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LWLies Presents

Come to a free pre­view screen­ing of The Neon Demon

27 May 2016

Words by Little White Lies

Woman with wavy, red hair standing in front of colourful, neon-lit curtains.
Woman with wavy, red hair standing in front of colourful, neon-lit curtains.
Fan­cy see­ing Nico­las Wind­ing Refn’s new film a month before it hits cin­e­mas? Read on…

In case you hadn’t noticed, we’re just a bit excit­ed about Nico­las Wind­ing Refn’s new film, The Neon Demon. So much so, in fact, that in addi­tion to putting it on the cov­er of our May/​June issue, we’re host­ing a very spe­cial ear­ly pre­view screen­ing of the Dan­ish writer/director’s lat­est (and career best) on the evening of Wednes­day 1 June in cen­tral London.

Full details will be announced via our newslet­ter at mid­day on Mon­day 30 May, but for now we’re pleased to con­firm that Refn will be in atten­dance to intro­duce the film. Tick­ets are avail­able for free on a strict­ly first-come, first-served basis. RSVP now at the​neon​de​mon​.splashthat​.com

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The Neon Demon hits cin­e­mas nation­wide 8 July.

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