Cinema

If you want to relax after class or socialise with your friends, you can finish the day with a trip to the on-campus cinema, Curzon Goldsmiths. It brings the best in film to New Cross and is open to all and fully accessible for wheelchair users. The cinema also has a café, Thirty Five, so you can grab a drink and snack to take with you. You can visit the cinema on weekday evenings, and it is open all day at weekends.

The cinema has a 101-seat auditorium with 4k projection and Dolby 7.1 sound, to keep all film buffs happy. Its programme includes the latest Hollywood releases, as well as documentary and director Q&As so it is worth keeping track of what is coming up.

Goldsmiths students, staff and local residents also get access to exclusive discounts. Students who are keen movie fans can grab a loyalty card, to get every fifth film screening for free, making this a great way to catch up with your friends without splashing out too much.

Curzon Goldsmiths also plays host to Gold on Film, a week-long celebration of moving image made by Goldsmiths students, staff and alumni. This annual event is well worth attending as it features a range of work, from full-length movies to shorts and documentaries, showcasing Goldsmiths talent from across the globe.

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