Soho's Cult Film Screenings at Prince Charles Cinema

Take a cinematic deep dive into the cult classics that defined and distorted genre conventions. Each film at the Prince Charles is a must-see for its unique perspective on storytelling, aesthetics, and the human experience.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Tarantino’s 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' melds both volumes into a thrilling, unrated epic. Don't miss the exclusive anime sequence that adds a fresh layer to Uma Thurman's bloody quest for revenge.

2. Barry Lyndon

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'Barry Lyndon' is a visual feast, with Kubrick's meticulous attention to detail on full display. Pay attention to how the film's lighting and composition turn the aristocracy's decadence into a haunting portrayal of vanity.

3. 2001 : A Space Odyssey

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Catch '2001: A Space Odyssey' in its unrestored 70mm glory. The trippy visuals and haunting score will invoke a sense of wonder—and maybe even existential dread.

4. The Green Ray - 40th Anniversary

   Prince Charles Cinema

   In 'The Green Ray', you’ll find a poignant exploration of love and loneliness. The film’s languid pace allows for a deep connection with Delphine as she navigates the messiness of heartbreak.

5. Solaris (1972)

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'Solaris' is a cerebral journey into the human psyche, wrapped in an eerie sci-fi narrative. Watch for the philosophical underpinnings that question reality itself while the stunning visuals transport you far beyond Earth.

6. Mystery Movie Marathon

   Prince Charles Cinema

   The 'Mystery Movie Marathon' promises nearly eight hours of exhilarating surprises. Bring your popcorn and an open mind; the eclectic mix will challenge your film-watching stamina and taste.

7. Cinema Paradiso [Nuovo Cinema Paradiso]

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'Cinema Paradiso' celebrates the magic of film itself. Look for the emotional depth in the relationship between the young boy and the village projectionist, reflecting on nostalgia and the power of cinema.

8. Stalker

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Stalker’s haunting atmosphere and philosophical weight make it a unique experience. Listen closely to the dialogue; it probes deep into the nature of desire and human experience.