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Forthcoming events by genre: Cinema
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celebrASIA Film Festival: Aroi Mark (U) Battersea Power Station Cinema Food and Drink A 90-minute documentary showcasing the unique identity of Thai cuisine – from the origins of its ingredients and traditional cooking… | |
celebrASIA Film Festival: You Mean The World To Me (18) Battersea Power Station Cinema Sunny has returned to Penang to shoot his new film about his family, without their knowledge. However he has run… | |
celebrASIA Film Festival: Ola Bola Battersea Power Station Cinema Sport An uplifting sports drama inspired by the Malaysian national football team's historic path toward the 1980 Olympics. Told through the… | |
celebrASIA Film Festival: Babah (PG) Battersea Power Station Cinema As Isyak and his daughter Maya face the ups and downs of life, from losing a job to battling illness… | |
celebrASIA Film Festival: Na Willa (U) Battersea Power Station Cinema Na Willa tells the story of Willa, a six-year-old girl who believes that her small world in a quiet alley… | |
Sense and Sensibility: Cast & Creators in Conversation Cadogan Hall Chelsea Arts Festival Cinema Lecture-Presentation Personal appearence Enjoy an exclusive talk with the cast and creators of Sense and Sensibility, ahead of its UK release in cinemas… | |
Frankenstein (1931) – Film screening with new score performed live Cadogan Hall Cinema Music The London premiere of a cinematic masterpiece transformed! Grammy-nominated composer Michael Shapiro's thrilling score turns a horror classic into a… | |
Hocus Pocus Movie Night The Clapham Grand Cinema Nightlife "Oh look, another glorious movie night. Makes me sick!" The SistERSss are back for our annual spell binding screening of… | |
Ogrepalooza Presents: 25 Years of Shrek featuring The Ogretones The Clapham Grand Cinema Music Nightlife Headlined by the UK's #1 Shrek tribute band, The Ogretones – a 9-piece live band featuring Shrek, Fiona and Donkey… | |
Metropolis at 100 Cadogan Hall Cinema 100 years since its premiere in January 1927, Fritz Lang's silent film Metropolis remains one of cinema's most visionary achievements.… |