Live Music & Silent Cinema: Pandora's Box (1929)

A classic film presented in two parts with an intermission. Silent tragedy becomes a gripping story of desire and destruction. G. W. Pabst’s Pandora’s Box (Die Büchse der Pandora) follows Lulu, played by Louise Brooks, whose charm and sensuality unsettle both men and women around her. Countess Geschwitz stands out as one of early cinema’s first explicitly queer female characters, portrayed with striking depth for its time. As Lulu’s relationships spiral into obsession, jealousy, and violence, she drifts through a series of increasingly precarious situations.

4th June, 7 p.m. (doors open at 6.30)
El Teatro Metamorfosis - Carrer de Tapioles, 12
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This screening is brought to life with a live performance by a DJ and a cello player, blending electronic textures with rich, resonant strings to reshape the film’s emotional intensity. A unique fusion of classic cinema and contemporary sound: expect a full emotional rollercoaster on a night when silent film finds a new voice.