Soho's Cinematic Spectres and Classic Quizzes

Dive into the surreal and the cult with this line-up of iconic films at the Prince Charles Cinema. From angelic observations to alien encounters, each screening invites you to reflect on the unseen forces shaping our lives, topped off with a quiz for true film buffs.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Wings of Desire [Der Himmel über Berlin]

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   Wings of Desire is a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling. Pay attention to how the angels' presence shifts the emotional weight of Berlin’s bustling streets—it's hauntingly beautiful.

2. Solaris (1972)

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   Solaris offers a deep dive into psychological horror, set against a backdrop of existential dread. Note the stunning visuals that accentuate the crew's unraveling sanity; it's a slower burn but utterly rewarding.

3. Prince Charles Cinema Film Quiz

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   The PCC Film Quiz is a must for cinephiles wanting to flex their trivia muscles. Chevy Mclaren’s energy keeps things lively, and you might just learn a thing or two about the gems you thought you knew.

4. Close Encounters of the Third Kind [Director's Cut]

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   Close Encounters of the Third Kind merges sci-fi with an exploration of human desire and curiosity. Look out for the iconic music and how it elevates the sense of wonder throughout the film.

5. Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror Picture Show

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   Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror is an interactive homage to camp and rebellion. Embrace the chaos and join in—this is where the audience participation truly makes the experience unforgettable.

6. 2001 : A Space Odyssey

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   2001: A Space Odyssey is a cinematic experience like no other, especially in 70mm. The visual spectacle and profound themes are best appreciated on the big screen where Kubrick’s mastery comes alive.

7. The Godfather

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   The Godfather isn't just a film; it's a cultural touchstone. Observe how the family dynamics and moral complexities play out—this isn't just about mobsters, it's a profound commentary on power and loyalty.

8. The Battle of Algiers

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   The Battle of Algiers brings the harsh realities of urban warfare into sharp focus. Its documentary-style approach is gripping; pay close attention to the sound design that amplifies the tension throughout.