Welcome
The Hyde Park Picture House is a nationally connected, locally focused community cinema, providing audiences with an inclusive space to explore and discover.
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Seasons
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06 Dec 2025 - 14 Jan 2026
Too Much: Melodrama on Film
From Hollywood to Bollywood to Nollywood – this winter journey through the many moods of movie melodrama.
05 Dec 2025 - 02 Jan 2026
Wintertime
A festive season from Leeds Heritage Theatres
Coming soon
Queer East
Queer East return to HPPH this November, with four fantastic films from Taiwan, South Korea and Japan.
30 Nov 2025
Leeds Palestinian Film Festival
This long-running festival returns with another programme of films shining a light on the lives of the Palestine people.
Strands
The home of family-friendly films at HPPH – from dazzling animations to spellbinding classics
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Cinema's greatest classics revisited – with dazzling restorations & rare 35mm presentations.
The best new and intriguing African cinema, supported by Leeds African Communities Trust.
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Illuminating & inspiring documentaries, exploring our weird & wonderful world.
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Exploring the philosophical questions raised by some of cinema's most fascinating films.
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A relaxed & regular chance for parents to enjoy the best new films with their little ones.
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Supporting those living with dementia to reconnect with memories through film.
Combining special events with day-courses, take a deep dive into the magic world of cinema.
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A space for international artists’ moving image – of boundless experimentation, political provocation & personal vision.
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From iconic sci-fi & horror, to cult delights, shown during those magic late night (and not so late) hours.
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Stories from our journal
More Than Nostalgia: The Power of Nollywood
By Janelle Erskine, Black Women's Project Leeds
South Asian Programme
At Hyde Park Picture House and beyond this winter
Pervert Pictures' review of Pillion
Thoughts from a local film club