Hebden Bridge Picture House

In a sequel to his celebrated doc Fahrenheit 9/11, veteran film-and-trouble-maker Michael Moore takes on the presidency of Donald Trump, in the must-see Fahrenheit 11/9.
Screening Sun 16th at 4.30pm & Tues 18th December at 7.45pm.
http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /m…/fahrenheit-11-9

Have you got your Christmas Eve tickets for It’s a Wonderful Life? Not long now!
We have tickets available for both the stalls and balcony for the morning screening at 11.30am (entry £5).
For the afternoon screening at 3.30pm (normal prices), we have sold out of stalls seats, and only have a small amount left for the balcony. Don’t delay!
... Tickets for both screenings on sale here: http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /…/christmas-eve-i…
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Celebrating the power of female friendship, 9 to 5 stars Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton as three office workers sick of their egotistical, sexist boss.
With a sequel now in the works, this is a perfect opportunity to discover or revisit a feminist comedy classic that was decades ahead of its time, tackling issues that almost 40 years later are only now being taken seriously.
Screening this Sun 16th December at 7.45pm:... http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /…/comedy-genius-9…
With the support of the Independent Cinema Office and BFI awarding funds from The National Lottery.
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Fewer than 100 tickets left for the 3.30pm It’s A Wonderful Life. We will sell out ahead of time so don’t delay!Fewer than 100 tickets left for the 3.30pm It’s A Wonderful Life. We will sell out ahead of time so don’t delay!

Welcome back to Hogwarts! Fantastic Beasts⁠⁠: The Crimes of Grindelwald screens at Hebden Bridge Picture House from tomorrow, Fri 14th to Thurs 20th December, and back again next month too - Sat 12th & Sun 13th January.
Full timings here: http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /…/fantastic-beast…

Last chance to watch Paul Dano’s acclaimed directorial debut Wildlife, screening today at 10.30am (film at 11am).
And tonight at 7.30pm (film at 8pm), is the mesmerising Suspiria, starring Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton and Chloë Grace Moretz.
www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk/

Yippee-ki-yay! Die Hard returns to the big screen in celebration of its 30th anniversary this Saturday 15th December, at 4.30pm (film starts at 5pm).
Don't miss the alternative Christmas classic at Hebden Bridge Picture House!
http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /movies/die-hard

Hollywood legend Robert Redford leads an incredible ensemble cast in David Lowery's The Old Man & the Gun.
Screening Fri 28th & Sat 29th December; Tues 1st & Thurs 3rd January. Save the dates!
http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /…/the-old-man-the…

Alex Honnald's FREE SOLO climb of Yosemite's El Capitan comes to our screens tonight with Satellite Q&A, and on International Mountain Day too!
Don't miss the heart-racing, unforgettable documentary at 6.15pm (doors 5.30pm). Tickets will be available on the door from 5.30pm for cash payment.
http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /…/preview-screeni…

Looking for gift inspiration? Here’s one solution to Christmas present shopping for the friend who has everything!
We now have gift vouchers available to buy from the box office in denominations of £5 and £10. Vouchers are valid as payment for cinema and live arts tickets for one year from purchase.

Juliet, Naked (15) continues tonight, based on the bestselling book by Nick Hornby and executive produced by Judd Apatow. Starring Rose Byrne, Ethan Hawke and Chris O’Dowd!
Tonight's screening will be shown with subtitles projected onto the screen for the hearing impaired, and these are signified by the symbol S/T on the website and in our monthly brochure.
Screening at 7.45pm (film starts at 8.15pm):... http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /movi…/juliet-naked
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Carey Mulligan and Jake Gyllenhaal give Oscar-worthy performances in Paul Dano’s acclaimed directorial debut, Wildlife.
Showing tonight, Weds 12th & Thurs 13th December. Full timings here: http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /movies/wildlife

A new film week begins today, and we have a feast of films for you to enjoy this weekend! Join us for Suspiria, Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Friends Present The Crying Game, Wildlife and Juliet, Naked.
Not forgetting the Royal Ballet's matinee screening of The Nutcracker!
Full timings and trailers via www.hbph.co.uk

