Cinema Screenings in Nottingham
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Ish - Filmmaker roundtable and screening
📍 Broadway Cinema
£5.00

Nottingham Writers' Studio Evening Social
📍 Broadway Cinema
Free - £3.41

Book to Film Club: Hamnet at Southwell Library
📍 Southwell Library
£3.00

#Refreshers - Secret Cinema Club
📍 Nottingham Secret Garden
From £7.00

#TrentFreshers - Secret Cinema Club
📍 Nottingham Secret Garden
From £7.00

Movie Night (Back to Life)
📍 Christ Citadel Internation Church
FREEThe Truman Show with FoA Soc- Freshers Film Week
📍 Hallward Library

Book to Film Club: H is for Hawk at Southwell Library
📍 Southwell Library
£3.00
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Free Party: A Folk History [Film Screening 6-8pm]
📍 Movers
FREEAI LENS: Stories from the Latent space
📍 Broadway Cinema

Inspire Poetry Festival 2026: Romeo and Juliet Screening (1996)
📍 Southwell Library
£3.00
FREEFilm Screening: Pressure
📍 New Art Exchange

Ruddington Popup Cinema Club presents Amélie
📍 The Cottage Hotel
£6.13

An Evening with Philippa Gregory at Broadway Cinema Nottingham
📍 Broadway Cinema
£12.00 - £21.00

Scream Halloween Outdoor Cinema at Wollaton Hall in Nottingham
📍 Wollaton Hall
£17.37 - £46.49

Hocus Pocus Outdoor Cinema Spooktacular at Wollaton Hall
📍 Wollaton Hall
£10.92 - £46.49

The Nightmare Before Christmas Outdoor Cinema at Wollaton Hall
📍 Wollaton Hall
£10.92 - £46.49

Small World Cinema: Animal Homes and Habitats
📍 Arnold Library
£1.00

Relaxed Family Film Screening of The Land of Sometimes
📍 Arnold Library
£1.00

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Puncture The Screen 2026 - Full Festival Pass
📍 Broadway Cinema
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Cinema Screenings in Nottingham — Guide
Cinema screenings in Nottingham offer a unique and intimate way to enjoy films across various genres and eras. Whether you're a film enthusiast looking for rare or classic movie showings, or someone who appreciates smaller, more personal screening environments, these events cater to a diverse audience. Expect to find screenings happening at a variety of venues such as arts centres, dedicated film & cinema spaces, and even some pub function rooms and community halls. The atmosphere is often cozy and engaging, with pre-screening talks or post-show discussions adding to the experience.