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"The Real Retro Cinema experience"
FILM?
We remain one of the last cinemas in the world to only run 35mm or 16mm film for every screening - no Digital!
Our shared passion for our analogue values and the art of film projection remain at the heart of every screening.
We look forward to welcoming you to a show and sharing our love for cinema, film and keeping over 100 years of celluloid projection still alive.
Please see below our upcoming film shows here at Slindon:
Fri 30 OctSlindonDr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb screening from a rare 35mm film print- Sat 31 OctSlindonDr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb screening from a rare 35mm film print
Fri 27 NovSlindonBryan Forbes 60's Classic Whistle Down The Wind, on 35mm Film- Sat 28 NovSlindonBryan Forbes 60's Classic Whistle Down The Wind, on 35mm Film
Fri 18 DecSlindonJoin us for this Disney family classic this Christmas, screening from an original IB Technicolour 35mm print!- Sat 19 DecSlindonJoin us for this Disney family classic this Christmas, screening from an original IB Technicolour 35mm print!
Fri 29 JanSlindonJoin us for this 1940's romantic classic, considered one of the greatest British films of all time- Sat 30 JanSlindonJoin us for this 1940's romantic classic, considered one of the greatest British films of all time
Fri 26 FebSlindonKoyaanisqatsi is unlike almost anything else ever made. Experience this on 35mm film at Slindon Cinema!- Sat 27 FebSlindonKoyaanisqatsi is unlike almost anything else ever made. Experience this on 35mm film at Slindon Cinema!
Sun 28 FebSlindonFounder of Slindon Cinema, Joe Cornick's debut documentary "Steel: The Blood of Us" on 35mm film!
Fri 19 MarSlindonExperience François Truffaut's debut feature on 35mm Film!- Sat 20 MarSlindonExperience François Truffaut's debut feature on 35mm Film!
Fri 23 AprSlindonExperience Powell and Pressburger's Technicolour masterpiece The Red Shoes, on glorious 35mm!- Sat 24 AprSlindonExperience Powell and Pressburger's Technicolour masterpiece The Red Shoes, on glorious 35mm!
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