Cinema City is Norwich's much-loved three-screen cinema, occupying Suckling House, a partly medieval merchant's house in St Andrews Street. The building is a Grade I listed cultural cinema, also housing a bar and kitchen within its 17th-century rooms.
Screening of the 20th anniversary restoration of Guillermo del Toro's dark fantasy film Pan's Labyrinth at Cinema City, a Picturehouse cinema in Norwich.
BAFTA and BIFA qualifying short film festival with 136 shortlisted films across 21 themed screenings, feature films, 35mm cinema, live music and filmmaker Q&As.
Family-friendly screening of short films from the Norwich Film Festival 2026, with a bill of eight shorts for young and young-at-heart cinephiles.
Screening of six short films from the Norwich Film Festival 2026 Official Selection, presented as an introduction to the festival's short film programme.
An 18-rated screening of short films celebrating the culture, landscapes and creativity of East Anglia, part of the Norwich Film Festival 2026 programme.
A screening of science fiction short films, including 'Gossamer', 'Mimic' and 'We Dream In Colour', at Cinema City during the Norwich Film Festival.
Screening of seven short films by student filmmakers from East Anglian educational organisations, followed by a Q&A, at Cinema City.
35mm screening of Mamoru Oshii's 1995 cyberpunk anime 'Ghost in the Shell', presented by the Norwich Film Festival in collaboration with the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
Screening of Cristian Mungiu's drama 'Fjord', presented by the Norwich Film Festival in collaboration with Picturehouse Entertainment.
Screening of LGBTQIA+ short films from the Official Selection of the Norwich Film Festival, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
Screening of 18 documentary short films from the Norwich Film Festival 2026, followed by a panel and Q&A with selected filmmakers.
Screening of short films directed by women, including 'Ackee and Saltfish' and 'Halima - How To Stay Strong', followed by a panel and Q&A with the filmmakers at the Norwich Film Festival.
Screening of the 18-minute short film strand 'The Recollection Collection' from the Norwich Film Festival, exploring memory, at Cinema City.
Screening of surreal short films, rated 18, in the Something Completely Different strand of the Norwich Film Festival.
Screening of the short film strand Right Here, Right Now, with political satire and explorations of modern life, at the Norwich Film Festival.
Screening of 18 horror and dark comedy short films, a favourite of the Norwich Film Festival short film programme.
An 18-minute screening of short films about nature and the outdoors, part of the Norwich Film Festival 2026 programme.
Screening of short films from the Norwich Film Festival's official selection, curated by the festival's programmers into the 'The Mix Tape' strand.
Screening of the British Mix strand of the Norwich Film Festival, a selection of short films across comedy and drama rated 18.
Screening of six narrative-driven fiction, documentary and animated shorts in the 'The Mix Tape' strand of the Norwich Film Festival 2026, rated 18.
Film critic Ali Plumb brings his big-screen film quiz with video rounds, puzzles and prizes as a finale to Norwich Film Festival 2026.
Final screening of the Norwich Film Festival, showing the seven award-winning short films from the Official Selection across seven categories.
Screening of new short documentaries and dramas about British Jewish life, commissioned by the UK Jewish Film Festival, followed by a Q&A at Cinema City.
35mm screening of Nicolas Roeg's 1973 psychological horror 'Don't Look Now', followed by a Q&A with Matthew Holness and Mike Muncer at Cinema City.
Regular cinema club for preschool children and their parents or carers, with Julia Donaldson favourites and seasonal classics.
The Adrian Flux Waterfront
The Waterfront, 139-141 King St, Norwich NR1 1QH, United Kingdom
Arkwrights Social Club
Hobart Square, Norwich NR1 3JB
Norwich Arts Centre
51 St Benedicts St, Norwich NR2 4PG
The Assembly House
Theatre Street, Norwich, NR2 1RQ
The Bell at Marlingford
Bawburgh Road, Marlingford, Norwich NR9 5HX
