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a woman with long brown hair has blood on her head and face

Prano Bailey-Bond's feature directorial debut is a chilling British horror that tells the story of a woman's undoing. 

Set during the 1980s Thatcher years, Enid (Niamh Algar) works as a censor, scrutinising films for extreme content during the height of moral panic around video nasties. 

One day Enid comes across an eerie horror that links directly to her sister’s mysterious disappearance years earlier. Attempting to unravel the puzzle behind the film and its enigmatic director, Enid becomes increasingly obsessed with her sister's disappearance and her quest starts to blur the lines between fiction and reality in terrifying and chilling ways.

Tagged with: Cinema New releases

UK 2021 Dir Prano Bailey-Bond 84 min

Please note: the screening at 6.20pm on Tue 31 Aug is a captioned screening.

There is audio description available for this title. We provide audio description using the Dolby Screentalk system. The film soundtrack comes through the speakers in the usual way and a recorded narrator explains what is happening on screen through personal headphones. Please ask a member of staff for a set of headphones.

 

Booking is essential. Unless or until guidance changes, six people or two households of any size can visit together as a group. Please only sit directly beside someone from your household or support bubble, and avoid moving seats when you arrive, so we can keep social distancing in place between you and other groups. 

Before the film, you’re welcome to eat and drink in the Cinema Café area, although the cinema foyer spaces won’t be available at the moment, to allow for social distancing.
 

Barbican Cinemas

Location
Barbican Cinema 1 is located within the main Barbican building on Level -2. Head to Level G and walk towards the Lakeside Terrace where you’ll find stairs and lifts to take you down to the venue floor.   

Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

Public transport
The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’ or book your car parking space in advance.