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"Sell out warning! ‘A savage blast of underground anarchy with scenes filmed secretly inside Disneyland’!? Sign us up! Kino’s new basement grindhouse series kicks off in style with a rare screening of Blonde Death, channelling early John Waters into a queer video nasty psychopathic road movie like no other…."
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A event held at Cafe Kino on Thursday 5th June. The event starts at 19:30.
June 5th, 7.30PM | Run Time: 1h 38m | 18+ only
£5
Heavy Pictures Presents is a new film night dedicated to the obscene, over-the-top, and hard-to-see—spotlighting everything from grindhouse gems to homegrown horror made by fans, for fans.
For our first screening, we’re showing the outrageous Blonde Death—a raw, pure DIY film made by an art collective in 1984. It follows Tammy Lynn Beaverdorf as she heads cross-country with her over-loving father and wicked stepmother, only to spiral into a delirious life of crime with her new-found companions.
"Satiric, subversive, and gleefully enraged, Blonde Death is an essential chapter of queer cinema history—now newly preserved by Bleeding Skull." Bleeding Skull
If you're on a low income but still want to come, please don't hesitate to get in touch, just drop us an email to [email protected]
and we'll sort out a pay-what-you-can ticket. We want this night to be for everyone.
This event takes place downstairs at Café Kino. Please note: the venue is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
*Content Warning: Features language, bloody violence, and themes that some may find offensive.
Entry requirements: 18+
£5
Heavy Pictures Presents is a new film night dedicated to the obscene, over-the-top, and hard-to-see—spotlighting everything from grindhouse gems to homegrown horror made by fans, for fans.
For our first screening, we’re showing the outrageous Blonde Death—a raw, pure DIY film made by an art collective in 1984. It follows Tammy Lynn Beaverdorf as she heads cross-country with her over-loving father and wicked stepmother, only to spiral into a delirious life of crime with her new-found companions.
"Satiric, subversive, and gleefully enraged, Blonde Death is an essential chapter of queer cinema history—now newly preserved by Bleeding Skull." Bleeding Skull
If you're on a low income but still want to come, please don't hesitate to get in touch, just drop us an email to [email protected]
and we'll sort out a pay-what-you-can ticket. We want this night to be for everyone.
This event takes place downstairs at Café Kino. Please note: the venue is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
*Content Warning: Features language, bloody violence, and themes that some may find offensive.
Entry requirements: 18+
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