Limited Screening

3 screenings only - Sat 4 May, Fri 17 May*, Wed 22 May

**Fri 17 May show: Special $5 Projector Club Member tickets available

An American couple spend their vacation in Italy and experience trouble when a former lover and his teenage daughter show up at their villa. Don't miss Luca Guadagnino's lavish remake of the French classic "The Swimming Pool". Starring Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes.

More Screenings Added! Back for a limited only

Celebrate the 45th Anniversary of Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi/horror masterpiece!

Hailed as the best sci-fi horror film ever (by us, it's true) Alien is a genre defining masterpiece that tackles the not-so-cosmic horrors of corporate greed, colonialism and gender dynamics. Starring the amazing Sigourney Weaver as Ripley, the iconic final girl that will stop at nothing to save her cat. Directed by Ridley Scott.

Date: Sun 19 May, 5pm

Two of the most important artists of our time, painter and sculptor Anselm Kiefer, and filmmaker Wim Wenders, coalesce in the documentary film Anselm, to create a unique cinematic experience chronicling Kiefer’s art and life.

Presented by the Embassy of Germany as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Date: Sat 25 May, 5pm

Stripped of their assets, brothers Radek and Josef believe the only way to fight oppression is with guns. Together with three friends, they form an underground army that is responsible for a series of violent acts leading to an investigation by State Security.

Presented by the Embassy of Czechia as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

-Pink Screen 2024-

Opening Film for Pink Screen

Rated: R21

Fri 31 May & Sat 15 Jun

First released in 1995, then banned in Singapore for 20 years before being restored & screened again in 2015.  Set against the dynamic backdrop of a foregone Singaporean era and breaking ground in its satirical, genre-blending approach, the film is an affecting socio-cultural commentary and a portrait of the 1960s working class Bugis Street district that remains relevant today.

3 screenings only - Fri 10 May , Wed 15 May, Sun 26 May

In 1980s Italy, a relationship begins between seventeen-year-old teenage Elio and the older man hired as his father's research assistant. A beautifully nuanced coming of age romance that earned 101 festival wins & 262 nominations.

3 Screenings Only: Fri 3 May, Sat 11 May, Fri 31 May

After narrowly escaping a bizarre accident, a troubled teenager (Jake Gyllenhaal) is plagued by visions of a large bunny rabbit that manipulates him to commit a series of crimes.

Underappreciated upon its initial release in 2001, Richard Kelly’s mind-bending film is ripe for rediscovery on the big screen as part of Projector's Golden Mile Revisits showcase.

Date: Sun 19 May, 8pm

With elements of a thriller and a spy film, Doppelgänger tells the story of Hans and Jan Bitner who live on opposite sides of the iron curtain. Hans lives in France where he seemingly leads a quiet life. Bitner is a Pole, involved in the fight for a free Poland. Their lives are different, but there is one detail that connects them.

Presented by the Embassy of Poland as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

-Pink Screen 2024-

Rating: R21 TBC

Sat 08 Jun, Sun 16 Jun, Sat 22 Jun

Uninhibited free spirit Jamie just broke up with her girlfriend (again). Meek bookworm Marian needs to learn to loosen up. In search of a fresh start, the two best friends embark on an impromptu road trip to Tallahassee, Florida. What starts out as a girls’ trip quickly tumbles into catastrophe when they encounter a pair of inept criminals. Along the way there are lesbian bars, soccer teams and, yes, a Miley Cyrus cameo.

Please do not buy tickets if you're under 21 years old, we expect the rating for this film to be out soon.

Date: 24 April - 25 May

Venue: The Projector, Cineleisure

The European Film Festival (EUFF) is an annual event that showcases a curated selection of European films. Showcasing the best of cutting-edge, contemporary cinema, EUFF is a celebration of the rich cultural tapestry of Europe. The films presented in this festival may belong to a specific country, but they are all representative of Europe’s shared cultural heritage.

Date: Sat 11 May, 5pm

Lives intersect through crypto’s allure, wealth’s pursuit, and lessons learnt in a rapidly evolving financial world. Taavi, an unwitting Bitcoin holder races to recover his lost fortune. Maximillion, a crypto entrepreneur, rides the turbulent waves of crypto's inception, facing hubris and redemption. Erik, a conservative banker, grapples with his son’s crypto success while navigating challenges in a changing financial landscape.

Presented by the Embassy of Estonia as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Date: Thu 23 May, 5pm

A retired couple prepare to enjoy their life as pensioners on a cruise trip through the Mediterranean. They end up going on separate journeys of self-discovery and find unexpected ways to spend their golden years.

Presented by the Embassy of Switzerland as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Date: Thu 16 May, 8pm

A taxi driver is trying to make ends meet and is staring at his debts. His brother, a famous television presenter, lives every day like it is his last one. Akis and Timos, estranged brothers are united at their mother’s funeral but do they have it in them to let go of their past?

Presented by the Embassy of Greece as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Date: Sat 25 May, 8pm

This touching story of a young rapper growing up in a tough neighbourhood stars rising young actor Benett Vilmányi. Adam lives in isolation from society because of his serious stuttering. He works as a shepherd in Borsod, in one of the poorest but most beautiful regions of Hungary. One day he realises his stuttering stops when he starts rapping in rage.

