MONDAY: What’s on in London today [20/06/22]

MONDAY 20 JUNE 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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#QueerHorrorNights continue with David Cronenberg’s THE FLY (1986) at The Castle Cinema (Friday 24 JUNE 19:00): booking now!

MIDNIGHT TRAVELLER d. Hassan Fazili, 2019 for Refugee Week at The Lexi Cinema (20 JUN 18:30).

“In 2015, after Hassan Fazili’s documentary PEACE aired on Afghan national television, the Taliban assassinated the film’s main subject and put a price on Hassan’s head. Hassan looked at his wife and his daughters, and he knew they had to flee their home. Over the course of their multi-year saga in search of safety, the family grasped onto the only means they had to assert control over their situation: their camera-phones.”

“MIDNIGHT TRAVELLER is a gripping vérité story made by a family on the run. Their unique access and artistic vision provide an intimate portrait of a loving family and the myriad fellow travellers they meet on their odyssey.”

#QueerHorrorNights continue with a double bill of PSYCHO II & PSYCHO III at The Cinema Museum (Sunday 24 JULY 18:30): booking now!
  • EARWIG d. Lucile Hadžihalilović, 2021 at The Prince Charles (20 JUN 12:45).
  • MELANCHOLIA d. Lars von Trier, 2011 presented by Deeper Into Movies at Farr’s Dalston (20 JUN 19:30).
  • WAVES d. Trey Edward Shults, 2019 at The Prince Charles (20 JUN 20:30).

REFUGEE WEEK

  • MIDNIGHT TRAVELLER d. Hassan Fazili, 2019 for Refugee Week at The Lexi Cinema (20 JUN 18:30).
  • SIMPLE AS WATER d. Megan Mylan, 2021 + Panel discussion for Refugee Week at Barbican (20 JUN 18:00).
  • SHELTER WITHOUT SHELTER d. Mark E Breeze, 2020 + Panel discussion with the director for Refugee Week at Ciné Lumière (20 JUN 20:00).

Check venues for full listings…

35MM PRESENTATIONS at The Prince Charles

BIG SCREEN CLASSICS: AFTER BRESSON… at BFI Southbank

CELEBRATING ANNA MAGNANI at The Garden Cinema

CELEBRATING FILM NOIR at The Garden Cinema

DANIEL DAY-LEWIS SELECTROSPECTIVE at The Prince Charles

JUDY GARLAND: A STAR IS REBORN at BFI Southbank

OF SIN & SALVATION: THE CINEMA OF ROBERT BRESSON at BFI Southbank

WORLD CINEMA E-PASSPORT at Everyman Belsize Park

ROOFTOP FILM CLUB at Bussey Building, Peckham

THE BLACK PHONE dir Scott Derrickson, 2022.

EVERYTHING WENT FINE dir François Ozon, 2021.

  • Also 17 to 23 JUN (various dates/times): A SONG FOR CESAR d. Abel Sanchez & Andres Alegria, 2020 at: Bertha DocHouse // CHA CHA REAL SMOOTH dir Cooper Raiff, 2022 at: Barbican / Everyman Cinemas // DESTERRO d. Maria Clara Escobar, 2020 at: ICA // LISTEN d. Ana Rocha De Sousa, 2022 at: Peckhamplex // THE LOST GIRLS d. Livia De Paolis, 2022 at: Everyman Cinemas // PLEASURE dir Ninja Thyberg, 2021 (some with recorded Q&A) at: Barbican / ICA // SAMP d. Flavia Mastrella & Antonio Rezza, 2020 at: ICA // SHADOW FLOWERS d. Seung-jun Yi, 2019 at: Bertha DocHouse.

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