BFI Southbank
Belvedere Rd
Accepts Time Out Card
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This offer can be redeemed on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat between 11am and 7pm.
Venue location
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Address:
BFI Southbank Belvedere Rd
London
SE1 8XT
- Phone:
020 7928 3232
- Website:
- Transport:
Tube: Waterloo
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Map
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BFI Southbank
- Belvedere Rd
London
SE1 8XT - 020 7928 3232
- www.bfi.org.uk/southbank
- 51.506582,-0.115412
- Belvedere Rd
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BFI Southbank
- Categories:
Film. Action and adventure. Documentaries. Drama. Epic films. Exploitation. Fantasy films. Foreign language. Horror films. Manga. Martial arts. Mockumentary. Political. Romance. Romantic comedy. Satire. Science fiction. Short. Silent film. Special effects. Thrillers. Westerns. Musical comedy. Musicals. Erotica. Family films. War films. Historical. Various. Sport. Children's. Indie. Special. World cinema
- Facilities:
Eating and drinking facilities. Bar. Café. Restaurant. Accessible facilities. Wheelchair access. Devices for the hearing-impaired
- Occasions:
Feed your brain. Going solo
What's on at BFI Southbank
Melancholia
Rating: 2/5This is a lethargic, pretty and empty study in ways of living and dying from Lars von Trier. The Dane borrows some of the trappings of the sci-fi genre – in the same way he set the Dogme rules for ‘The Idiots’ or adopted a Brechtian austerity for ‘Do...
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Mon May 27:
- 18:00
- 20:20
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Fri May 31:
- 20:20
The Limey
Funny, touching, and as effortlessly assured, in its own relatively low budget way, as Out of Sight, this consistently imaginative, comic crime movie milks the fish-out-of-water theme for all it is worth, and then some. Stamp is superb as the ageing...
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Mon May 27:
- 20:40
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Tue May 28:
- 08:40
Dancer in the Dark
After the rigours of The Idiots, von Trier returns to Breaking the Waves territory with another emotionally upfront, somewhat hollow tale of self-sacrificing, saintly womanhood. In rural America, Czech single mother Björk keeps quiet about her rapidl...
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Wed May 29:
- 18:00
Populaire
Call it 'The Artist' effect, but period French romantic fantasies are very much the in thing right now. And here comes the '50s-set 'Populaire', in which a young woman from a rural family (Déborah François) heads for a new town, hooks up with a dashi...
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Wed May 29:
- 20:45
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Thu May 30:
- 08:45
The Idiots (Idioterne)
A group of young men and women living on the outskirts of Copenhagen get their kicks by pretending to be stupid in public.
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Thu May 30:
- 18:20
Beyond The Hills (Dupa Dealuri)
From an early age, Alina and Voichita are dealt terrible hands in life but the two friends overcome many of the obstacles that lie in their paths. Voichita finds sanctuary in an Orthodox convent under a priest, who Alina believes in a malevolent pres...
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Fri May 31:
- 20:10
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Sat Jun 1:
- 18:00
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Sun Jun 2:
- 15:40
- 20:10
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Wed Jun 5:
- 20:10
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Thu Jun 6:
- 18:00
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Fri Jun 7:
- 18:00
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Sat Jun 8:
- 16:00
- 18:00
- 20:10
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Sun Jun 9:
- 17:50
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Wed Jun 12:
- 18:00
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Thu Jun 13:
- 20:00
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Sat Jun 1:
- 20:40
Even Dwarfs Started Small
A film about man's relation to the world of objects he surrounds himself with. Dwarfs are used to emphasise the extent to which objects dominate our personal relations: their alienation from the institution and its products is ours too. The anarchist...
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Sun Jun 2:
- 18:20
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