Now showing
U
Palace Gift Tokens – a great present for the film lovers in your life, with no expiry date.
15
Two women (played by Oscar winning duo Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway) find their close relationship tested by tragedy in this taut, '60s-set Hitchcockian thriller about motherhood, guilt, suspicion and jealousy.
until Thursday 25 April
Coming soon
15
A celebration of Amy Winehouse's searing talent on her rise to become one of the most iconic - and much missed - British musicians of the 21st century. Painting a vibrant portrait of the Camden streets she called home while vividly depicting her struggles with global fame. Back to Black honours Winehouse's artistry, wit, and honesty, as well as trying to understand her terrible demons. A powerful unflinching tribute to a once-in-a-generation talent.
Friday 26 April to Thursday 2 May
12A
From Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, the director of Bafta & Oscar-winning Drive My Car, comes this tender thought-provoking drama about a community fighting to preserve the integrity of their natural world against a proposed tourist development for Tokyo urbanites.
Saturday 27 April to Tuesday 30 April
PG
One of the most influential films in American cinema, which perfected the comic ‘old dark house’ subgenre, has been remade five times, and set the stage for the Universal horror cycle of the 1930s. With live piano accompaniment from Lillian Henley!
Sunday 28 April
12A
Ryan Gosling (Barbie) and Emily Blunt (Oppenheimer, Mary Poppins Returns) in a rip-roaring romantic comedy set in the bonkers world of Hollywood stuntmen. Ken - sorry Colt - has to track down a missing movie star, solve a conspiracy and try to win back the love of his life all while being tossed around like a rag doll for our entertainment.
Friday 3 May to Thursday 16 May
U
In March last year, legendary composer Ryuichi Sakamoto (Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, The Last Emperor) passed away. This was his final performance, curated by the maestro to span his entire career in 20 pieces.
Saturday 11 May to Tuesday 14 May
15
A whip smart British black comedy examining the hopes, dreams, duplicities and hypocrisies of an unlikely bunch of (fr)enemies starring Rufus Sewell and Shirley Henderson.
Friday 17 May to Thursday 23 May
15
Koffi receives a frosty reception when he returns from Paris to Kinshasa, after a long absence, to introduce his pregnant fiancé to his family. As Koffi struggles to reconcile his former life with his new one, he stumbles upon a bizarre spiritual world that takes him upon a dizzying collision course with his former culture.
Saturday 18 May to Tuesday 21 May
PG
A young girl discovers that she can see everyone's discarded imaginary friends (the IFs of the title!) and embarks on a magical adventure to reconnect forgotten IFs with their childhood pals.
Friday 24 May to Sunday 2 June
15
An electrifying 1980s-set neo noir that comes on like the Coen Brothers on steroids from Rose Glass, the British director of Saint Maud. Kristen Stewart plays Lou, who falls head over heels for body-builder Jackie only to find herself pulled inexorably into the dark heart of her criminal family.
Friday 24 May to Thursday 30 May
U
May's Palace Sunday Silent is a fantastic selection of classic Laurel and Hardy short films as the boys find themselves in one daft predicament after another! As ever, our very own Lillian Henley accompanies the mayhem on live piano.
Sunday 26 May
15
A punchy, sensationally watchable blend of romance, comedy, tennis and high drama, both on and off court directed by Oscar and Bafta nominee Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name) with Zendaya (Dune) and Josh O' Connor (God's Own Country).
Friday 31 May to Thursday 6 June
15
Etero, a middle-aged woman living alone in a small village in Georgia unexpectedly finds herself falling for a man, and has to decide between the relationship or her independence - despite the interference of her gossipy neighbours. A richly comical, unsentimental and moving tale of self-discovery.
Saturday 1 June to Tuesday 4 June
U
MAGIC HOURS is a film heritage project led by the Palace Cinema Broadstairs. It reaches across Broadstairs, Margate and Ramsgate, exploring the shared sense of community of cinema experiences from the 1950s to the present day.
Monday 1 July