WEDNESDAY: What’s on in London today [14/07/21]
WEDNESDAY 14 JULY 2021 (A–Z) // What’s on in London today including one-off events, limited runs, film clubs, repertory seasons, film festivals, outdoor events, & our selection of new releases.
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THE WITCHES OF THE ORIENT d. Julien Faraut, 2021 + Recorded Panel Discussion with the director, Manga expert Paul Gravett & Maria Bertelli, England volleyball player at Bertha DocHouse (14 JUL 18:30).
- “Meet the former players of the Japanese women’s volleyball team, known as the ‘Witches of the Orient’ for their seemingly supernatural powers on the courts – including a staggering 258-match winning streak. Now in their 70s, they reunite around a dinner table, sifting through the facts and fables of their careers – from the early days as a workers’ team at a textile factory in Osaka, up to their triumph at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo.”

- 2046 4K d. Wong Kar Wai, 2004 at ICA (14 JUL 20:50).
- A SUMMER’S TALE 35MM aka Conte d’été d. Éric Rohmer, 1996 at The Prince Charles (14 JUL 15:15).
- BLUE VELVET 35MM d. David Lynch, 1986 at The Prince Charles (14 JUL 14:40).
- BYE BYE MORONS aka Adieu les cons d. Albert Dupontel, 2020 preview for Bastille Day at Curzon Mayfair (14 JUL 18:20).
- DEMON SLAYER THE MOVIE: MUGEN TRAIN d. Haruo Sotozaki, 2020 at The Prince Charles (14 JUL 12:00).
- DON’T GO GENTLE : A FILM ABOUT IDLES d. Mark Archer, 2021 at The Prince Charles (14 JUL 18:30).
- DUNE 70MM d. David Lynch, 1984 at The Prince Charles (14 JUL 20:30).
- FALLEN ANGELS 4K aka Do lok tin si d. Wong Kar Wai, 1995 at BFI Southbank (14 JUL 14:30).
- GIDDY STRATOSPHERES d. Laura Jean Marsh, 2021 + Intro with cast & crew at Rio Cinema (14 JUL 18:30).
- HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH 35MM d. John Cameron Mitchell, 2011 at The Prince Charles (daily 09 to 15 JUL not 12 JUL various).
- Hidden Figures: Jacqueline Audry – OLIVIA d. Jacqueline Audry, 1951 + Intro by Dr Clara Bradbury-Rance at Barbican (14 JUL).
- IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE 4K aka Fa yeung nin wah d. Wong Kar Wai, 2000 at ICA (14 JUL 16:00).
- IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE 4K aka Fa yeung nin wah d. Wong Kar Wai, 2000 at BFI Southbank (14 JUL 20:45).
- LADY BOSS: THE JACKIE COLLINS STORY d. Laura Fairrie, 2021 + Recorded Q&A with Joan Collins at Olympic Studios (14 JUL 20:30).
- THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS 35MM d. Orson Welles, 1942 + Recorded Intro by Geoff Andrew, Programmer-at-Large at BFI Southbank (14 JUL 18:00).
- MINARI d. Lee Isaac Chung, 2021 presented by Screen25 Cinema at Harris Academy South Norwood (14 JUL 19:45).
- MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDRETTE d. Stephen Frears, 1985 at Everyman Cinemas (14 JUL various).
- THE NAMESAKE 35MM d. Mira Nair, 2006 + live spoken-word performance at BFI Southbank (14 JUL 17:40).
- OKJA d. Bong Joon-ho, 2017 at The Prince Charles (14 JUL 18:00).
- PERSIANS LESSONS d. Vadim Perelman, 2020 at JW3 (14 JUL 20:00).
- THE TWO OF THEM/TWO WOMEN 4K aka Ők ketten d. Márta Mészáros, 1977 at BFI Southbank (14 JUL 20:50).
- THE WITCHES OF THE ORIENT d. Julien Faraut, 2021 + Recorded Panel Discussion with the director, Manga expert Paul Gravett & Maria Bertelli, England volleyball player at Bertha DocHouse (14 JUL 18:30).

- BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY d. Bryan Singer, 2018 at Bar Elba SE1 (14 JUL 21:00).
- THE BREAKFAST CLUB d. John Hughes, 1985 at Rooftop Film Club, Stratford East (14 JUL 21:15).
- CRUELLA d. Craig Gillespie, 2021 at Rooftop Film Club, Peckham (14 JUL 21:15).
- THE GOONIES d. Richard Donner, 1985 at The Luna Cinema at Marble Hill (14 JUL 21:15).

- Chinese Visual Festival (15 to 25 JUL).
- Doc’n Roll Festival – Summer Screenings (JUN & JUL).
- Kendal Mountain Festival UK Tour (15 JUL).
- Queer East – Pride Season (JUN to JUL).
- SAFAR Film Festival: Generational Encounters in Arab Cinema (01 to 17 JUL).


JUMBO d. Zoé Wittock, 2020
- Daily, inc: ArtHouse Crouch End / BFI / The Castle Cinema / Ciné Lumière / Curzon Cinemas / ICA

MARTIN EDEN d. Pietro Marcello, 2019
- Daily, inc: ArtHouse Crouch End / Barbican / Ciné Lumière / Curzon Cinemas / ICA / JW3 / Riverside Studios

TOVE d. Zaida Bergroth, 2020
- Daily, inc: Barbican / BFI / The Castle Cinema / Catford Mews / Curzon Cinemas / Regent Street Cinema / Rio Cinema
- Also (other venues may be available!): OEDORA d. Judith Abensour, 2021 at ICA // THE LETTER d. Maia Lekow & Christopher King, 2019 at Bertha DocHouse // MOSLEY: IT’S COMPLICATED d. Michael Shevloff, 2020 at The Prince Charles // NASHVILLE d. Robert Altman, 1975 at Catford Mews // THE SURROGATE d. Jeremy Hersh, 2020 at Barbican / Picturehouse Cinemas // TRAINSPOTTING d. Danny Boyle, 1996 at Catford Mews // THE TRUFFLE HUNTERS Michael Dweck & Gregory Kershaw, 2020 at ArtHouse Crouch End / Barbican / Bertha DocHouse / Curzon Cinemas / Olympic Studios.

- Sine Screen presents Vulnerable Histories at Close-Up & The Garden Cinema (19 to 26 AUG 2023)
- Lost Reels presents 16mm & 35mm screenings at The Cinema Museum & ICA (19 & 31 AUG 2023)
- The Duke Mitchell Film Club presents DukeFest 2023: A Brave New World (13 to 16 AUG 2023)
- Cinema Mentiré launches with OLHAR PERIFERICO season (AUG 2023)

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