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Curzon will be welcoming award-winning writer-director Paul Andrew Williams for a Q&A after the screening of his new film Cherry Tree Lane on Friday, 6.50pm at Soho. An authentic urban thriller about a vicious clash of two utterly opposed cultures, Cherry Tree Lane is imbued with an impending sense of dread reminiscent of Haneke’s Funny Games.

Midnight Movies presents a special preview of the newly reconstructed and restored sci-fi classic Metropolis at Mayfair this Friday. Join us from 9.30pm where all attendees will get a free shot of Jägermeister, before taking your seats at 10.45pm for a special tribute from performance artist Suri Sumatra before the film. Tickets £8.50 in advance (£10.50 on the door)

Four new releases grace our Curzon screens this week: At Soho, Chelsea and Wimbledon, the Millennium trilogy continues with The Girl Who Played With Fire, whilst Scott Pilgrim takes on the world at Soho and Wimbledon. Meanwhile, at Renoir we present the critically acclaimed The Maid (★★★★ Guardian, ★★★★ Times, ★★★★ Independent) or if you prefer a big screen classic, how can you refuse the lure of The Leopard at Mayfair and Richmond?

Out now is the new issue of the Curzon Magazine covering all the upcoming releases and events in September and October, featuring an interview with Juliette Binoche about her new film Certified Copy, a look at this year’s indie hits Winter’s Bone and The Kid’s Are All Right, plus the ongoing wave of Romanian cinema with Police, Adjective.

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