Obsessive behaviour is the rocket fuel that propels RADIANT CIRCUS through the universe of London’s alternative cinema scene. Now Deptford Cinema has launched a new season that looks at CINEMATIC OBSESSIONS & we invite you along for the ride (11 JUN to 29 JUL).
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As we start stockpiling Pro Plus for the next edition of SUPAKINO’s MIDNIGHT EXCESS (15 JUN 23:00+), we caught up with guest programmer Amos Levin to talk ROCKY, 16mm, ‘holy shit’ moments & The Lonely Island.
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Each month we travel across London to see as many of our featured attractions as we can. Last month’s journeys embraced the Prince Charles, Castle and Deptford cinemas, the Cinema and Geffrye museums, the ICA, Austrian Cultural Forum, ArtHouse Crouch End and a Masonic Temple. Not all journeys ended well…
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Our monthly Nordic Film Nights travels to Baltics and continues with Estonian-Georgian collaboration, an OSCAR NOMINEE anti war drama MANDARIINID/ TANGERINES, by director-writer Zaza Urushadze.
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A film of visual scope, of imaginative concept, of powerful content, written and directed by Ingmar Bergman, twice honoured by the International Jury at the Cannes Film Festival 1956 & 1957.
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We love how Deptford Cinema rolls the dice. One week we’re announcing a short season of films by legendary maverick Lloyd Kaufman – GREETINGS FROM TROMAVILLE (13 MAR to 19 APR) – and the next we’re running a season of arthouse classics up the same flagpole with INGMAR BERGMAN SEASON (17 FEB to 02 MAY).
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Nordic Film Nights at Deptford Cinema continues with an ACADEMY AWARD nominee and Winner of Best International Film from director Thomas Vinterberg, JAGTEN aka THE HUNT.
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Award-winning Deptford Cinema has announced a brand new mini season, GREETINGS FROM TROMAVILLE (13 MAR to 19 APR), complete with a special appearance from Troma President, Lloyd Kaufman. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Volunteer-run Deptford Cinema stepped out of their intimate 40 seat venue to embrace the epic last weekend, screening all 205 minutes of Andrei Tarkovsky’s medieval artist biopic ANDREI RUBLEV (1966) in St Nicholas Church (13.10.18). Here’s our writeup.
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THE ARBOR is the final of five films exploring women and family in film. This is part of the female gaze season at Deptford Cinema programmed by Women in Film SE15.
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