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SUMMARY:Relaxed screening: Elsinore: London Film Festival @ BFI\, London
DESCRIPTION:Relaxed screening: Elsinore\n\nRelaxed screenings \nHouse lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned down. Audience members will be able to make noise\, stim freely\, move around or leave and return during the screening. \nWe will provide a sanctuary space for you to use near the auditorium. \nSee other screenings of this film \n\nAndrew Scott is a towering presence in this singular account of Ian Charleson’s life\, capturing the moment when he faced his own mortality as he prepared to play Hamlet at the Royal National Theatre. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThursday 08 October 2026 15:15\n\nBFI Southbank\, NFT4\n\nOn sale \nThursday 17 September 2026 10:00\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDirector \nSimon Stone \n\n\nScreenwriter \nStephen Beresford \n\n\nWith \nAndrew Scott\, Olivia Colman\, Billie Piper\, Johnny Flynn\, Luke Thompson \n\n\nUK 2026. 104min \n\n\nCourtesy of \nSTUDIOCANAL \n\n\nLanguage \nEnglish \n\n\n\nAccess information\n\nThursday 8 October 15:15\n\nRelaxed screening\nAudio description\nDescriptive subtitles\n\nFind out about booking access tickets \n\n\n\n\nSimon Stone’s film\, written by Stephen Beresford (Pride)\, details Ian Charleson’s decision to step into the National Theatre’s production of Hamlet following Daniel Day-Lewis’ departure. Scott\, who so movingly portrayed a man wracked by grief in All of Us Strangers (LFF 2023)\, here ascends new heights with his performance. He captures the tumult and humanity of Charleson\, who is dying of AIDS (his scenes with Olivia Colman’s doctor are a veritable masterclass in screen performance) while revealing the joyful process of co-creation and the importance of fellowship in embodying a character as complex as Shakespeare’s haunted Danish prince. With a stellar cast that also includes Billie Piper\, Johnny Flynn\, Juliet Stevenson\, Adeel Akhtar and Peter Mullan\, Elsinore skilfully shifts gear between the ebullience of rehearsals and performance\, and the profound reality of life on the precipice of the unknown. It’s a stunning achievement by Stone (The Daughter\, LFF 2015; The Dig\, LFF 2021) who has crafted a stirring ode to an extraordinary life\, the strength of community and resistance\, and the triumph of art. \nKristy Matheson \nContent advice\nContains scenes of sex. \n\nBefore the screening\n\nDoors will open 30 minutes before the screening start time. \nNo trailers will be shown. \nThe programme will be introduced. \n\nDuring the screening\n\nOur house lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned slightly down. \nYou will be able to leave the auditorium and return during the screening. \nYou will be able to make noise. \nWe will provide a quiet space for you to use near the auditorium. \nYou are welcome to take refreshments into the cinema but no hot food please. For information on BFI Bar & Kitchen and BFI Riverfront please see our food and drink page. \n\nHow to book\n\nFind out about booking access tickets. \nTickets start from £10 for all screenings and events in London\, with concessions available for many screenings. Booking information and ticket prices. \nFor non-Members we charge £1 per ticket for online and phone bookings\, up to £3 per transaction. There’s no booking fee if you buy tickets at the box office. \nIf you’re aged 16 to 25\, sign up for free to BFI 25 and Under for a chance to get £6 tickets (without booking fees) to all screenings and events\, subject to availability.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-screening-elsinore-london-film-festival-bfi-london/
LOCATION:British Film Institute (BFI)\, SE1 8XT
CATEGORIES:London
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261012T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261012T210000
DTSTAMP:20260915T162938Z
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SUMMARY:Relaxed screening: Ha-Chan\, Shake Your Booty! London Film Festival @ BFI\, London
DESCRIPTION:Relaxed screening: Ha-Chan\, Shake Your Booty!\n\nRelaxed screenings \nHouse lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned down. Audience members will be able to make noise\, stim freely\, move around or leave and return during the screening. \nWe will provide a sanctuary space for you to use near the auditorium. \nSee other screenings of this film \n\nRecently widowed Haru rediscovers her love for ballroom dancing\, only to find herself attracted to her new instructor\, in this zany\, toe-tapping film. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMonday 12 October 2026 19:00\n\nBFI Southbank\, NFT4\n\nOn sale \nThursday 17 September 2026 10:00\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDirector \nJosef Kubota Wladyka \n\n\nScreenwriters \nJosef Kubota Wladyka\, Nicholas Huynh \n\n\nWith \nRinko Kikuchi\, Alberto Guerra\, Alejandro Edda \n\n\nUSA 2026. 121min \n\n\nCourtesy of \nSony UK \n\n\nLanguages \nEnglish\, Japanese\, Spanish \nWith some English subtitles \n\n\n\nAccess information\n\nMonday 12 October 19:00\n\nRelaxed screening\nClosed Captions (CC) via WatchWord smart glasses\n\nFind out about booking access tickets \n\n\n\n\nHaru (an excellent Rinko Kikuchi) loves ballroom dancing. But after tragedy strikes\, she retreats into isolation. Her concerned friends convince her to return to the studio\, where she soon becomes infatuated with a new instructor. With Haru throwing caution to the wind\, director Josef Kubota Wladyka delivers an exploration of grief that is bold\, surprisingly playful and crowd-pleasing. \nChloé Trayner \n\nBefore the screening\n\nDoors will open 30 minutes before the screening start time. \nNo trailers will be shown. \nThe programme will be introduced. \n\nDuring the screening\n\nOur house lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned slightly down. \nYou will be able to leave the auditorium and return during the screening. \nYou will be able to make noise. \nWe will provide a quiet space for you to use near the auditorium. \nYou are welcome to take refreshments into the cinema but no hot food please. For information on BFI Bar & Kitchen and BFI Riverfront please see our food and drink page. \n\nHow to book\n\nFind out about booking access tickets. \nTickets start from £10 for all screenings and events in London\, with concessions available for many screenings. Booking information and ticket prices. \nFor non-Members we charge £1 per ticket for online and phone bookings\, up to £3 per transaction. There’s no booking fee if you buy tickets at the box office. \nIf you’re aged 16 to 25\, sign up for free to BFI 25 and Under for a chance to get £6 tickets (without booking fees) to all screenings and events\, subject to availability.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-screening-ha-chan-shake-your-booty-london-film-festival-bfi-london/
