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| The midnight movie lives on in Dalston! Venture forth from your home cinema cocoon, or your laptop, to savour the delights of cult movies, forbidden pleasures and dark thrills on the big screen in the comfort of the Rio’s atmospheric art deco auditorium. Ticket prices for these shows are £6.50 (except where stated).
And if you fancy hosting your own late show, why not choose a film (subject to availability) for a Friday or Saturday late night show on a date of your choice. You need to be a Friend of the Rio (cost £20) and the cost of the late show is £275 (including VAT) which includes admission for up to 50 guests. The screening will also be open to the public, at our regular late night admission price of £6.50. Other options including private screenings are also possible. For further details contact Charles at charles@riocinema.org.uk or on 7241 9415. |
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ANTICHRIST (18) 11.15 (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) dir. Lars Von Trier 105m. Digital. Grieving from the death of their child, a young couple retreat to their country cabin nestled deep in the woods to confront fears and sorrows head-on, no matter how painful. But nature only creates a catastrophic evil that ends in brutal horror. Charlotte Gainsbourg took the best actress prize at Cannes, but this is absolutely von Trier's show. Teeming with ideas, moments both scary and shocking and featuring a satanically prophetic talking fox this is Cinema at the outer limits. £6.5 |
 FRI 14 Aug • Late ShowANTICHRIST (18) 11.15pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) dir. Lars Von Trier 105m. Digital. |
INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (18) 11.15 (US/Germany 2009) dir. Quentin Tarantino 153m. World War II is wildly reimagined as Tarantino’s long-awaited saga finally hits screens after a critically-acclaimed debut at Cannes. Brad Pitt leads a group of Jewish mercenaries (‘The Basterds’) from America to France ready to tackle the Nazis – culminating in a plot to blow up a Parisian cinema and with it members of the highest ranks of the German military. Tarantino’s revenge fantasy incorporates his trademark brutally funny dialogue, explosive violence, and larger-than-life characters – ensuring this mind-blowing fairytale is a winning return to form. £8/£6 Concs |
ANTICHRIST (18) 11.30pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) dir. Lars Von Trier 105m. Digital. Grieving from the death of their child, a young couple retreat to their country cabin nestled £6.50 |
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INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (18) 11.30 (US/Germany 2009) dir. Quentin Tarantino 153m. World War II is wildly reimagined as Tarantino’s long-awaited saga finally hits screens after a critically-acclaimed debut at Cannes. Brad Pitt leads a group of Jewish mercenaries (‘The Basterds’) from America to France ready to tackle the Nazis – culminating in a plot to blow up a Parisian cinema and with it members of the highest ranks of the German military. Tarantino’s revenge fantasy incorporates his trademark brutally funny dialogue, explosive violence, and larger-than-life characters – ensuring this mind-blowing fairytale is a winning return to form. £8/£6 Concs |
ANTICHRIST (18) 11.30pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) dir. Lars Von Trier 105m. Digital. Grieving from the death of their child, a young couple retreat to their country cabin nestled deep in the woods to confront fears nd sorrows head-on, no matter how painful. But nature only creates a catastrophic evil that ends in brutal horror. Charlotte Gainsbourg took the best actress prize at Cannes, but this is absolutely von Trier's show. Teeming with ideas, moments both scary and shocking and featuring a satanically prophetic talking fox this is Cinema at the outer limits. £6.50 |
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EMBODIMENT OF EVIL (18) 11.30 José Mojica Marins, Jece Valadão, Adriano Stuart, Milhem Cortaz. £6.50 |
ANTICHRIST (18) 11.30pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) Grieving from the death of their child, a young
couple retreat to their country cabin nestled £6.50 |
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BRUNO (18) 11.30 (US 2009) dir. Larry Charles 81m. When flamboyant gay Austrian fashionista Brüno takes his show to America everyone is in for a surprise as Sacha Baron Cohen's colourful creation pushes people and boundaries to the very edge. It's another all-out assault on decency and decorum that is every bit as offensive, shocking and funny as you'd hoped it would be. £6.50 |
ANTICHRIST (18) 11.30pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) Grieving from the death of their child, a young
couple retreat to their country cabin nestled £6.50 |
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MOON (15) 11.30 (UK 2009) dir. Duncan Jones 97m. Working for Lunar Industries, astronaut Sam Bell is finishing his three-year placement on the moon, where he is solely responsible for sending back to Earth the resources that provide pollution-free power. Then an accident during routine checks triggers off a terrifying series of events. With an outstanding performance from Sam Rockwell, this is a welcome return to the enthralling psychological sci-fi thriller of yesteryear, and an accomplished directorial debut from the director formerly known as Zowie Bowie. £6.50 |
ANTICHRIST (18) 11.30pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) Grieving from the death of their child, a young couple retreat to their country cabin nestled deep in the woods to confront fears and sorrows head-on, no matter how painful. But nature only creates a catastrophic evil that ends in brutal horror. Charlotte Gainsbourg took the best actress prize at Cannes, but this is absolutely von Trier's show. Teeming with ideas, moments both scary and shocking and featuring a satanically prophetic talking fox this is Cinema at the outer limits. £6.50
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THE HANGOVER (15) 11.30 (US/Germany 2009) dir. Todd Phillips 100m. Everybody's nightmare morning-after-the-night-before. Following a Las Vegas stag do, three friends wake up in a $4200-a-night suite with a tiger, a chicken, a crying baby, a belly-button piercing - but with no groom and no idea where he is. Can they manage to retrace their steps and find him? A laugh-out-loud road movie and a modern comedy classic. Just for once, stay for the end credits: it's the funniest and the most outrageous finale in years. £6.50 |
ANTICHRIST (18) 11.30pm (Denmark/Germany/France/Sweden/Italy/Poland 2009) Grieving from the death of their child, a young couple retreat to their country cabin nestled deep in the woods to confront fears and sorrows head-on, no matter how painful. But nature only creates a catastrophic evil that ends in brutal horror. Charlotte Gainsbourg took the best actress prize at Cannes, but this is absolutely von Trier's show. Teeming with ideas, moments both scary and shocking and featuring a satanically prophetic talking fox this is Cinema at the outer limits. £6.50
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SAT 15 Aug • Late Night Preview
SAT 22 Aug • Late Show 
FRI 28 Aug • Late Show repeat due to popular demand!
SAT 29 Aug • Late Show 
SAT 5 Sep • Late Show
SAT 12 Sep • Late Show
SAT 19 Sep • Late Show
FRI 25 Sep • Late Show repeat due to popular demand!
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