Cineworld’s cinematic offering goes well beyond blockbusters and live events, with World Cinema bringing a broad mix of stories and styles to the big screen. From character-led drama to romance, crime and darker, more reflective storytelling, there’s a range of genres that offer something a little different from the mainstream.
Across this latest line-up, you’ll find tense thrillers, coming-of-age relationships, and grounded stories about ambition and identity, alongside more unsettling, thought-provoking narratives. Whether you’re in the mood for something emotional, suspenseful or quietly powerful, these films cover a wide spectrum of tone and subject, while still feeling rooted in real-life experiences and cultural context.
Alpha (Hindi) (3rd July)
Apart of the YRF Spy Universe, Alpha centres a lethal girl raised to kill. Doing it for the girls, this is a female-led action film that packs plenty of punch. And it’s showing at Cineworld in Superscreen for a truly spectacular, edge-of-your-seat experience.
Jana Nayagan (Tamil & Telugu) (23rd July)
Experience Vijay’s final cinematic outing. This political action drama sees a child ignite an old conflict and a former police officer seeks vengeance.
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Pluto (Malayalam) (30th July)
Let’s get extraterrestrial. Vicky meets a stranded alien and an unlikely friendship forms that will transform both their lives. A silly, funny sci-fi comedy, you’ll experience plenty of out of this world belly laughs.
Srinivasa Mangapuram (Telugu) (30th July)
Because the course of love never did run smooth… Young lovers Vasu Babu and Manga find their love story falling across a dangerous path when adversity threatens to separate them. But will their love be strong enough?
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Bhai Tera Star Hai (Hindi) (30th July)
It goes from bad to worse when a struggling actor loses £10,000 in a bet and has a scary gangster on his back he needs to repay. And the misfortunes don’t stop there, when he gets trapped in a lie about his sister’s abortion, and a robbery goes wrong. Both sides of the law get involved to tumultuous effect.
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Unmadham (Malayalam) (31st July)
After a bit of mystery? Unmadham follows a police constable who decides to reopen a cold case, one that could lead to supernatural causes. Attempting to determine between real and not, this is a cauldron of emotional drama and psychological thriller.
Kandan (Malayalam) (31st July)
Set in the UK, this crime thriller sees a lawyer turned vlogger begin to look into a spate of disappearing Malayali women. Along the way, those working with him also begin to disappear, and what he unearths is a ritualistic crime circle.
Kankaan De Ohle (Punjabi) (31st July)
A widowed woman must marry an old man. Kankaan De Ohle takes viewers on a journey which sparks an interesting look at societal norms while tearing them down through this curious dynamic.
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