What's OnPull an All-Nighter at Picturehouse Central
Get ready for The World’s Biggest All Nighter IV – Picturehouse Central’s one-of-a-kind all-night film festival is back for another round, and it’s bigger than ever.
- Dates 07/06/2025 - 07/06/2025
- Location Corner of Great Windmill Street and Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 7DH
- Price ££
This is no ordinary night at the cinema.
It’s a full-on movie marathon across all seven screens, with seven specially curated line-ups, free hot drinks, surprise games, prizes and film lovers galore. From cult classics to animated icons, each screen offers a totally different experience – pick your theme and settle in till sunrise.
This year’s hosts include directors David Lowery and Augustine Frizzell, the team behind Letterboxd, curators from Ghibliotheque, Token Homo, Animus Magazine, and Picturehouse’s own Big Night Out.
Here’s what’s playing:
Movie Night with David Lowery & Augustine Frizzell – a hand-picked selection of favourites and deep cuts from the director duo.
Spotlight: Letterboxd Members – films loved by the biggest names on the world’s most passionate film platform.
Ghibliotheque’s Greatest Hits – animation gems, chosen by the team who know Studio Ghibli best.
The Hunger Games: Big Night Out – all four films back-to-back for the ultimate dystopian marathon.
Animus: I Like to Watch – a love letter to the late-night erotic thriller.
Queer Monstrosity with Token Homo – horror with bite, brains and plenty of deviance.
Pot Luck: Mystery Theme – four surprise films, one mystery connection. Can you guess the link?
Tickets are on sale now – don't miss your chance to stay up all night with some of the most exciting names in film.
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Pull an All-Nighter at Picturehouse Central
Get ready for The World’s Biggest All Nighter IV – Picturehouse Central’s one-of-a-kind all-night film festival is back for another round, and it’s bigger than ever.
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