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30/05/2026

“Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking.”
Pink Prosecco for The Devil Wears Prada 2? Absolutely. 🥂✨

To celebrate ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ hitting our screen, we are introducing Pink Prosecco to our bar menu!

28/05/2026

This critically acclaimed and award-winning French comedy-drama, inspired by a true story, charts the unlikely friendship between Philippe (Cluzet), a wealthy and cultured quadriplegic, and Driss (Omar Sy), a streetwise young man from the Paris suburbs who becomes his reluctant carer. What begins as a familiar odd-couple story soon reveals far greater depth.

Wry, tender, funny and unexpectedly hard-hitting, the film’s warmth and emotional richness have made it a longstanding international crowd-pleaser, earning 38 international awards including nine Cesar Award nominations, with Omar Sy winning Best Actor.

27/05/2026

🌞Why not cool down with a nice cold Aperol Spritz or Pimms? 🍹Available on both bars matinee and evening throughout the Summer 😎

23/05/2026

June tickets are now on sale over the phone, in person and online!

22/05/2026

You can now view our June programme on our website ahead of General Release tomorrow. Prefer a physical copy? Come grab one from our foyer!

Tickets can be booked over the phone and in person from 10.30am tomorrow and online from 12pm!

21/05/2026

Tickets for June will go on sale this Saturday (23rd) at 10.30am!

Online bookings can be made from 12pm 🎟️

19/05/2026

A vivid portrait of a legendary actor over the course of his career, ‘Kokuho’ joins a rich tradition of films that depict the personal cost of making art.

The protagonist here is kabuki actor Kikuo Tachibana (Ryo Yoshizawa as an adult and Soya Kurokawa as a child), who is picked up by esteemed actor Hanai Hanure II (Ken Watanabe) after Kikuo’s father is killed by members of a yakuza group. Under Hanai’s responsibility, Kikuo’s relationship with theatre is furthered, and we see many of the people he connects with along the way.

Showing:
Thursday 21st May | 7.30pm

Showing:
Thursday 21st May | 7.30pm

18/05/2026

Set in a Cornish fishing village, this time travel ghost story explores the intimate presence of death and the claustrophobia of family and community.

The eponymous fishing boat that disappeared, has magically turned up at the rundown harbour. Two men named Liam (Callum Turner) and family man Nick (George Mackay) — unaware of the vessel’s past, are hired by the families of the deceased crew to go out once more. Upon their return, they find themselves sent into the past, having assumed the roles of the two men who were lost before.

Showing:
Tuesday 19th May | 2pm & 7.30pm

12/05/2026

Come watch ‘Colours of Time’, a light-footed, time-spanning drama that explores how the past quietly shapes the present.

When a large extended family in Normandy are asked to clear out their long-abandoned ancestral home ahead of a redevelopment, four distant relatives take on the task. As they sift through letters, photographs and paintings, one of them, Seb, begins to imagine the life of a young woman from the 19th century, Adele, whose journey to Paris opens a parallel story that gradually intertwines with the present.

Showing:
Thursday 14th May | 2pm
Sunday 17th May | 6pm
Thursday 21st May | 2pm

06/05/2026

Shot in luxuriant black and white, François Ozon’s adaptation of Albert Camus’s classic novella is a coolly compelling study of morality, detachment and social expectation.

In 1930s Algiers, Meursault (Benjamin Voisin) drifts through life with a disarming indifference, barely reacting to his mother’s death and showing only mild interest in his relationship with Marie (Rebecca Marder). When he becomes entangled in a neighbour’s dispute, a sudden act of violence leads to a courtroom reckoning that focuses as much on his character as his crime, exposing the rigid expectations and moral codes of the society around him.

Showing:
Monday 11th May | 2pm & 7.30pm

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Three Close Lane
Berkhamsted
HP42FG

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+441442877759

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http://therexberkhamsted.com/, http://www.linktr.ee/therexberkhamsted

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