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Richmond City Cinema Club is all about cultivating a community of movie lovers. Our club is meant to be a fun and inclusive safe space, an easy social experience. Life is messy, but movies are cool. There's no pressure if you can't make it or don't feel like engaging once you're there... we're just happy to have you! And if you're looking to make real friends, we got you there too.
Events are movie showtimes at Studio Two Three, the Byrd, or Movieland. All movies are fair game, from independents to blockbusters, from new releases to classic films.
Sit with the group or wherever you'd like. Once the credits roll, we’ll meet up to chat about the movie and get to know your fellow moviegoers.
Upcoming events
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Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
Studio Two Three, 109 W 15th St, Richmond, VA, USJoin Nowhere Cinema for a look at the best horror threequels with a screening of Halloween III: Season of the Witch!
Tickets are pay what you can with a $7 minimum. Get your tickets here: https://www.nowherecinema.com/event-details/halloween-iii
⏰ Doors 7:00pm | Start 7:30pm
🎬 Series: The Third Time's the CharmHalloween III dared to step away from Michael Meyers, abandoning its slasher theme and going for witchcraft instead. Unfortunately, the public fucking hated this move and destroyed the reputation of this fun film. It is a deeply misunderstood gem, and it's well overdue for a big screen viewing in Richmond.
This screening will be subtitled.
CW: It's tamer than the other Halloween films, but still violent and creepy. It also contains flashing lights (used in moments like the gif above). If you have any questions, please send us an email at nowherecinema@pm.me!
6 attendees
Bubble Bath (1980)
Main Library - Richmond Public Library, 101 E Franklin St, Richmond, VA 23219, USA, Richmond, VA, USJoin Nowhere Cinema for the next Saturday Morning Cartoons with a screening of Bubble Bath!
"Directed by György Kovásznai, who died of leukaemia in 1983, Hungary’s third ever full-length animated feature is a true curio and a work of minor genius: a gallopingly neurotic modernist-psychedelic musical from 1979 that bubbles and pulsates with anxieties about modernity.
It mostly takes place inside a single Budapest apartment, where medical student Anikó (voiced by Vera Venzcel, with Kati Bontovits singing) is suddenly visited by the walrus-moustached Zsolt (Kornél Gelley, with Albert Antalffy singing). He’s having a major wobbly – palpitations, handkerchief-dabbing, manic hoedown music and everything – about his impending marriage to Klári (Lenke Lorán, with Katalin Dobos singing), a society girl and Anikó’s best friend. Klári just wants babies, but would-be artist Zsolt and aspiring doctor Anikó start to bond over a more liberated idea of life.
With characters and settings constantly warping, tilting and transmogrifying, Bubble Bath is visually something special; like Van Gogh, Fleischer Studios, Robert Crumb, Yellow Submarine and the abstract-thought section of Pixar’s Inside Out smooshed into a great lysergic battenberg cake. Kovásznai also works in collaged photographic elements and rays of filtered light cast over the animation cells. Beginning with Anikó’s lounge-jazz effort about biological processes, all the characters – including her wheelchair-user aunt – get musical numbers by composer János Másik. Most rock hard, especially an avant-funk crooner from Zsolt on the subject of interior design that would do 70s Eno proud." –The Guardian
We're lucky to have writer, cartoonist, and filmmaker Dash Shaw join us to do a live introduction for the film.
CW: Bubble Bath contains many strobing sequences. If you have any questions, please email us at nowherecinema@pm.me.
1 attendee
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