We’re a tad excited about this 🙌🏻
Hebden Bridge Film Festival- which takes place for the first time from March 22–24 at Hebden Bridge Picture House and The Town Hall, Hebden Bridge has announced actress Maxine Peake as its patron.
Read more below:

Rose Byrne, Ethan Hawke and Chris O’Dowd star in the funny, charming adaptation of the Nick Hornby novel Juliet, Naked.
Screening Sun 9th at 5pm (film starts at 5.30pm) & Mon 10th December at 7.45pm (subtitled show - film starts at 8.15pm).
http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /movi…/juliet-naked

Dakota Johnson stars in Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria; a gorgeous, disquieting and uncompromising remake of Dario Argento’s iconic horror masterpiece. With bewildering performances from Tilda Swinton, Chloë Grace Moretz and Dakota Johnson, backed by a thrumming score from Radiohead’s Thom Yorke.
Screening from Fri 7th, Sat 8th & Thurs 13th December: http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk /movies/suspiria

1 day to go!
Broadcast live from the National Theatre, Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo play Shakespeare’s famous fated couple in his great tragedy of politics, passion and power.
Antony and Cleopatra broadcasts live tomorrow (Thurs 6th Dec) at 7pm, tickets available on the doors from 6pm.

love this venue. where else would you meet friendly local staff and get to sit with a cup of tea or glass of wine while watching amazing shows

Had a great time at 12th Night, so good to see the place nearly full.

Full next time would be even better.

We need to treasure this wonderful place

What a treasure. How lucky are we to have this fabulous cinema? Latest releases, old classics, festivals of film. In comfort. With a glass of wine and or a reasonably priced snack, yes snack , not a meal deal in sight!



Great quality projection. Comfy seats. Friendly staff. And to top it all old school paper tickets!



Support this amazing place people of Calderdale.

Took my Nanna to the dementia friendly screening today. It was fantastic and I would highly recommend it. It was such a lovely atmosphere and we felt very relaxed. She loved singing along to the songs. We will definitely be back �

This is one of my favourite places to go in this fine county of ours - it's a real jewel in West Yorkshire's cultural crown.



I go to watch films there around 2/3 times a month, as it shows a hugely eclectic range of movies - many of which you simply can't find on the big screen anywhere else. Tickets are a steal anyway, and they even run a superb off-peak loyalty scheme now.



Everyone who works there, without exception, is unendingly friendly and helpful (in stark contrast to the ghouls I encounter at most multiplexes), plus you can feast on homemade cakes, indie ice cream tubs, mugs of tea or hot chocolate, and even delicious, nutritious beer. Free parking is available close by too (if you know where to look).



Finally, since the post-flood refurbishment, the place looks amazing - full of plush old-school charm, with traditional 70s seating, a great balcony and lovely period features everywhere you look.



Top marks for a top cinema!

This cinema has so much character and good things going for it and reminds me of cinemas from when I was a kid including the little ticket stubs. Had a great night here and I’ll be returning to watch more films in the future!

The staff are friendly and helpful, the seating is comfortable with plenty of leg room (that's a must for me) They have hot, cold and alcoholic drinks and cakes popcorn etc. The films sound great as you'd expect from a good cinema

So delighted to have this in our town. Every time I go there I am thrilled to sit in comfortable seats with a glass of beer or wine plus popcorn and watch not just the latest releases but some amazing films selected by "The Friends of Hebden Bridge Picture House". It is the perfect venue for live streamings of, for example, National Theatre productions and Christmas Eve would not be complete without seeing "It's a Wonderful Life". A Marvellous place.

My first visit today and I will definitely be returning. Watched star wars during the parent and baby viewing with my 3 month old baby. Lovely warm welcome by wonderful staff with a cup of tea and biscuits on arrival! Stress free even with a little one as everyone is in the same boat. Felt brilliant to get out and do this. I highly recommend going

My favourite place to watch a film a cup of tea...lovely staff ...the best...I get very disappointed if I have to go to one of the larger cinemas to see a film.

