New film starring Charli with music by A. G. Cook out on 30 January 2026.

Charli XCX dubbed the film "a 2024 period piece": "It's not a tour documentary or a concert film in any way, but the seed of the idea was conceived from this idea of being pressured to make one. It's fiction, but it's the realest depiction of the music industry that I've ever seen." She previously told Anna Peele of Vanity Fair that a tour documentary was one project that she had turned down during this period, feeling that the market was already saturated with similar projects. Describing its plot, Zamiri stated that the film explores what would have happened if the singer had made "entirely different choices" around her sixth studio album Brat (2024).

Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference, put it in a blender, shit on it, vomit on it, eat it, give birth to it

and Kylie Jenner

My local isn’t showing it, but the cinema where my sister lives is so might have to go, she won’t come with me though so I’ll have to go see it by myself 😂😭

There not showing it either at my local cinema.

I was hoping Curzon would be screening it but evidently not. 😥

Booked in to see it tomorrow lunch time! It looked like my local cinemas weren't showing it either a couple of weeks ago but more showings came out on Tuesday this week. I've got an Odeon (which I'm seeing this at) and a Showcase.

I’m also going later tonight, exciting!

Have rather spontaneously booked tickets for this tonight as well, hyped!!

Let us know what you think of it!

No showings in CPH for another month

It doesn’t exist until then ok x

My boyfriend is still sick so the moment is at the moment being postponed.

Edited February 22Feb 22 by pavi

19 minutes ago, pavi said:

My boyfriend is still sick so the moment is at the moment being postponed.

Your boyfriend is showing me solidarity and that makes him the moment x

I enjoyed it. It had its funny moments and Charli was brilliant. No it's not ground breaking cinema but it was a fun watch, though I did lose sight of the plot a couple of times.

I feel similar, I did generally enjoy the humour and references but would've liked the plot to have pushed everything a bit further and subverted my expectations more than it did, as the concept was an interesting one to play with. I loved the garish, off-kilter moments it did contain like the '365' remix scene and harsh transitional graphics throughout. It was criminal that the film didn't have more of her actual music in it (maybe an artistic decision to touch upon the fact that Brat became about more than just the music, with the commercialised themes present? idk) as the former scene got me so pumped for her bangers. I may have to spam the album again to make up for this even if she wants me to move on. Dw Charli, I'll go back to 'Chains of Love' afterwards.

I agree her performance was pretty good in this. I appreciated the vulnerability she tapped into.

Just back from seeing it, I enjoyed it a lot! It wasn’t incredible but it was very good and a solid effort, I appreciate the different approach cos she easily could’ve just done a BTS + tour film like a lot of acts do so it was fun to have a different take on that!

This week's U.K. box office numbers:

12 hours ago, LewisGT said:

20th February 2026 - 22nd February 2026

 

1. (01) Wuthering Heights - £3,878,031 (-49%) Weeks: 2 (£16,282,903)

2. (02) Goat - £2,769,663 (-21%) Weeks: 2 (£10,537,362)

3. (03) Crime 101 - £763,941 (-46%) Weeks: 2 (£2,959,861)

4. (06) Zootropolis 2 - £681,132 (+52%) Weeks: 13 (£35,754,548)

5. (NE) The Secret Agent - £416,158 Weeks: 1 (£416,158)

6. (NE) Cold Storage - £399,675 Weeks: 1 (£399,675)

7. (04) Send Help - £341,744 (-57%) Weeks: 3 (£3,880,267)

8. (NE) Wasteman - £330,866 Weeks: 1 (£330,866)

9. (NE) The Moment - £324,352 Weeks: 1 (£324,352)

10. (NE) Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die - £278,957 Weeks: 1 (£278,957)

taken from Lewis' Weekly UK Box Office thread in the Movies forum 🫶

I finally watched it.

Overall I liked it a lot. I appreciated the slow descent into madness and the almost satirical feel to it. Random celebrities throughout the whole thing and the facial scene were a really nice touch. It could’ve gone further overall with the plot but I was still locked in watching the entire time. Amazing acting and attention to detail. Skarsgård especially, I refuse to think that that tiny useless ponytail was not a deliberate choice for that character.