Presented by the Embassy of Hungary as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

-Pink Screen 2024-

Rated: R21

Dates: Wed 12 Jun, Sun 23 Jun, Sat 29 Jun

After 39 years together, Ben (John Lithgow) and George (Alfred Molina) get married. When their vows are exchanged, the joy is palpable. But the merrymaking comes to an abrupt halt when the Archdiocese demands that George is fired from his job as choir director at a Catholic school. Forced to sell their house and couchsurf, LOVE IS STRANGE is a bittersweet and endearing tribute to the beauty of commitment in the face of adversity.

Date: Sun 12 May, 5pm

Young and naive forest spirit Mavka falls in love with a human musician, Lukas. As they grow closer to each other, an inevitable situation forces Mavka to choose between her love and her duty to protect the heart of the forest.

Presented by the Embassy of Ukraine as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Date: Thu 17 May, 8pm

In this romantic comedy, people’s personal lives clash and eventually explode in the open during the recording of a television New Year’s Eve programme. The plot centers around José, who is unemployed and gets a job as an extra in the television recording. Like him, hundreds of people have been locked up for a week and a half. They have to pretend to laugh, putting up a farce of ushering in the New Year. Surrounded by all this delusion and drama, love shows up in unexpected ways.

Presented by the Embassy of Spain as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Date: Thu 23 May, 8pm

This delightful comedy takes the audience inside the wild, imaginative mind of Zelma as she goes on a 23-year quest for perfect love and lasting marriage.

Presented by the Embassy of Luxembourg as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

-Pink Screen 2024-

Rating: R21 TBC

Dates: Sun 09 Jun, Mon 17 Jun

Shin (Hae-jun) is one of the best waackers – a form of voguing that’s heavy on pose. And the dance battle final is a high-stakes game. If she wins, the jackpot will cover her gender affirming surgery. But Shin also has other challenges to face. With her estranged father having recently died, it falls on her as the only child to perform the traditional dance ritual at his memorial.

Please do not buy tickets if you're under 21 years old, we expect the rating for this film to be out soon.

Date: Fri 24 May, 8pm

Devastated by the First World War and plunged into political controversy, Romania’s every hope accompanies its queen on her mission to Paris to lobby for international recognition of its great unification at the 1919 peace talks.

Presented by the Embassy of Romania as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Additional shows added!

Dates: Sun 5 May, Sun 19 May, Sat 25 May

Venue: Projector at Cineleisure

Reel Rock is back! Immerse yourself in 4 new climbing films from across the globe: a visionary first ascent on Japan’s mythical Mt. Mizugaki; a climbing community held together in war-torn Ukraine; a treacherous free ascent of Jirishanca in the Peruvian Andes; and an exploration of Mallorca’s deep-water soloing.

*Please do not buy tickets to this film, if you're below 16 years old.

Date: Sat 11 May, 8pm

Eva’s life is not great. Her husband has left her for their neighbour, her son is distant and she is on the brink of retirement. Just as she is despairing, one phone call changes everything. When established actor Harald Skoog has a stroke and needs help in his home Eva takes the job to escape from her loneliness. In the ensuing confrontation with the self-absorbed actor, her life turns around.

Presented by the Embassy of Sweden as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

SlowM18

Date: Sat 18 May, 8pm

This moving film exploring the unconventional relationship that develops between a contemporary dancer and a sign language interpreter has been selected as Lithuania’s contender for Best International Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards (2024). As Elena and Dovydas dive into their relationship, they must navigate how to build their own intimacy after a disclosure in the early stages of their romance.

Presented by the Embassy of Lithuania as part of the European Film Festival 2024.

Two Screenings Only
Dates: Sat 11 May & Sun 26 May

2024 Golden Horse Award: 9 nominations & Winner for Best Sound Effects

13 May 1969: Ah Eng’s life is forever altered by the deadly racial riots breaking out across Kuala Lumpur. 49 years after the fateful night when she sought shelter with migrants of The Injustice to Dou E Cantonese opera troupe, Ah Eng finds her life invariably intertwined with the heroine Dou E who is similarly unable to move on from the tragedy.

Join us for an in-person Post-Show Q&A with Director Chong Keat Aun on 26 May!

Co-presented with Singapore Film Society and August Pictures

3 screenings only - Wed 01 May, Sun 12 May, Fri 24 May*

**Fri 24 May show: Special $5 Projector Member tickets available

As a darkness builds at the center of a world-renowned dance company, its artistic director, a young American new to the troupe, and a grieving psychotherapist become entangled in a bloody nightmare.

Suspiria 2018, is a stunning Dario Argento remake by Director Luca Guadagnino and a clever analysis of human nature with an exquisite score by Thom Yorke (Radiohead).

Encore Screening! Sun 19 May 8pm

A research facility in Antarctica comes across an alien force that can become anything it touches. John Carpenter's The Thing is a nihilistic survival drama and simply put, one of the best horror films ever done. An absolute 80s cult classic and a must watch for every cinephile!

3 Screenings Only: Wed 15 May, Sun 19 May, Sat 25 May

Special $6 ticket price for all shows

One City. One Night. One Take.

Shot in a single 138-minute take, don't miss Sebastian Schipper's riveting Berlin night odyssey where four local Berliners recruit a thrill-seeking Spanish woman to be their getaway driver for a bank robbery.

Co-presented by Goethe-Institut Singapore

TW: Film contains scenes with flashing lights, Photosensitive viewers are advised

3 Screenings Only: Sun 5 May, Fri 10 May, Sat 18 May

A retired San Francisco detective suffering from acrophobia investigates the strange activities of an old friend's wife, all the while becoming dangerously obsessed with her.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.