Just perfect. Polite and friendly staff, who tackled the ever so slightly giddy young gentlemen giggling at the beginning of the movie. Loved the snack and drink options! A cup of tea with my movie!! Or a cheeky glass of wine!. The whole thing felt very cosy. Thankyou

It had seats and everything. Yeah it's a nice cinema, it doesn't seem to have proper surround sound with sound only coming from the front. But it's nice and loud and the picture is crisp. The weirdest thing was I got some snacks and they didn't rob me. Like at all! And there's hot chocolate served in mugs. It was like a cinema from an alternate dimension, a good one.

I regularly attend the parent and baby screenings which are great. It's a real treat for me and my other mum friends to be able to feel like we're taking part in normal life again! The screenings are a real asset to the cinema, thanks! It's also a beautiful old cinema full of character, friendly staff and just a much happier experience all round than any of the local chain cinemas.

I love Hebden Bridge Picture House. We are so lucky to have this fabulous resource in our town. There is an excellent mix of films, from blockbusters and children's films to art house and foreign ones. And best of all plenty of live streamed events. Thank you especially for "Eight Days a Week"!

I Love our local Hebden Bridge cinema, I regularly go with my kids, it's great to be able to see popular recent films at the parent and baby screenings. The staff are very helpful and friendly,the facilities are spotless and who doesn't love a mug of tea whilst watching a film.

Had a lovely first visit here last night. Watched the RSC production of Macbeth live. What a treat .....a mug of coffee and home made cake in the interval. What a beautiful piece of history. I will be back xx

Had a great night :) it's a really old fashioned picture house brought back memories of going to the pictures on a saturday morning, big red chairs heavy old curtains that drew back when the screen sprang to life. Cups of tea, coffee or hot chocolate in proper mugs snacks and home made cakes. The film even broke down half way through the staff couldn't apologise enough but for me it made it even more authentic :D

First time to a mother and baby (and grandma) viewing in a great and iconic cinema. I look forward to revisiting.

Excellent customer friendly front of house staff.

Like many places in Hebden there are hidden treasures, in the Picture House this is the current projectionist David Atherton an accomplished musician and writer and he knows his films, he went beyond his role to ensure we enjoyed our evening.

Absolutely love this place! The staff are so friendly, the tickets are very fairly priced ... you get lots of leg room without having to pay extra for it! As if that’s not all amazing enough ... you can get a brew in a proper mug to enjoy whilst watching your film!

love this venue. where else would you meet friendly local staff and get to sit with a cup of tea or glass of wine while watching amazing shows

Had a great time at 12th Night, so good to see the place nearly full.

Full next time would be even better.

We need to treasure this wonderful place

What a treasure. How lucky are we to have this fabulous cinema? Latest releases, old classics, festivals of film. In comfort. With a glass of wine and or a reasonably priced snack, yes snack , not a meal deal in sight!



Great quality projection. Comfy seats. Friendly staff. And to top it all old school paper tickets!



Support this amazing place people of Calderdale.

Took my Nanna to the dementia friendly screening today. It was fantastic and I would highly recommend it. It was such a lovely atmosphere and we felt very relaxed. She loved singing along to the songs. We will definitely be back �

This is one of my favourite places to go in this fine county of ours - it's a real jewel in West Yorkshire's cultural crown.



I go to watch films there around 2/3 times a month, as it shows a hugely eclectic range of movies - many of which you simply can't find on the big screen anywhere else. Tickets are a steal anyway, and they even run a superb off-peak loyalty scheme now.



Everyone who works there, without exception, is unendingly friendly and helpful (in stark contrast to the ghouls I encounter at most multiplexes), plus you can feast on homemade cakes, indie ice cream tubs, mugs of tea or hot chocolate, and even delicious, nutritious beer. Free parking is available close by too (if you know where to look).



Finally, since the post-flood refurbishment, the place looks amazing - full of plush old-school charm, with traditional 70s seating, a great balcony and lovely period features everywhere you look.



Top marks for a top cinema!

This cinema has so much character and good things going for it and reminds me of cinemas from when I was a kid including the little ticket stubs. Had a great night here and I’ll be returning to watch more films in the future!

