This swish venue is one of London's most attractive cinemas and has a long pedigree of showing art-house films. Housed in a Grade II-listed building, the Curzon Mayfair has one of the largest screens in London, as well as a fabulous bar. This cinema was one of the first to import and show foreign language films in the UK, and is believed to have caused the introduction of the X-certificate to the UK as a result of the Max Ophuls' screen adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's contraversial late 19th-century play, 'La Ronde'.
Adult £6.50 - £10, Child £5, Concessions £7, Family £15, Members £5.50 - £10 | Concessions only available at certain times (usually all-day Monday and before 17:00 Tuesday to Friday). Sunday Specials also available.
Latin American Film Festival
Curzon Soho, 99 Shaftesbury Avenue, SW7
10th to 19th November 2006
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