Date Night Picks · English Cinema Barcelona

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The Drama

2026· 1h 45m

Love, chaos, and a wedding week gone gloriously wrong

The Drama is the most widely showing film on this list, so catching it is genuinely easy - and it earns that accessibility. A couple put to the test during the most high-stakes week of their lives makes for irresistible watching together, full of tension you can laugh at and feelings you can actually talk about. It's warm, messy, and honest in the way the best romantic comedies are.

Relationship stakes that feel real without tipping into bleakness
Plenty of comic relief to keep the evening light
Perfect conversation starter: whose side were you on?

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Breakfast at Tiffany's

The most glamorous love story ever put on screen

Breakfast at Tiffany's is a classic for a reason - Holly Golightly is endlessly fascinating, Audrey Hepburn is luminous, and the romantic tension between two lost souls finding each other in New York City never gets old. Seeing it together on a big screen is genuinely special, the kind of cinema evening that feels like an occasion. Note that screenings are very limited this week - one showing - so move fast if you want it.

Iconic, gorgeous, utterly transporting atmosphere
Hepburn and Peppard have chemistry that still crackles
Bittersweet ending gives you something real to talk about

Not currently screening

Trouble in Paradise

The wittiest, sexiest pre-code comedy you've never seen

Trouble in Paradise is a 1932 gem that plays like it was written yesterday - two charming thieves falling for each other while trying to rob a beautiful socialite is about as elegant and fun as cinema gets. Ernst Lubitsch directs with a lightness of touch that makes every scene feel like a wink between you and the screen. Be warned: this one has very limited screenings this week, so it's very much a catch-it-while-you-can situation.

Sharp, flirtatious dialogue that crackles with wit
Genuinely stylish and surprisingly modern in feel
A love triangle that's more fun than fraught

Not currently screening