Relaxed Screenings
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Showtimes CARERS & BABIES: A COMPLETE UNKNOWN | 11:30AM A REAL PAIN | 12:10PM, 6:00PM Babygirl | 2:20PM, 8:05PM A COMPLETE UNKNOWN | 3:00PM, 5:00PM, 8:00PM
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RELAXED SCREENINGS
Autism and dementia-friendly!
Our
no-judgement, sensory-friendly, monthly screenings
are designed for audiences with additional needs, such as autistic and neurodivergent people, people living with dementia, or anyone who would simply enjoy a more relaxed visit to the cinema. Everyone is welcome, keeping in mind that our focus will be the comfort of our additional-needs customers.
We accept CEA cards and carers/personal assistants go free.
Programme supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.
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WHAT TO EXPECT:
- Signposted route from entrance to auditorium
- The cinema doors will be open 30 minutes before the screening starts
- No trailers or adverts. The film will start promptly at its advertised time
- Films will be screened with Closed Captioning when possible
- Low lighting at the foyer and the auditorium throughout the screening
- Film volume will be lower than usual
- You can bring your own snack from home (not hot food - please be sensitive of smells)
- You are welcome to move around the auditorium, to talk and make noise, and to exit and enter the cinema as you please
- You can lie down or stretch on our yoga mats, or get comfy on our bean bags.
- Non-allocated seating and limited capacity. There will be lots of space in the auditorium so you can change seats, spread out or lie down if you choose
- There will be a separate quiet space to chill out if you need to
- Accessible building, and gender-neutral toilets
- Our staff has undertaken training and is familiar with the UK Cinema Association, BFI Film Audience Network and Dimensions UK official guidance for accessible screenings. We will be here to assist and make you feel at home.
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