SCREEN GUIDE DAILY: Films in London today 15.07.18
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Find films in London today by: SINGLE-O EXHIBITS (one-off attractions) // MUSEUM SHOWS (several exhibits under one roof – seasons & festivals) // GRIND SHOWS (a selection of regular runs).
Featured attraction: EX LIBRIS: THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY (15 JUL, various venues/times – see listings): “A film about a library may not sound an enticing prospect but Wiseman is showing an entire world in microcosm. A sense of idealism runs through every frame of the film.” – Geoffrey Macnab, The Independent.
FILMS IN LONDON TODAY
SINGLE-O EXHIBITS
EX LIBRIS: THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY at ICA (15 JUL 14:30):
- Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman (In Jackson Heights, National Gallery, At Berkeley) delves into the inner workings of the New York Public Library, one of the greatest public institutions in New York City with a rich and layered range of community services.
- We’ve listed the run at ICA but you can also see the film today at: Barbican (15 JUL 14:15); Rio Cinema (15 JUL 14:15); and DocHouse (15 JUL 15:00).
PATH OF BLOOD + Q&A with Rashad Ali, Usama Hasan & Thomas Small at Stratford Picturehouse (15 JUL 15:00 – check your local Picturehouse for other screenings + Q&A):
- Drawn from a hoard of jihadi home-movie footage that was captured by Saudi security services, this is the story of Muslim terrorists targeting Muslim civilians and brought to justice by Muslim security agents. It is a stark reminder that all who are touched by terrorism are victimised by it.
More films in London today (A – Z):
- 8 WOMEN presented by French Sundaes at The Cinema Museum (15 JUL 14:30).
- ENDLESS at The Prince Charles (15 JUL 20:35).
- FLOATING CLOUDS 35mm at BFI (15 JUL 17:30).
- FRANTZ FANON: BLACK SKIN, WHITE MASK at ICA (15 JUL 13:00).
- THE GOALIE’S ANXIETY AT THE PENALTY KICK at ICA (15 JUL 15:15).
- HEAT 35mm at The Prince Charles (15 JUL 17:30).
- THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU by Nomad Cinema at Woodberry Down (15 JUL 19:30).
- THE LITTLE MERMAID (1989) by Nomad Cinema at Woodberry Down (15 JUL 11:00).
- THE LITTLE MERMAID (1989) at BFI (15 JUL 13:00).
- MY FRIEND DAHMER at The Prince Charles (15 JUL 13:00).
- PANDORA’S BOX at Ciné Lumière (15 JUL 18:20).
- PRETTY WOMAN at Rooftop Film Club, Peckham (15 JUL 21:00).
- REAR WINDOW at Picturehouse Central (15 JUL 19:00 – Other Picturehouses available!).
- VERTIGO at Rich Mix (15 JUL 15:00).
MUSEUM SHOWS 1 // SEASONS
AGNÈS VARDA: VISION OF AN ARTIST at BFI Southbank (JUN to JUL):
- VAGABOND (15 JUL 17:40).
CLOSE-UP ON KANETO SHINDÔ at Close-Up (01 to 28 JUL):
- THE NAKED ISLAND (15 JUL 20:10).
HITCHCOCK WEEK at Regent Street Cinema (13 to 18 JUL):
- THE LODGER (15 JUL 15:00).
- JAMAICA INN (15 JUL 17:00).
- REBECCA (15 JUL 19:00).
JACQUES RANCIÈRE: PHILOSOPHY & CINEMA at Close-Up (04 to 28 JUL):
- AU HASARD BALTHAZAR (15 JUL 18:00).
PINTER ON SCREEN: POWER, SEX & POLITICS at BFI Southbank (JUL to AUG):
- THE BIRTHDAY PARTY + A NIGHT OUT (15 JUL 17:30).
SATIRE AND MORALITY: THE CINEMA OF MARCO BELLOCCHIO at BFI Southbank and Ciné Lumière (until 31 JUL):
- IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER (15 JUL 15:20, BFI).
- HENRY IV (1984) (15 JUL 20:15, BFI).
- THE BUTTERFLY’S DREAM (15 JUL 16:10, Ciné Lumière).
STUDIO GHIBLI FOREVER at The Prince Charles (01 JUL to 06 JAN 2019):
- KIKI’S DELIVERY SERVICE (15 JUL 12:35).
MUSEUM SHOWS 2 // FESTIVALS
Festivals projecting today include:
- Kids On Film a celebration of The Children’s Film Foundation presented by Stow Film Lounge as part of Walthamstow Garden Party (14 to 15 JUL).
- Rainbow Film Festival (15 to 22 JUL).
GRIND SHOWS
EX LIBRIS: THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY at ICA (15 JUL 14:30):
- Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman (In Jackson Heights, National Gallery, At Berkeley) delves into the inner workings of the New York Public Library, one of the greatest public institutions in New York City with a rich and layered range of community services.
NAILA AND THE UPRISING at DocHouse (15 JUL 18:45):
- Clandestine classrooms, sewing workshops disguised as political resurgent meetings, creches in political prisons; NAILA AND THE UPRISING is the story of the women who led a Palestinian uprising in the late 20th Century.
VERTIGO at BFI Southbank (15 JUL 14:50 & 20:00):
- When San Francisco detective Scottie (Stewart), convalescing after a traumatic fall, is hired by an old friend to follow his wife Madeleine (Novak) on her trips around the city, he’s soon captivated by the woman’s enigmatic allure. Then the unthinkable happens…
More films in London this week (A – Z): THE BEATLES: YELLOW SUBMARINE at Phoenix Cinema (13 to 19 JUL). THE CIAMBRA at JW3 (15 to 18 JUL). KEEP THE CHANGE at JW3 (17 to 26 JUL). LEAN ON PETE at Whirled Cinema (16 to 22 JUL). MARIO at Picturehouse Central (13 to 19 JUL). MCQUEEN at DocHouse (14 to 19 JUL). PATH OF BLOOD at Rio Cinema (13 to 19 JUL). PIN CUSHION at The Institute Of Light (13 to 19 JUL). RACER & THE JAILBIRD at Ciné Lumière (13 to 25 JUL). RYUICHI SAKAMOTO: CODA at ICA (13 to 19 JUL). STUDIO 54 at ICA (13 to 19 JUL). SUMMER 1993 at ArtHouse Crouch End (13 to 19 JUL). TIME TRIAL at DocHouse (13 to 19 JUL). WHITNEY at DocHouse (13 to 19 JUL).
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*THE SMALL PRINT: As accurate as we could make it. Apologies for any errors. Apologies if we have missed your event. Updates & corrections will be made to the online version. Event dates/times are subject to change by the venue/organiser. We check box office each morning for films in London today and try to only list events you can book for at the time of posting: some events may still be sold out. Please click quickly! We don’t filter by age/certification: all readers & subscribers should be 18+.