London's Prince Charles Cinema said on Tuesday that it is "under serious threat" of closing after a disagreement with its landlord over a new lease.

The independent venue, which has received accolades from amoung others, Quentin Tarantino, says landlords are wielding 'significant financial resources to intimidate us'

One of London’s key cinematic institutions may be at risk of closure: Leicester Square’s Prince Charles Cinema. The independent cinema has launched its own “Save The Prince Charles Cinema” petition, which has already received more than 100,000 signatures. Get your name on that list, too.

The Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square is under threat of closure following a dispute with its landlord.

The Prince Charles Cinema, one of the few independent cinemas in central London, has accused its landlord of “intimidation” over a proposed clause in its lease which would require it to leave within six months if the site were to be redeveloped.

There was worrying news for cinephiles this week when it emerged that the Prince Charles Cinema, a central London institution, was under threat of closure. A spokesperson for the cinema has said that its landlords,