Metropolis (1927)

Nearly a century on, Fritz Lang's Metropolis remains one of the most breathtaking visions ever put on screen. In a towering city of the future, the privileged elite live in luxury while workers toil beneath the streets – until a young idealist and a mysterious woman spark a revolution. With its spectacular art deco design, pioneering special effects and an iconic robot, this landmark of silent cinema shaped science fiction for generations. This special screening is accompanied by contextual programme notes exploring the film's extraordinary legacy and influence. A rare chance to experience a true cinematic masterpiece on the big screen, as it was meant to be seen.