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    Brixton Oval
    Ritzy Cinema Brixton Coldharbour Lane
    SW2 1JG

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Human Rights Watch Film Festival

Film, Things to do

London's annual Human Rights Watch Film Festival shows dramas, documentaries and short films with the aim of spreading ideas and information – about oppression and resistance, about equality and tolerance, about the worldwide struggle for freedom. This...

Human Rights Watch Film Festival
  1. Tue Mar 18 – Fri Mar 28
  2. Ritzy Cinema Brixton Brixton Oval, Coldharbour Lane, SW2 1JG
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The Beekeeper

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  • Mon Mar 24:

    • 18:15

Before Snowfall (For Snoen Faller)

Shot in four different countries, this ambitious debut from director Hisham Zaman is a memorable achievement. Unfolding a coming of age drama, this beautifully crafted "road movie" explores the oppressive power and weight of cultural tradition. In a...

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  • Thu Mar 27:

    • 20:45

Big Men

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  • Sat Mar 22:

    • 18:30

Born This Way

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  • Tue Mar 25:

    • 18:15

An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker

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  • Fri Mar 21:

    • 21:00

Evaporating Borders

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  • Wed Mar 26:

    • 18:30

Screening: First to Fall

In 2011, director Rachel Beth Anderson followed two friends who abandoned their peaceful lives in Canada & returned to their home country of Libya to fight in the revolution. Followed by a Q&A with director Rachel Beth Anderson.

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  • Tue Mar 25:

    • 20:45

For Those Who Can Tell No Tales

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  • Mon Mar 24:

    • 21:00

The Mulberry House

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  • Wed Mar 26:

    • 20:45

  • Thu Mar 27:

    • 18:30

Nelson Mandela: The Myth And Me

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  • Fri Mar 21:

    • 18:30

Return To Homs

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  • Fri Mar 28:

    • 18:30

Scheherazade's Diary

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  • Sat Mar 22:

    • 16:00

Siddharth

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  • Sun Mar 23:

    • 16:00

Peter Pan (Disney Animation) Autism Friendly Screening

Disney's adaptation of J. M. Barrie's story about a boy who never grew up. The three children of the Darling family receive a visit from Peter Pan, who takes them to Never Never Land where an ongoing war with the evil Pirate Captain Hook is taking pl...

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  • Sun Mar 23:

    • 11:00

NT Live Encore Screening: War Horse

The National Theatre's award-winning staging of Michael Morpurgo's novel about a farm horse called Joey caught up in the horrors of the First World War, adapted by Nick Stafford, and directed by Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris.

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  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 12:00

12 Years a Slave

Rating: 5/5

With the release of ‘Django Unchained’ and now this more restrained slavery-era biopic, much has been made of America’s post-Obama willingness to ‘face up to its own past’. But, like Quentin Tarantino before him, British artist turned director Steve...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 12:30

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 12:45
    • 20:00

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 18:10

300: Rise of an Empire

Rating: 3/5

‘You’ve come a long way to stroke your cock while watching men train,’ spits not-so-merry widow Queen Gorgo (Lena Headey) to the hero of this swords-and-sandals sequel. She may as well be speaking to the audience. Even lighter on story than Zack Snyd...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 11:00
    • 13:30
    • 16:00
    • 18:40
    • 21:10

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 11:00
    • 13:30
    • 16:00
    • 18:40
    • 21:10

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 11:00
    • 13:30
    • 16:00
    • 18:40
    • 21:10

  • Mon Mar 17:

    • 19:00

Gravity

Rating: 4/5

The word ‘breathtaking’ is bandied about a lot, but when was the last time a film truly had the power to leave its audience gasping for air, pinned to their seats, sick and dizzy? In ‘Gravity’, Sandra Bullock and George Clooney play nervous newbie as...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 13:00

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 13:00

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 15:50

The Lego Movie

Rating: 4/5

With one obvious exception, toy stories do not have the luckiest big-screen pedigree: the results are often either sugary cartoons for undemanding kids or noisy blockbusters for brain-dead teens. If the producers of ‘The LEGO Movie’ had taken either...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 15:50

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 15:50

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 15:50

  • Fri Mar 14:

    • 20:00

  • Sat Mar 15:

    • 19:30

Nymphomaniac: Part One

Rating: 4/5

Lars Von Trier’s wild, sprawling ‘Nymphomaniac’ is an orgy of the sublime and the ridiculous. It exists in two versions of differing lengths and explicitness. This is the first episode of a shorter, cleaner version (still, it’s unlikely to play in Du...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 19:00

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 20:00

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 20:00

Only Lovers Left Alive

Rating: 3/5

Jim Jarmusch's smacked-out vampire movie 'Only Lovers Left Alive' starts with a close-up of a seven-inch single spinning on a turntable. Which is apt, as this slim, dreamy film demands that you kick back and slip into its slow, deadpan groove if it's...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 18:15

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 11:50
    • 17:40

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 18:00

Stranger By the Lake

Rating: 4/5

This mesmerising feature from French writer-director Alain Guiraudie is a mix of Hitchcockian potboiler and queer-culture study. Our lead is buff Franck (Pierre Deladonchamps), who struts with confidence around the lake that is the film’s only locati...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 18:10

The Wolf of Wall Street

Rating: 4/5

The director. The subject matter. The epic running time. All the signs pointed to real-life stock-market story ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ being classic, old-school Martin Scorsese: drugs, swearing, big speeches, bigger performances, a spot of social c...

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 20:30

  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 20:20

  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 11:30

The Grand Budapest Hotel

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  • Tue Mar 11:

    • 11:00
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  • Wed Mar 12:

    • 11:00
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  • Thu Mar 13:

    • 11:00
    • 13:30
    • 16:00
    • 18:30
    • 21:00

  • Wed Mar 19:

    • 19:30

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Sam Clements

My FAVOURITE cinema in London. Great mix of programming, lovely events and a a great view on that top balcony!