LWLies Presents

LWLies and Underground Film Club present… Victoria

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Two people facing each other, one man and one woman, with serious expressions.
Two people facing each other, one man and one woman, with serious expressions.
See Sebastian Schipper’s one-shot crime drama six months before it hits cinemas.

After this summer’s sold out screening of Selma, we’re thrilled to be teaming up with our friends at Rooftop Film Club once more for the opening night gala of Underground Film Club.

Join us at the Vaults in Waterloo on Wednesday 11 November for a special preview screening of actor-turned-director Sebastian Schipper’s single-take sensation, Victoria, which hits UK cinemas 29 April, 2016.

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The film, which had its premiere at the Berlin Film Festival, where it scooped the Silver Bear, tells the story of a young Spanish woman (Laia Costa) who becomes embroiled in a dangerous game on a pulsating night in Berlin. No cuts. No cheap tricks. Just one shot. It’s one of the best films we’ve seen in 2015, so don’t miss this chance to see it a whole six months before its general release.

Book your tickets now at undergroundfilmclub.com

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