Rewind and Reflect: A Cinematic Tapestry in London

These screenings weave a rich narrative through film, probing memory, perspective, and the human experience. Each event offers a thought-provoking lens on life, history, and storytelling that you won't want to miss.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Documentary film screening: ‘A Sage In Seclusion’, dedicated to Bakuvi

   Yunus Emre Enstitüsü - London

   Catch ‘A Sage In Seclusion’ for a deep dive into Bakuvi's philosophies, offering insights into 15th-century thought that resonate today. This indie film sets the tone for a day of exploring varied cinematic perspectives.

2. Rashomon [Rashômon]

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Rashomon is a must-see for its innovative storytelling, where the same event unfolds through distinct lenses—perfect for those who enjoy films that challenge perception and truth.

3. The Red Shoes

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Don't overlook 'The Red Shoes'; it’s a visually stunning exploration of ambition and sacrifice in the world of ballet, embodying the struggle between passion and romance.

4. Pandora / Bootlickers / Le Recif Private Screening at Rio Cinema!

   Rio Cinema

   The trio of LFS grad films at the Rio Cinema showcases emerging talent. Each short offers unique themes that reflect modern storytelling, making this screening a refreshing break from the classics.

5. Barry Lyndon

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Kubrick's 'Barry Lyndon' is a visual feast. Notice how he bends historical narratives; it’s not just a film, but a commentary on the nature of power and wealth.

6. Evangelion: Death (True)² + The End of Evangelion : Double Feature

   Prince Charles Cinema

   The double feature of Evangelion is not only for anime fans; it’s a layered exploration of existential dread wrapped in stunning visuals and complex characters—definitely a conversation starter.

7. The Battle of Algiers

   Prince Charles Cinema

   The Battle of Algiers remains a poignant examination of urban warfare and resistance. It’s a powerful reminder of the socio-political implications of conflict, still relevant today.

8. Mystery Movie

   Prince Charles Cinema

   The Mystery Movie screening is a gamble worth taking—previous gems have included cult classics and hidden treasures. It’s all about the thrill of the unknown.