Opened in 1910, the Duke of York's Picturehouse is a historic Grade II listed cinema in Brighton. It is celebrated as one of the oldest continuously operating, purpose-built cinemas in the UK, featuring an iconic pair of giant can-can legs on its roof and screening a diverse mix of mainstream, independent, and art-house films.
World premiere of the documentary 'Punk Brighton' followed by a Q&A session, exploring the city's punk rock history and legacy.
World AIDS Day screening of the 2020 performance film HIV The Naked Truth, marking its sixth anniversary and open to over-18s only.
