A neighbourhood screen with a wider program

Four Seasons Cinema opened as a single-screen neighbourhood theatre and grew the way good cinemas do: by listening to the people who bought the tickets. Today it runs current releases on weekday evenings, an indie and repertory strand on weekends, and a growing calendar of special screenings, Q&A nights, and private hire events for schools, clubs, and birthdays.

What we show

The program deliberately mixes four shelves: first-run releases for the week they matter, independent films that deserve a big screen before they disappear, repertory classics projected with care, and seasonal events — family matinees in summer, a horror strand in autumn, a documentary series each winter. Showtimes, trailers, and seat booking are updated on the site daily.

How it works

Tickets are sold per screening with reserved seating, and passes cover the repertory strand for regulars. Private events are booked directly through the theatre: you choose the film from our licensed catalog, the time slot, and the concession package, and our projectionist handles the rest. Concessions stay simple and fresh rather than vast and stale.

Why it matters

A cinema is one of the last rooms where a whole neighbourhood looks at the same thing at the same time. Four Seasons Cinema exists to keep that room open — for indie films, for classics, for a first date or a school trip, and for anyone who still believes film entertainment is better shared. Check the weekly program, pick a seat near the middle, and let the lights go down.