Nosferatu
Nosferatu screens at Prince Charles Cinema, London, a 1922 horror masterwork by F. W. Murnau, 94 minutes of shadowy dread, enhanced by Hugo Max's live score that weaves viola and piano improvisations into the leitmotifs.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Live Score)
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) unfolds on screen at Prince Charles Cinema with a live score by Hugo Max, where viola timbres weave sinister shadows into a hypnotic, 1920s horror-spectacle.
Haxan
1922 silent horror classic Häxan shown with a live score at Prince Charles Cinema, framed as a lecture on witchcraft and featuring striking visuals.
Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror Picture Show
A riotous, campy thrill at Prince Charles Cinema, London, as Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror Picture Show brings Jim Sharman's 1975 cult classic to life with a host, interactive props, and fearless audience Time Warp energy.
The New Black Film Collective: DSA Screenings
Experience a curated evening of contemporary Black cinema as The New Black Film Collective presents DSA Screenings at the Royal Society of Arts in central London. An engaging program with introductions and audience discussion.
Palestine on film
Palestine on film at the RSA invites you to two hours of intimate portraits and urgent voices, where documentary cinema threads history and culture through London light in a powerful, screen-to-heart evening.
UCL East Community Cinema Programme - Term 2 2026
A term-long community cinema series at UCL East, running 14 January–25 March, featuring curated screenings for students, staff and the local public. The program gives on-campus access to a rotating slate of films with discussions and guest Q&A sessions.