LOCATION:British Film Institute (BFI)\, SE1 8XT
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed screening: The History of Concrete: London Film Festival @ BFI\, London
DESCRIPTION:Relaxed screening: The History of Concrete\n\nRelaxed screenings \nHouse lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned down. Audience members will be able to make noise\, stim freely\, move around or leave and return during the screening. \nWe will provide a sanctuary space for you to use near the auditorium. \nSee other screenings of this film \n\nHaving attended a Hallmark movie workshop\, John Wilson applies his learnings to a documentary about concrete\, albeit with a dryly funny and deceptively understated tone. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWednesday 14 October 2026 20:35\n\nBFI Southbank\, NFT4\n\nOn sale \nThursday 17 September 2026 10:00\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDirector \nJohn Wilson \n\n\nUSA 2026. 101min \n\n\nCourtesy of \nVisit Films \n\n\nLanguage \nEnglish \n\n\n\nAccess information\n\nWednesday 14 October 20:35\n\nRelaxed screening\nDescriptive subtitles\n\nFind out about booking access tickets \n\n\n\n\nAfter finding himself with too much time on his hands\, documentarian Wilson attends a workshop on how to make Hallmark romcoms. It inspires him to apply the formula to a film investigating the story of concrete. Infused with Wilson’s trademark curiosity and wit\, the film project introduces him to a variety of unusual people and places. The result is a wry and humane meditation on the modern world. \nChloé Trayner \nContent advice\nContains ableist attitudes and language. \n\nBefore the screening\n\nDoors will open 30 minutes before the screening start time. \nNo trailers will be shown. \nThe programme will be introduced. \n\nDuring the screening\n\nOur house lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned slightly down. \nYou will be able to leave the auditorium and return during the screening. \nYou will be able to make noise. \nWe will provide a quiet space for you to use near the auditorium. \nYou are welcome to take refreshments into the cinema but no hot food please. For information on BFI Bar & Kitchen and BFI Riverfront please see our food and drink page.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-screening-the-history-of-concrete-london-film-festival-bfi-london/
LOCATION:British Film Institute (BFI)\, SE1 8XT
CATEGORIES:London
GEO:51.507393;-0.1177791
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261017T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261017T190000
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SUMMARY:Relaxed screening: Masc: London Film Festival @ BFI\, London
DESCRIPTION:Relaxed screening: Masc\n\nRelaxed screenings \nHouse lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned down. Audience members will be able to make noise\, stim freely\, move around or leave and return during the screening. \nWe will provide a sanctuary space for you to use near the auditorium. \nSee other screenings of this film \n\nBertil Nilsson’s distinctive debut follows Robin as he moves through temporary jobs and tentative relationships in search of a place to belong. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday 17 October 2026 17:30\n\nBFI Southbank\, NFT4\n\nOn sale \nThursday 17 September 2026 10:00\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDirector \nBertil Nilsson \n\n\nScreenwriters \nBertil Nilsson\, Joshua Griffin \n\n\nWith \nJoshua Griffin\, Tega Alexander\, Ed White \n\n\nUK 2026. 83min \n\n\nCourtesy of \nDuktiga Ltd \n\n\nLanguage \nEnglish \n\n\n\nAccess information\n\nSaturday 17 October 17:30\n\nRelaxed screening\nDescriptive subtitles\n\nFind out about booking access tickets \n\n\n\n\nWith careful attention to gesture\, movement and the expressive possibilities of the body\, Nilsson crafts a rich portrait of a young\, queer\, autistic man of multiple heritages shaping a sense of self at his own pace. Exploring expansive notions of masculinity and sexuality\, the film opens up new avenues for self-expression. Carried by tactile cinematography and a remarkable ensemble cast\, it uncovers moments of tenderness within the rhythms of everyday working life. \nHyun Jin Cho \nContent advice\nContains ableist and racist attitudes and language. \n\nBefore the screening\n\nDoors will open 30 minutes before the screening start time. \nNo trailers will be shown. \nThe programme will be introduced. \n\nDuring the screening\n\nOur house lights will remain on a low level throughout the screening\, and the volume will be turned slightly down. \nYou will be able to leave the auditorium and return during the screening. \nYou will be able to make noise. \nWe will provide a quiet space for you to use near the auditorium. \nYou are welcome to take refreshments into the cinema but no hot food please. For information on BFI Bar & Kitchen and BFI Riverfront please see our food and drink page. \n\nHow to book\n\nFind out about booking access tickets. \nTickets start from £10 for all screenings and events in London\, with concessions available for many screenings. Booking information and ticket prices. \nFor non-Members we charge £1 per ticket for online and phone bookings\, up to £3 per transaction. There’s no booking fee if you buy tickets at the box office. \nIf you’re aged 16 to 25\, sign up for free to BFI 25 and Under for a chance to get £6 tickets (without booking fees) to all screenings and events\, subject to availability.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-screening-masc-london-film-festival-bfi-london/
LOCATION:British Film Institute (BFI)\, SE1 8XT
CATEGORIES:London
GEO:51.507393;-0.1177791
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