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Queer 80s
A group of queer people hold each other joyously in the sun.
Queer 80s
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A row of people stand on a blue stage in traditional formal wear.
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Met Opera Live: Madama Butterfly

In her Met debut, Asmik Grigorian tackles the demanding role of Cio-Cio-San, the trusting geisha at the heart of Puccini’s tragedy.

A group of excited young women walk down a street, wearing blue skirts.
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Cinema

The Devil Finds Work: Shorts Programme + ScreenTalk

A selection of British short films that interacts and intersects with the ideas in James Baldwin's Essay The Devil Finds Work.

A man looks down to the side with a smile, holding his necklace.
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Cinema

Senior Community Screening: NT Live: Vanya

Andrew Scott (Fleabag) brings multiple characters to life in Simon Stephens’ radical new version of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya.

A sax player gives it his all!
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Cinema

Relaxed Screening: Blue Giant

Highschool basketballer Dai Miyamoto’s life is turned upside down the day he discovers jazz, in this charming anime feature from director Yuzuru Tachikawa 

A group of young, happy penguins stand together.
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Cinema

Family Film Club: Happy Feet + George Miller 101

As his latest film, Furiosa, hits screens around the world, Family Film Club is revisiting one of George Miller’s greatest hits. 

Feliciano Centurión, Eye with ñandutí, from the series La Mirada (Gazing), c. 1994.
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Art & design Cinema Tours & public spaces

Unravel: BSL Tour with John Wilson

A British Sign Language tour of Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art, exclusively for D/deaf and hard of hearing visitors, highlighting key artworks. 

Two people hold hands in a dark, moody landscape.
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Cinema

The Devil Finds Work: 35 Shots of Rum [35mm] + ScreenTalk

This 35mm screening of Claire Denis' drama exploring a father/daughter relationship against the backdrop of the multiracial city, followed by a ScreenTalk relating the work to Baldwin's ideas.

A dancer is lifted into the air by their co-performer on a stage with a large tree
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Cinema

ROH Live: The Winter's Tale

Shakespeare’s profound story of love and loss, artfully adapted into a contemporary three-act narrative ballet by Artistic Associate Christopher Wheeldon, celebrates its tenth anniversary.

A man in a white shirt and glasses looks out over a parking lot, in front of white buildings.
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Cinema

Senior Community Screening: American Fiction

Cord Jefferson's acclaimed directorial debut is a satire around racial stereotypes in literature.

A pink and red image of a man tying his shoe lace in what looks like an army tent in a field.
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Cinema

Experiments in Film: John Deakin: Pariah Genius... +

A screening in celebration of Iain Sinclair's new book, plus a Q&A with the talent behind the accompanying film, chronicling the life of John Deakin.

A man in a white shirt and glasses looks out over a parking lot, in front of white buildings.
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Cinema

Relaxed Screening: American Fiction

Winner of the People’s Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, Jeffrey Wright stars in this hilarious comedy drama from director Cord Jefferson.

A performer break dances on a stage
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Cinema

ROH Live: Message in a Bottle

The iconic songs of Sting. The electrifying choreography of Kate Prince. This is a tale of hope.

A 35mm film still of a group of women dressed up for ceremony in white clothes and headdresses.
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Cinema

Cinema Restored:Antuca & Porque quería estudiar +ScreenTalk

Join us for this special presentation of two works delving into the realities of domestic workers' struggles.

A group of people dance in a large dome.
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Cinema

Queer 80s: Freak Orlando + ScreenTalk with Ulrike Ottinger

Ulrike Ottinger’s unforgettably bold and bizarre take on Virginia Woolf’s gender-changing hero has to be seen to be believed.

Two young men lie in bed together in a dark space.
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Cinema

Queer 80s: Beautiful Mystery + introduction by Tony Rayns

Political correctness flies out the window in Genji Nakamura’s outrageous gay erotic comedy, which satirises author and nationalist Yukio Mishima and his private army.