Cinema Under the Stars: Film Highlights From Luna Cinema

The screen will be located on the South Slope, directly opposite Alexandra Palace. Films screening are: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – 15 September 2018, The Breakfast Club – 16 September 2018

The stunning gardens of Hampton Court Palace will be the setting for a unique cinematic experience this summer. The giant screen sits on the East Front Lawns, with Henry VIII’s palace providing a truly unforgettable floodlit backdrop.
Your Luna Cinema ticket allows you access to the gardens ahead of sunset so you can admire one of Britain’s most impressive Historic Royal Palaces.
Films screening: The Greatest Showman – Aug 4th, The Shape of Water – Aug 5th, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone – Oct 5th, Moulin Rouge! – Oct 6th

Imagine sitting in one of London’s greatest Lidos with a classic film on a big screen under the stars… This summer, Luna Cinema is transforming Brockwell Lido into the city’s most exciting pop-up cinema. Dating back to 1937, the Lido is a truly incredible backdrop for open air cinema. Films screening: Jaws – May 24th, Dunkirk – June 21, The Shape of Water – Sept 27th

Located in the heart of the Welsh capital, medieval Cardiff Castle is one of the UK’s most famous historic sites with a richly complex history. The original motte and bailey Castle was built in the late 11th century by Norman invaders on top of a pre-existing 3rd century Roman fort.
Needless to say, Cardiff Castle will provide a spectacular setting for three nights of open air cinema this summer. Films screening: The Greatest Showman – Sep 14, Pretty Woman – Sep 15, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Sep 16

Crystal Palace Park today is known as one of London’s great parks, but it also has an astonishing history, starting life as a Victorian pleasure garden, built to house the Crystal Palace after its move from Hyde Park following the Great Exhibition of 1851. The site was opened by Queen Victoria herself in 1854 and it contained not only the newly reconstructed palace, but a maze, landscaped gardens and 33 lifesize models of (then newly discovered) dinosaurs! The palace may have gone (being destroyed by fire in 1936), but the dinosaurs remain and now, for the third time this historic site will host cinema under the stars. Films screening: The Breakfast Club – Jun 29, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri – Jun 30, Moulin Rogue! – Jul 1st