Cinema Year Zero

More info on the season, and tickets: api.omarshehata.me/substack-proxy…

RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY AK-47 THE PLASTIC SURFACES OF KARAOKE VISUALS A new essay by Oliver Hunt, whose discovery of an obscure 1990s karaoke video leads to a deep dive on the aesthetic pleasures and inherent contradictions of the genre. Link below👇

Super proud of my design for the @yearzerocinema Ken Russell issue 🐍 Especially this playable middle page of Snakes, Ladders and P*nises 🪜 More pages on my Instagram- instagram.com/jj_designed

@_rtab_ @JeremyArblaster Ahead of tomorrow's screening, check out @Mahda941's programme note: cinemayearzero.com/p/the-hidden

Curated by @_rtab_ Design by @JeremyArblaster More info on the season, and tickets: cinemayearzero.com/p/cinema-year-…

NOT BY LYNCH continues on Friday 8 May at The Cinema Museum with Jack Sholder’s The Hidden (1987) — a propulsive sci-fi thriller that mutates the body-swap premise into something darker, stranger, and more unsettling. Link below👇

NOT BY LYNCH continues Fri 8 May @CinemaMuseum Jack Sholder’s The Hidden (1987): a kinetic sci-fi thriller where identity becomes unstable, and something moves from body to body beneath the surface. With a new programme note by @Mahda941, produced by @yearzerocinema

Wrote some words on the new Mario movie for @yearzerocinema 💫

Our reviews for April: @manlikeflan on Worm @JeremyArblaster on Super Mario Galaxy @Cursed__Tea on Dracula Link below👇

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ST GEORGE & HIS DRAGON 20 YEARS OF THIS IS ENGLAND A new essay by Nikolai Phoya on This is England, situating Shane Meadows’ film between its social realist aesthetic and the historical context of white nationalism. Happy St. George’s. link below 👇

@_rtab_ @JeremyArblaster Ahead of Wednesday's screening, you can now read @mjpcuervo 's text on Celine and Julie Go Boating: cinemayearzero.com/p/celine-and-j…

Curated by @_rtab_ Design by @JeremyArblaster More info on the season, and tickets: cinemayearzero.com/p/cinema-year-…

NOT BY LYNCH continues on Wednesday 22 April at @CinemaMuseum with Jacques Rivette’s Céline and Julie Go Boating (1974) — a playful, labyrinthine tale of friendship, performance, and storytelling that unfolds somewhere between dream, game, and spell. Link below👇

@JeremyArblaster @_rtab_ @helleborezine @mjpcuervo @CinemaMuseum

One week to go until the next @yearzerocinema Not By Lynch event! Curated by @_rtab_ + programme note from @helleborezine ‘s @mjpcuervo ! 22 April at @CinemaMuseum 🎞️