As summer slowly makes way for autumn, September brings another varied month of cinema to Pathé. From the return of Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman in Practical Magic 2 to the tense true-story drama Pressure and a frightening new take on Resident Evil, there is plenty coming to the big screen.
Beyond the major new releases, September also has plenty for fans of music, classics and more unusual cinema. Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger goes behind the scenes of the long-awaited Oasis reunion, while Pathé’s In the Picture selection puts the spotlight on films including The Incomer and No Good Men.
A number of much-loved films are also returning to cinemas as part of the FAME classics programme, including A Star Is Born, Birdman, Singin’ in the Rain, Cabaret and Bohemian Rhapsody. And for Marvel fans, Avengers: Endgame Encore returns to the big screen later in the month.
Pathé Specials
Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger
Follows the long-awaited Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour, which brought Liam and Noel Gallagher back on stage together after more than sixteen years. The documentary takes viewers behind the scenes of one of the biggest musical comebacks in recent years, with footage from rehearsals, backstage and live performances. The brothers also tell their story together in a joint interview for the first time in more than twenty years.
New top movies at Pathé
Pressure – 10 September
Based on a true story, Pressure follows the extremely stressful 72 hours leading up to D-Day, when decisions had to be made that could change the course of history. The film comes from the producers of the Academy Award-winning Darkest Hour.
Practical Magic 2 – 10 September
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return as the Owens sisters in Practical Magic 2, once again entering a world of moonlit mystery and powerful ancient magic. The sisters are confronted with the dark curse that threatens to tear their family apart for good, in a new story mixing magic, chaos and humour.
Resident Evil – 17 September
Filmmaker Zach Cregger, known for Weapons and Barbarian, gives the Resident Evil franchise a new and frightening direction. The film follows Bryan, played by Austin Abrams, a medical courier whose ordinary night suddenly turns into a nightmare and a spectacular fight for survival. Also available in formats including Dolby, Atmos, ScreenX, IMAX and 4DX at participating cinemas.
In the Picture
Pathé’s In the Picture label focuses on distinctive and compelling films that sit somewhere between mainstream cinema and the traditional film-house programme.
The Incomer – 10 September
On a remote Scottish island, a brother and sister survive by catching seabirds, telling stories about their ancestors and defending their home against feared outsiders. Their isolated world is disrupted when an awkward local government official arrives to remove them from the place where they were born.
No Good Men – 17 September
Set in Afghanistan in 2021, shortly before the Taliban returns to power, No Good Men follows Naru, the only female camera operator at Kabul’s leading television station. While fighting to retain custody of her three-year-old son, she is offered a new professional opportunity by Qodrat, one of Kabul TV’s leading journalists. As they travel through the city reporting on the final days of freedom, their relationship develops and Naru begins questioning some of her assumptions about the men around her.
FAME: classics return to the big screen
September is also FAME month at Pathé, bringing a selection of well-known films back to cinemas.
The programme includes:
- Boogie Nights – from 27 August
- Black Swan – from 27 August
- A Star Is Born – from 3 September
- Almost Famous – from 3 September
- Birdman – from 10 September
- Singin’ in the Rain – from 17 September
- Sing (NL) – from 20 September
- Cabaret – from 24 September
- Bohemian Rhapsody – from 24 September
A Star Is Born – 3 September
Experienced musician Jackson Maine discovers struggling singer Ally and falls in love with her. Ally has almost given up on her dream of becoming a singer when Jack brings her onto the stage. As Ally’s career begins to take off, however, their personal relationship starts to struggle as Jack battles his own demons.
Avengers: Endgame Encore – 23 September
Marvel fans will also have another opportunity to experience Avengers: Endgame on the big screen. Following the events of Infinity War, the surviving Avengers join forces with Ant-Man and Captain Marvel in an attempt to defeat Thanos and reverse the destruction caused by the Infinity Stones. The Encore release will be shown in formats including Dolby, Atmos, ScreenX, IMAX and 4DX at participating locations.
Pathé Thuis
There are also new releases to watch at home through Pathé Thuis during September, including Minions & Monsters, a new chapter in Illumination’s animated Despicable Me universe.
Release dates and screenings may change, so check Pathé directly for the latest programme, participating cinemas and tickets.
Tickets
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