaptation. Our newest film studies series charts over four decades of post-revolution cinema.

Showroom Cinema rounds out the year with highlights of 2023

Posted 15 December 2023 by Sam Howe

In that strange time between Christmas and New Year we take stock of the past year. For Showroom, that’s all the amazing films we’ve screened! To round out 2023, we are selecting just a few of the best.

Showroom Cinema’s alternative Christmas picks

Posted 8 December 2023 by Nathan Makalena

Christmas is coming, but while many merrymakers are enjoying the cheer, others are enduring Wham-ageddon and wrapping paper. If you’re in the latter, Showroom has some cracking, non-festive alternatives in our December lineup.

Maestro advanced screenings at Showroom Cinema

Posted 1 December 2023 by Sam Howe about Maestro.

Maestro is a towering and fearless love story chronicling Leonard Bernstein's (Bradley Cooper) lifelong relationship with Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein (Carey Mulligan).

Christmas and New Year at Showroom Cinema

Posted 24 November 2023 by Sam Howe about Christmas and New Year at Showroom Cinema.

The most wonderful time of the year is approaching, and Showroom Cinema has a packed schedule full of festive delights to help close out the year in style.

Showroom brings the world stage to the Sheffield screen

Posted 17 November 2023 by Sam Howe about Stage on Screen.

From dazzling orchestras and gripping dramas, to feel good tales of an England football manager, our upcoming programme promises to feature something for everyone and brings the greatest attractions from the world stage to a cinema screen in Sheffield.

Klimt and the Kiss: the man behind the masterpiece

Posted 3 November 2023 by Rae Hesketh about Exhibition on Screen.

Klimt once said "I am not very good at the spoken or the written word, particularly not if I am supposed to say something about myself or my work." It seems to understand this Austrian painter's work, we must look at his artistic background & influences.

Killers of the Flower Moon: Martin Scorsese at 80

Posted 13 October 2023 by Ryan Finnigan

One of the cinema’s greatest filmmakers and perhaps the most outspoken and passionate advocate for the medium, Martin Scorsese, returns with his latest epic, Killers of the Flower Moon.

Medusa Deluxe - film review

Posted 19 June 2023 by Harry Denton

Medusa Deluxe is a murder mystery set in the world of competitive hairdressing. Harry Denton reviews this first feature from British director Thomas Hardiman.

War Pony - film review

Posted 13 June 2023 by Harry Denton

Directors Riley Keough and Gina Gammell won the Camera D'or (best debut feature) at Cannes 2022 for War Pony - here is Harry's review of the film.