We’ve got a seasonal treat just for you: a programme of wonderful festive films to enjoy in our cinemas this December.
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Christmas is coming and, to celebrate, we’ve programmed an exciting line-up of festive films old and new to enjoy at Curzon – and there really is something for everyone. For family fun, watch a charmingly naive Will Ferrell giddily spread Christmas cheer with mischievous snowball fights and candy-covered spaghetti in Elf; or settle in to see Ben Whishaw’s lovable bear embark on whirlwind adventures around London in the always heartwarming Paddington. Alternatively, have your say on the age-old debate of whether Die Hard is in fact a Christmas film by revisiting Bruce Willis’ high-octane action flick. Classic-film fans, for their part, can mark the 75th anniversary of Frank Capra’s holiday masterpiece It’s a Wonderful Life, and see James Stewart learn the true meaning of life. Check out the listings below to find out which movies are playing at your local Curzon.
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We will also be showing a number of live cultural performances, captured with close-ups and swooping angles that allow viewers to feel in communion with the artists onstage. There’s the Met Opera’s abridged production of Cinderella, starring the Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard as the titular princess and sung in English to appeal to little ones. Ballet wise, we have two versions of The Nutcracker to choose from – Moscow’s Bolshoi and London’s Royal Ballet – as well as Rumpelstilzchen, the BalletBoyz’s take on the fable of the magical imp who spins straw into gold. Get in the Christmas spirit with Curzon’s wide-ranging seasonal programme.