MONDAY: What’s on in London today [10/10/22]

MONDAY 10 OCTOBER 2022 (A–Z) // What’s on in London today across DIY, indie & alternative cinema including one-off screen events, film seasons, film festivals & our selection of new releases.

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HARDCORE d. Paul Schrader, 1979 presented by Cinema Rising at The Garden Cinema (10 OCT 20:00).

“After his daughter mysteriously disappears, Jake Van Dorn (George C. Scott) sees her in an 8mm porn film and journeys from Grand Rapids, Michigan to the sordid underbelly of Los Angeles, intent on finding her. Directed by Paul Schrader (American Gigolo, First Reformed, The Card Counter), Hardcore is an evocative and troubling neo-noir informed by the director’s strict religious upbringing and his outsider status in Hollywood.” (Cinema Rising)

This screening is presented by Cinema Rising, a London-based film project that includes a double-feature podcast, an online journal, and a programme of in-person events.

• Elliott Smith Live 1999 – Concert Screening presented by Deeper Into Movies at Farr’s Dalston (10 OCT 19:30).
• HARDCORE d. Paul Schrader, 1979 presented by Cinema Rising at The Garden Cinema (10 OCT 20:00).
• HIGH NOON d. Fred Zinnemann, 1952 at Riverside Studios (10 OCT 12:10).
• THE LOST KING d. Stephen Frears, 2022 + Q&A with the director at Olympic Studios (10 OCT 18:50).
• Monday Classic Matinée: RED DUST d. Victor Fleming, 1932 at Regent Street Cinema (10 OCT 13:00).

Check venues for full listings…

HORROCTOBER – A MONTH OF THRILLS, CHILLS & SPILLS at The Prince Charles

• THE OMEN d. Richard Donner, 1976 (10 OCT 13:00).
• SUSPIRIA 4K d. Dario Argento, 1977 (10 OCT 15:40).
• GANJA & HESS d. Bill Gunn, 1973 (10 OCT 18:15).
• GINGER SNAPS d. John Fawcett, 2000 (10 OCT 21:00).

NEW GERMAN CINEMA at The Garden Cinema

• THE BITTER TEARS OF PETRA VON KANT d. Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1972 (10 OCT 15:00).

SPOTLIGHT ON ISABELLE HUPPERT at Ciné Lumière

• MRS HARRIS GOES TO PARIS d. Anthony Fabian, 2021 (30 SEP to 18 OCT).

WORLD CINEMA E-PASSPORT at Everyman Belsize Park

•  81/2 d. Federico Fellini, 1963 (10 OCT 20:30).

THE WORLD OF WONG KAR WAI at The Prince Charles

• DAYS OF BEING WILD d. Wong Kar Wai, 1990 (10 OCT 16:00).

• BFI London Film Festival (05 to 16 OCT).
• Fête du Cinéma d’Animation (02 to 28 OCT).
• Kick Like A Girl (08 to 09 OCT).
• Little Wing Film Festival (05 to 09 OCT).
• Wimbledon International Short Film Festival (08 OCT).

• Also 07 to 13 OCT (various dates/times): BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA d. Francis Ford Coppola, 1992 at: The Garden Cinema // THE CORDILLERA OF DREAMS aka La Cordillera de los sueños d. Patricio Guzmán, 2019 at: Bertha DocHouse / Ciné Lumière / ICA // NOTHING COMPARES d. Kathryn Ferguson, 2002 at: Bertha DocHouse / Picturehouse Cinemas // VENGEANCE d. B.J. Novak, 2022 at: Curzon Cinemas / Everyman Cinemas / Genesis Cinema / Picturehouse Cinemas.

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