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Sunday 08th May 2016
Palio
Twice a year the Tuscan city of Siena goes crazy for the oldest horse race in the world: the Palio.
Strategy, bribery and corruption play as much a part as the skill of the riders in the madness of the race, who are loved and loathed by the districts they represent. Legendary rider Gigi Bruschelli works the system, has won 13 Palios in 16 years and is two wins away from beating the world record. But Giovanni Atzeni, less interested in bribes and collusion, stands in his way. Come to The Prince Regent on 8th May at 19:30 to see a goose battle a unicorn, a giraffe spar with a tortoise, or just to find out what the hell that means!
My Kind Of Black: A Night of Short Films by Young Black Londoners + Q&A
Love Lies Bleeding
8:00PM
Cycling Shorts
8:00PM
Phantom of the Open
8:45PM
My Kind Of Black: A Night of Short Films by Young Black Londoners + Q&A
198 Contemporary Arts and Learning
Join us at one of our new screening venues, 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning gallery for an evening of short films showcasing the voices…
Love Lies Bleeding
Bird House Brewery
Love Lies Bleeding is a neon-soaked, adrenaline-fueled thriller that dives headfirst into passion, crime, and obsession. When reclusive gym manager Lou (Kristen Stewart) falls…
Cycling Shorts
Herne Hill Velodrome
Now in its third year, the ever popular Cycling Shorts returns to the historic Herne Hill Velodrome. (That’s short films about cycling of course!) Expect…
Phantom of the Open
Edward Alleyn Club
Our local hero Mark Rylance stars in this amiably daft film The Phantom of the Open about real-life golfing eccentric Maurice Flitcroft, who gatecrashed…
