Peckhamplex

• What they offer

  Peckhamplex is an independent six-screen cinema in Peckham, South London, established in 1994, screening mainstream, art house, foreign language and independent films (up to 15 films a week). Special events include concert films, pre-recorded plays and theatre productions, charity screenings and Q&A events, and screen hire is available for private events, schools and independent film makers. It also runs Watch With Baby screenings, subtitled films for the hard of hearing, and Autism Friendly Films, and has a licensed concession stand.

• Ages served

  No general age range is stated. The site notes that Watch With Baby screenings are for parents with children under 1 year old (term time only), babies-in-arms are admitted free to U and PG films before 6pm at the manager's discretion, and photo ID may be required for 15 and 18 certificate films.

• Accessibility & sensory provision

  The website lists Autism Friendly Films and films subtitled for the hard of hearing, with autism friendly and hard of hearing screenings marked by symbols in the film listings. No further detail about accessibility or sensory adjustments is given.

• Quiet / relaxed sessions

  The site advertises Autism Friendly Film screenings, which are flagged in the 'Choose Film By Title' and 'Choose Film By Date' listings, but no details about how these screenings are adapted are stated.

• Cost

  All tickets are £6.99 plus a 60p per ticket booking fee (total £7.59), with an additional £1 supplement for 3D features. From 5th December a ticket combo (ticket, large popcorn and large drink) is £14.99 Monday to Friday, and gift vouchers are available from £5 to £10; Watch With Baby tickets include tea and biscuits.

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