
Dune (12A)
Wed 20 Aug
David Lynch’s cult adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel is one of the most thrillingly risk-taking sci-films of all time.
In the year 10,191 Paul Atreides (Kyle MacLachlan) is embroiled in a life-and-death struggle with the Harkonnens for control of the invaluable spice.
USA, 1984, dir David Lynch, 2 hours 11 min
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (12A)
Thu 21 Aug
Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s magical, Palme d’Or-winning portrait of an ailing Thai farmer visited by ghosts and spirits is a wondrous and immersive trip into another realm.
Thailand, 2010, dir Apichatpong Weerasethakul, 1 hour 49 min
Love & Basketball (12A) (Captioned)
Fri 22 Aug
The directorial debut from Gina Prince-Bythewood (The Woman King) offers the rare chance to see a romantic sports drama that celebrates female athleticism.
USA, 2000, dir Gina Prince-Bythewood, 2 hours 4 mins
The Return of Godzilla (PG)
Sat 23 Aug
Thirty years after the original Godzilla, the King of the Monsters was resurrected in this thrilling 1984 reboot, which successfully inaugurated a new era in the franchise’s history.
Japan, 1984, dir Koji Hashimoto, 1 hour 43 min
Fantastic Mr Fox (PG)
Sun 24 Aug
Wes Anderson’s stop-motion wonder returns — a fan favourite that’s burrowed out a permanent spot in the hearts of all species of film lovers.
USA, 2009, dir Wes Anderson, 1 hour 27 min
Babymother (15)
Tue 26 Aug
Be transported back to the streets of 90s North London with a Caribbean dancehall drama widely considered to be the first Black British musical.
UK, 1998, dir Julien Henriques, 1 hour 22 min
Grave of the Fireflies (12A)
Wed 27 Aug
Isao Takahata’s Studio Ghibli anti-war masterpiece is an unflinching look at the desperation and horror of survival in war time.
Japan, 1988, dir Isao Takahata, 1 hour 29 min
Fire of Love (PG)
Thu 28 Aug
A hypnotic documentary that charts the mythical love story of Katia and Maurice Kraftt, who shared a passion for only two things: volcanoes, and each other.
USA, Canada, 2022, dir Sara Dosa, 1 hour 38 mins
Beau Travail (15)
Fri 29 Aug
Claire Denis reimagines Herman Melville’s Billy Budd in her extraordinary masterpiece, in which passions simmer in the male environment of the French Foreign Legion.
France, 1998, dir Claire Denis, 1 hour 33 min
Bjork: Cornucopia (12A)
Sat 30 Aug
Billed as her ‘most elaborate staged concert to date’, the multifaceted Icelandic singer-songwriter performs a spellbinding live show based around her 2017 album Utopia.
Iceland, 2025, dir Ísold Uggadóttir, 1 hour 38 min
Little Shop of Horrors (PG)
Sun 31 Aug
A man-eating plant from outer space causes havoc in this beloved cult musical starring Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene and, in an unforgettable performance, Steve Martin as a sadistic dentist.
USA, 1986, dir Frank Oz, 1 hour 45 min
Feeling hungry?

See what your food voucher gets you
With your Mastercard Preferred Ticket, enjoy a meal from our food market and a drink from our bar, plus popcorn for when the film starts.
Copper Rattle: Delicious gourmet hot dogs 🌭
KHAYO: Syrian & Middle Eastern Comfort Food🥘
Kichiya Pastries: Japanese desserts & Dorayaki Matcha Ice cream 🍡
Conservatory Bar: beer, wine and soft drinks 🍹
Nachos and popcorn available (because it wouldn't be a movie night without popcorn) 🍿
Sculpture Court
Location
The Sculpture Court is an outside space in the Barbican Estate and is accessible from Level 3, if coming from inside the Barbican building, or via the highwalks and Frobisher Crescent from outside.
Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS
Public transport
The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’ or book your car parking space in advance.