Movie-going away from home is always much more memorable; even a casual evening out to watch a film can be a novel experience because of the subtle differences in cinema culture. Follow London cinephiles and discover festivals, art house and cult theaters where locals go to enjoy old and new movies in their original language. Shh, the lights are going out!
Bernie Grant Arts Centre – Diverse arts
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At the culturally diverse “Bernie Grant Arts Centre” in London’s Tottenham, I really get the impression that the spirit of Bernie Grant lives on…
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ICA – High art, hidden in plain sight
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“ICA” London, the Institute of Contemporary Arts, really shines for its historical and important location. It makes any visit to it more memorable.
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Prince Charles Cinema – Last chance cinema
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“Prince Charles Cinema” in London offers something quite different: affordable shows of your all-time favourite films years after their original release!
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The Barbican Cinema – Arthouse selection
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“The Barbican Cinema” in London’s Barbican Centre is definitely underrated. What makes it great for me is the impeccable selection of films & the building.
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The Watermans Centre – Quirky riverside cinema
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“The Watermans Centre” in London is a quirky, independent art cinema on the Thames. Me and my husband cherish it as an ideal spot for recent releases…
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