Pop up Cinema - The Cineroleum on Clerkenwell Road

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http://www.cineroleum.co.uk/films/

Monosyllabic hunks blowing things up. Vampires whinging about everlasting love. Sometimes, it’s nice to go to a movie that’s got some actual substance.

The Cineroleum, a pop-up movie theatre opening today in Clerkenwell, is dedicated to that idea. The 118-seat space has been constructed on the site of a derelict petrol station by a group of fifteen artists, designers and architects (and a few curious neighbours who came by to watch and ended up staying to help). They built it using donated and found materials like the ornate curtain, traditional signage and wooden flip-down seats (we’ll take our own cushion, thanks). Their point: you can do a lot with a derelict petrol station, of which there are 4,000 in London.

In keeping with the 1950s drive-in theme, a mix of American cult classics (The Long Goodbye, Rebel Without a Cause) and European art films (Metropolis, M) will be screened four times a week for one month only. Tickets are just £5, the popcorn comes in paper cones, and there’s pick ’n’ mix, soft drinks and alcohol. Take that, Odeon.

The Cineroleum, 100 Clerkenwell Road, EC1M 4RJ. To book tickets, go to www.cineroleum.co.uk.

Tickets for each screening will be available through the links below. Tickets for subsequent weekends will be released on the stated dates below. All tickets are priced at £5. Doors open at 7pm, Films start at 8.30pm. All features will be preceeded by a selection of shorts and animations curated by the Guerilla Cinema.


Friday 20th August: Rebel Without a Cause (SOLD OUT)

Saturday 21st August: Barbarella (SOLD OUT)

Sunday 22nd August: D.O.A. (SOLD OUT)



Thursday 26th August: Buster Keaton Shorts (p*rchase HERE)

Friday 27th August: Duel (p*rchase HERE)

Saturday 28th August: Alphaville (p*rchase HERE)

Sunday 29th August: The Long Goodbye (p*rchase HERE)



Thursday 2nd September: The Band Wagon (Tickets on sale 26th August)

Friday 3rd September: Night of The Living Dead (Tickets on sale 26th August)

Saturday 4th September: B Movie Night (Tickets on sale 26th August)

Sunday 5th September: M (Tickets on sale 26th August)



Thursday 9th September: Delicatessen (Tickets on sale 2nd September)

Friday 10th September: Badlands (Tickets on sale 2nd September)

Saturday 11th September: Metropolis (Tickets on sale 2nd September)

Sunday 12th September: The Third Man (Tickets on sale 2nd September)

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The Apple Tree Pop-Up
30 Clerkenwell Green
London
EC1R 0DU