This week, Showroom Cinema's family programme includes everyone’s favourite Australian Blue Heeler puppy, a return to the city of Zootropolis, and a dedicated baby-parent screening of a smart comedy-drama.

Being Sheffield’s independent cinema isn’t easy, when we have this many great films to show. Seven days a week we’re bringing the very best, from directors all over the world, to the big screen. But still our programming team howl ‘More! How can we show more!’

This week, Showroom Cinema's family programme includes two new baa-rilliant (sorry) features from Sony: GOAT and The Sheep Detectives.

This week marks 100 years since the birth of the legendary Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda. We're delighted to share his brilliant and unique pictures in a season titled Wajda at 100, running each Sunday afternoon at Showroom this May.

The Working Class Film Festival is celebrating it’s inaugural year with a weekend of new and classic cinema made by those from a working class background. 

Culture Shock: Festival of Fantastic Film returns to the Showroom Cinema from 1-3 May, bringing a mind-blowing selection of sci-fi, fantasy, horror and cult film to the big screen.

Join us every month for a screening celebrating the international and indie films that leave minds blown and jaws dropped. You can expect some of the most beloved cult films, underseen gems and wonderfully weird cinema.

Showroom Cinema’s next series of film studies kicks off on Wednesday 29 April. Each season, four screenings and lectures, curated and presented by a local academic, take you deeper into a corner of film canon. 

Showroom Cinema has long been Sheffield’s home for discovering the world through documentaries. From April, Showroom is introducing two new monthly strands to expand your horizons.

See some of the greatest films in history on the big screen this March and April at Showroom Cinema. From Oscar-winning epics and French classics to groundbreaking anime, there’s something for every film lover.

An epic rumble is shaping up on Saturday 28 March at Showroom Cinema, Sheffield’s home for film fanatics. An overnight odyssey across the lands of Middle Earth, versus a Celluloid Screams celebration of one of horror’s most enduring villains. Let’s set the table…

Awards season 2026 reaches its thrilling finale this weekend, with this year’s Academy Awards (Sunday 15 March). If you’ve not kept up with the biggest releases of 2025, fear not: Showroom Cinema has you covered.

The four-year wait is finally over. Tommy Shelby’s last outing arrives this Friday, exclusively in cinemas.

Sheffield Adventure Film Festival returns to the Showroom Cinema from Friday 20 to Sunday 22 March 2026, celebrating twenty years of adventure storytelling with sustainability and community at its heart.

Inspired by the abundance of incredible animated films coming to Showroom’s screens in 2026, Animation for All is a mini-season running throughout February and March celebrating the bold, beautiful, boundary pushing works. 

I recently completed my internship in Digital Marketing and Events at Showroom Work Station, where I was able to take part in a bit of everything, from copywriting and editing to data organisation and graphic design. 

February 14th. For those singletons checking the calendar, that’s one day after Friday 13th. But rest assured you’re safe at Showroom Cinema.

We’re celebrating love of all kinds this month, from best friends Romy & Michele to the doomed desire of Jean-Luc Goddard’s Breathless.

The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2026 returns to Showroom Cinema with a fantastic line-up of captivating films from Monday 16 February – Thursday 25 March.

We are celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month 2026 at Showroom with a magical season of LGBTQ+ storytelling, balancing the reality of queer experience with fantastical escapism. 

Audiences can expect comfortable sound levels for little ones, dedicated storage space for pushchairs and the chance to meet other grown ups in the same boat. 

Showroom Cinema works with the BFI and partners to offer young people chances to learn about filmmaking, programming, marketing and distribution through regular residential programmes throughout the year. 

The Yorkshire consortium for the BFI Film Academy Short Course Programme has been awarded  £91,500 from the BFI to support the next generation of filmmakers across the region. 

You'll sigh. You'll weep. You'll fear your heart might break... but 'Too Much' melodrama is never enough at Showroom Cinema.