Nicolas Roeg’s psychological horror masterpiece returns to the big screen on 35mm
Experience Nicolas Roeg’s haunting 1973 classic Don’t Look Now as it was made to be seen – projected from a rare 35mm film print, followed by a live Q&A with Matthew Holness and Mike Muncer.
Following the tragic drowning of their young daughter, Laura (Julie Christie) and John Baxter (Donald Sutherland) travel to a gloomy Venice to recover. But encounters with two mysterious psychic sisters and glimpses of a small figure in a red coat draw the grieving couple into an increasingly unsettling world of supernatural premonitions.
Renowned for its revolutionary editing, hypnotic atmosphere and unforgettable score, Don’t Look Now remains one of the most influential psychological horror films ever made.
Post-screening Q&A
Stay after the film for a live discussion exploring its enduring legacy, symbolism and filmmaking.
Matthew Holness is the creator of cult television comedy Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace and writer-director of the critically acclaimed horror feature Possum.
Mike Muncer is the creator and host of The Evolution of Horror, one of the UK’s leading horror film history podcasts.
Tickets: £17.50 / £16.50
