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Curzon was founded in 1934 when the Curzon Mayfair opened and was one of the first companies to introduce international film and foreign language films to UK audiences

The deal will secure the future of Curzon’s 16 sites, its film distribution company and online streaming service, and more than 350 jobs.

Cineworld and Empire close venues while Picturehouse and Curzon expand in capital

Discover the international success of the uproarious biopic 'Kneecap', chronicling the rise of an Irish rap group and their rebellious impact on youth culture.

From Sandra Oh trying to rescue a kidnapped dog to a ‘Call My Agent!’ star struggling to deal with a transport strike, these are the best films from 2023 that you (probably) haven’t seen, courtesy of Jacob Stolworthy and Adam White

Giving subscriptions as a present helps the culture sector plug its finances and saves money too

City Voices: Writer Chris Blackhurst described this month how plans for the Curzon Mayfair from landlord 38 Curzon Lease Limited would revive the ‘tired’ venue. Today Curzon’s chief executive Philip Knatchbull responds

Steve Booth, former guitarist of scorching hot glammers Pink Grease, died before End Credits was finished. Our writer relives the Orphic odyssey that has finally brought his vision to the screen

Lately, it can seem as though Britain is crumbling around us. A number of schools in England have had to close while hundreds of others will have to do without buildings that are at risk of collapse, the government announced this week, leaving thousands of pupils facing a return to…