Ask people why they come to Curzon venues and you’ll get a varied response: atmosphere, comfort, location and, for those who like a drink, the bar. But there’s one constant above all others: the film programme. Curzon have a loyal audience who trust them implicitly and come week in, week out to watch films. Curzon is known as a place to discover other worlds and cultures, or see a different perspective. It’s also a place where the drinks and conversation flow in equal measure, where cinema becomes a memorable experience for a broad range of people.
Then again, Curzon have been in the cinema industry since 1934 and have made it their business to bring films to audiences curious about the world. Their sixteen venues across the UK are designed and furnished individually as well as being equipped with superior cinema technology.
Curzon Oxford, which lies at the heart of the city of dreaming spires, houses five spacious and comfortable screens as well as two beautifully appointed chill-out areas – the daytime café, complete with a pizzeria and grill, and the stylish after-dark bar. With its mix of Hollywood blockbusters and independent cinema, the eclectic film programme has something for everyone.