The staff are friendly and helpful, the seating is comfortable with plenty of leg room (that's a must for me) They have hot, cold and alcoholic drinks and cakes popcorn etc. The films sound great as you'd expect from a good cinema

So delighted to have this in our town. Every time I go there I am thrilled to sit in comfortable seats with a glass of beer or wine plus popcorn and watch not just the latest releases but some amazing films selected by "The Friends of Hebden Bridge Picture House". It is the perfect venue for live streamings of, for example, National Theatre productions and Christmas Eve would not be complete without seeing "It's a Wonderful Life". A Marvellous place.

My first visit today and I will definitely be returning. Watched star wars during the parent and baby viewing with my 3 month old baby. Lovely warm welcome by wonderful staff with a cup of tea and biscuits on arrival! Stress free even with a little one as everyone is in the same boat. Felt brilliant to get out and do this. I highly recommend going

My favourite place to watch a film a cup of tea...lovely staff ...the best...I get very disappointed if I have to go to one of the larger cinemas to see a film.

Just perfect. Polite and friendly staff, who tackled the ever so slightly giddy young gentlemen giggling at the beginning of the movie. Loved the snack and drink options! A cup of tea with my movie!! Or a cheeky glass of wine!. The whole thing felt very cosy. Thankyou

It had seats and everything. Yeah it's a nice cinema, it doesn't seem to have proper surround sound with sound only coming from the front. But it's nice and loud and the picture is crisp. The weirdest thing was I got some snacks and they didn't rob me. Like at all! And there's hot chocolate served in mugs. It was like a cinema from an alternate dimension, a good one.

I regularly attend the parent and baby screenings which are great. It's a real treat for me and my other mum friends to be able to feel like we're taking part in normal life again! The screenings are a real asset to the cinema, thanks! It's also a beautiful old cinema full of character, friendly staff and just a much happier experience all round than any of the local chain cinemas.

I love Hebden Bridge Picture House. We are so lucky to have this fabulous resource in our town. There is an excellent mix of films, from blockbusters and children's films to art house and foreign ones. And best of all plenty of live streamed events. Thank you especially for "Eight Days a Week"!

I Love our local Hebden Bridge cinema, I regularly go with my kids, it's great to be able to see popular recent films at the parent and baby screenings. The staff are very helpful and friendly,the facilities are spotless and who doesn't love a mug of tea whilst watching a film.

Had a lovely first visit here last night. Watched the RSC production of Macbeth live. What a treat .....a mug of coffee and home made cake in the interval. What a beautiful piece of history. I will be back xx

Had a great night :) it's a really old fashioned picture house brought back memories of going to the pictures on a saturday morning, big red chairs heavy old curtains that drew back when the screen sprang to life. Cups of tea, coffee or hot chocolate in proper mugs snacks and home made cakes. The film even broke down half way through the staff couldn't apologise enough but for me it made it even more authentic :D

First time to a mother and baby (and grandma) viewing in a great and iconic cinema. I look forward to revisiting.

Excellent customer friendly front of house staff.

Like many places in Hebden there are hidden treasures, in the Picture House this is the current projectionist David Atherton an accomplished musician and writer and he knows his films, he went beyond his role to ensure we enjoyed our evening.

Absolutely love this place! The staff are so friendly, the tickets are very fairly priced ... you get lots of leg room without having to pay extra for it! As if that’s not all amazing enough ... you can get a brew in a proper mug to enjoy whilst watching your film!

love this venue. where else would you meet friendly local staff and get to sit with a cup of tea or glass of wine while watching amazing shows

Had a great time at 12th Night, so good to see the place nearly full.

Full next time would be even better.

We need to treasure this wonderful place

What a treasure. How lucky are we to have this fabulous cinema? Latest releases, old classics, festivals of film. In comfort. With a glass of wine and or a reasonably priced snack, yes snack , not a meal deal in sight!



Great quality projection. Comfy seats. Friendly staff. And to top it all old school paper tickets!



Support this amazing place people of Calderdale.

Took my Nanna to the dementia friendly screening today. It was fantastic and I would highly recommend it. It was such a lovely atmosphere and we felt very relaxed. She loved singing along to the songs. We will definitely be back �

This is one of my favourite places to go in this fine county of ours - it's a real jewel in West Yorkshire's cultural crown.



I go to watch films there around 2/3 times a month, as it shows a hugely eclectic range of movies - many of which you simply can't find on the big screen anywhere else. Tickets are a steal anyway, and they even run a superb off-peak loyalty scheme now.



