From 20th August 2010 The Cineroleum on Clerkenwell Road will be screening old classics such as Rebel Without a Cause, Night of The Living Dead and The Third Man, but this new venue is a cinema with a difference.
Being transformed from a derelict Petrol Station into a hand built Cinema, The Cineroleum was an idea created and built by a young group of artists, architects and designers wanting to re-energise derelict urban spaces.
Shorts and Animationes curated by Guerilla Cinema will be shown before the films showcashing new talent and all tickets will be priced at a very reasonable £5 and screenings are open from 7pm the films being shown at 8.30pm.
One to watch out for is the screening of the newly restored German expressionist masterpiece Metropolis on 11th September
Location - The Derelict Petrol Station, 100 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M 4RJ
Website - http://www.cineroleum.co.uk/
Upcoming Films -
Friday 20th August: Rebel Without a Cause (SOLD OUT)
Saturday 21st August: Barbarella (SOLD OUT)
Sunday 22nd August: D.O.A. (Tickets avaliable now)Thursday 26th August: Buster Keaton Shorts (Tickets on sale 20th August)
Friday 27th August: Duel (Tickets on sale 20th August)
Saturday 28th August: Alphaville (Tickets on sale 20th August)
Sunday 29th August: The Long Goodbye (Tickets on sale 20th August)
Thursday 2nd September: The Band Wagon (Tickets on sale 26th August)
Friday 3rd September: Night of The Living Dead (Tickets on sale 26th August)
Saturday 4th September: B Movie Night (Tickets on sale 26th August)
Sunday 5th September: M (Tickets on sale 26th August)
Thursday 9th September: Delicatessen (Tickets on sale 2nd September)
Friday 10th September: Badlands (Tickets on sale 2nd September)
Saturday 11th September: Metropolis (Tickets on sale 2nd September)
Sunday 12th September: The Third Man (Tickets on sale 2nd September)
Below is the trailer for the newly restored film Metropolis
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