Everyone who works there, without exception, is unendingly friendly and helpful (in stark contrast to the ghouls I encounter at most multiplexes), plus you can feast on homemade cakes, indie ice cream tubs, mugs of tea or hot chocolate, and even delicious, nutritious beer. Free parking is available close by too (if you know where to look).



Finally, since the post-flood refurbishment, the place looks amazing - full of plush old-school charm, with traditional 70s seating, a great balcony and lovely period features everywhere you look.



Top marks for a top cinema!

This cinema has so much character and good things going for it and reminds me of cinemas from when I was a kid including the little ticket stubs. Had a great night here and I’ll be returning to watch more films in the future!

The staff are friendly and helpful, the seating is comfortable with plenty of leg room (that's a must for me) They have hot, cold and alcoholic drinks and cakes popcorn etc. The films sound great as you'd expect from a good cinema

So delighted to have this in our town. Every time I go there I am thrilled to sit in comfortable seats with a glass of beer or wine plus popcorn and watch not just the latest releases but some amazing films selected by "The Friends of Hebden Bridge Picture House". It is the perfect venue for live streamings of, for example, National Theatre productions and Christmas Eve would not be complete without seeing "It's a Wonderful Life". A Marvellous place.

My first visit today and I will definitely be returning. Watched star wars during the parent and baby viewing with my 3 month old baby. Lovely warm welcome by wonderful staff with a cup of tea and biscuits on arrival! Stress free even with a little one as everyone is in the same boat. Felt brilliant to get out and do this. I highly recommend going

My favourite place to watch a film a cup of tea...lovely staff ...the best...I get very disappointed if I have to go to one of the larger cinemas to see a film.

Just perfect. Polite and friendly staff, who tackled the ever so slightly giddy young gentlemen giggling at the beginning of the movie. Loved the snack and drink options! A cup of tea with my movie!! Or a cheeky glass of wine!. The whole thing felt very cosy. Thankyou

It had seats and everything. Yeah it's a nice cinema, it doesn't seem to have proper surround sound with sound only coming from the front. But it's nice and loud and the picture is crisp. The weirdest thing was I got some snacks and they didn't rob me. Like at all! And there's hot chocolate served in mugs. It was like a cinema from an alternate dimension, a good one.

I regularly attend the parent and baby screenings which are great. It's a real treat for me and my other mum friends to be able to feel like we're taking part in normal life again! The screenings are a real asset to the cinema, thanks! It's also a beautiful old cinema full of character, friendly staff and just a much happier experience all round than any of the local chain cinemas.

I love Hebden Bridge Picture House. We are so lucky to have this fabulous resource in our town. There is an excellent mix of films, from blockbusters and children's films to art house and foreign ones. And best of all plenty of live streamed events. Thank you especially for "Eight Days a Week"!

I Love our local Hebden Bridge cinema, I regularly go with my kids, it's great to be able to see popular recent films at the parent and baby screenings. The staff are very helpful and friendly,the facilities are spotless and who doesn't love a mug of tea whilst watching a film.

Had a lovely first visit here last night. Watched the RSC production of Macbeth live. What a treat .....a mug of coffee and home made cake in the interval. What a beautiful piece of history. I will be back xx

Had a great night :) it's a really old fashioned picture house brought back memories of going to the pictures on a saturday morning, big red chairs heavy old curtains that drew back when the screen sprang to life. Cups of tea, coffee or hot chocolate in proper mugs snacks and home made cakes. The film even broke down half way through the staff couldn't apologise enough but for me it made it even more authentic :D

First time to a mother and baby (and grandma) viewing in a great and iconic cinema. I look forward to revisiting.

Excellent customer friendly front of house staff.

Like many places in Hebden there are hidden treasures, in the Picture House this is the current projectionist David Atherton an accomplished musician and writer and he knows his films, he went beyond his role to ensure we enjoyed our evening.

Absolutely love this place! The staff are so friendly, the tickets are very fairly priced ... you get lots of leg room without having to pay extra for it! As if that’s not all amazing enough ... you can get a brew in a proper mug to enjoy whilst watching your film!