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TDSC Screening Club in a small suburb called Taman Desa. Contact us for private functions. Seats are limited to 20 pax. First come first basis. Entry by donation.

Wed 2nd September 2026Vive L'Amour (1994) 1h 58m32 years after it first screened, winner of the Golden Lion at Venice, T...
30/08/2026

Wed 2nd September 2026
Vive L'Amour (1994) 1h 58m
32 years after it first screened, winner of the Golden Lion at Venice, Tsai Ming-liang's tender and unflinching portrait of alienated youths is a haunting meditation on love, loneliness, and the search for human connection.

Fri 4th September 2026
Oasis (2002) 2h 12m
A 24th-anniversary return for the film, winner of the Best Director award at the Venice Film Festival, Lee Chang-dong's searing and poignant exploration of a romance between two outcasts is a quietly powerful examination of social isolation and the human need for connection.

Doors open 8pm, screening starts 830pm.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

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Some things we've never explained, and some things that are changing. Swipe.
29/08/2026

Some things we've never explained, and some things that are changing. Swipe.

In conjunction with TDSC's 8th anniversary, we'll also be offering free bring-your-own-t-shirt (BYOT) printing, as we do...
21/08/2026

In conjunction with TDSC's 8th anniversary, we'll also be offering free bring-your-own-t-shirt (BYOT) printing, as we do every year.

We're also officially launching the TDSC Members App on the night. Rate everything you've seen with us, keep a record of every screening you've attended, and run an interactive compatibility check against anyone else you've met during screenings. Access is on-premise only — you'll need to be here to get in.

One more announcement, and it's the biggest one we've made in eight years. You'll have to be in the room to hear it.

Sat 29th August 2026Goodbye, Dragon Inn 不散 (2003) 1h 22mIn celebration of eight years of TDSC still standing in the dark...
21/08/2026

Sat 29th August 2026
Goodbye, Dragon Inn 不散 (2003) 1h 22m
In celebration of eight years of TDSC still standing in the dark, Tsai Ming-liang's hushed and unhurried portrait of a crumbling old cinema on its final night of business is a quietly devastating meditation on the picture houses we lose and what a room full of strangers watching together is really for.

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

Address:
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Showing TomorrowFri 21st August 2026Lilya 4-Ever (2002) 1h 49m24 years after it first screened, winner of the Grand Prix...
19/08/2026

Showing Tomorrow

Fri 21st August 2026
Lilya 4-Ever (2002) 1h 49m
24 years after it first screened, winner of the Grand Prix at the Gijón International Film Festival — an unflinching and deeply poignant portrait of a teenage girl abandoned in a post-Soviet wasteland and lured into trafficking, a film so urgent in its humanity that it prompted real legislative change.
Directed by Lukas Moodysson

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

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Showing TomorrowThu 20th August 2026Barton Fink (1991) 1h 56m35 years since it released, winner of the Palme d'Or, Best ...
19/08/2026

Showing Tomorrow

Thu 20th August 2026
Barton Fink (1991) 1h 56m
35 years since it released, winner of the Palme d'Or, Best Director, and Best Actor at Cannes in a sweep that remains one of the festival's most celebrated verdicts — the Coen brothers' haunting and suffocating portrait of a New York playwright swallowed whole by Hollywood is a searing meditation on artistic vanity, creative paralysis, and the darkness that festers just beneath the surface of ambition.

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

Address:
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Correction: PosterThanks to all who pointed it out ;)Showing TonightWed 19th August 2026The Eel (1997) 1h 57mReleased tw...
19/08/2026

Correction: Poster
Thanks to all who pointed it out ;)

Showing Tonight

Wed 19th August 2026
The Eel (1997) 1h 57m
Released twenty-nine years ago this week, co-winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes — shared in a rare split with Abbas Kiarostami's Taste of Cherry — Shōhei Imamura's quietly subversive and tender late masterpiece follows a paroled killer who retreats into near-total silence, finding in an eel the sole companionship that allows him to edge, haltingly, back toward the world of the living.

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

Address:
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Showing TomorrowTue 18th August 2026Man Bites Dog (1992) 1h 35mWinner of the André Cavens Award for Best Foreign Languag...
16/08/2026

Showing Tomorrow

Tue 18th August 2026
Man Bites Dog (1992) 1h 35m
Winner of the André Cavens Award for Best Foreign Language Film, this wickedly dark and unflinching Belgian mockumentary follows a documentary crew whose objectivity dissolves as they embed themselves with a charming serial killer, implicating the audience in a searing meditation on violence, complicity, and the ethics of spectatorship.
Directed by Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel and Benoît Poelvoorde

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

Address:
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Tue 18th August 2026Man Bites Dog (1992) 1h 35mWinner of the André Cavens Award for Best Foreign Language Film, this wic...
14/08/2026

Tue 18th August 2026
Man Bites Dog (1992) 1h 35m
Winner of the André Cavens Award for Best Foreign Language Film, this wickedly dark and unflinching Belgian mockumentary follows a documentary crew whose objectivity dissolves as they embed themselves with a charming serial killer, implicating the audience in a searing meditation on violence, complicity, and the ethics of spectatorship.
Directed by Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel and Benoît Poelvoorde

Wed 19th August 2026
The Eel (1997) 1h 57m
Released 29 years ago this week, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes — making Shōhei Imamura one of only three directors ever to claim the prize twice — his quietly tender and darkly comic portrait of a guilt-ridden ex-convict who confides only in a pet eel is a haunting meditation on shame, isolation, and the fragile possibility of human connection.

Thu 20th August 2026
Barton Fink (1991) 1h 56m
Turning 35 this year, the first film in Cannes history to sweep the Palme d'Or, Best Director and Best Actor in a single year — Joel and Ethan Coen's strange and claustrophobic nightmare traps a playwright in a decaying Hollywood hotel where his creative paralysis curdles into something far more sinister, a searing portrait of artistic ego consumed by its own grand ambitions.

Fri 21st August 2026
Lilya 4-Ever (2002) 1h 49m
Twenty-four years after it first screened, winner of the Grand Prix at the Gijón International Film Festival — Lukas Moodysson's unflinching and poignant drama follows a teenage girl abandoned in a crumbling post-Soviet housing block and trafficked across borders, a haunting cry of witness that refuses to look away from the human cost of exploitation and neglect.

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

Address:
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Showing TomorrowThu 13th August 2026Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015) 1h 20mBorn on this day in 1899, Alfred Hitchcock is celebr...
12/08/2026

Showing Tomorrow

Thu 13th August 2026
Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015) 1h 20m
Born on this day in 1899, Alfred Hitchcock is celebrated through this absorbing documentary — in which Scorsese, Fincher, Wes Anderson and other leading filmmakers reflect on François Truffaut’s legendary 1962 interviews with Hitchcock, a stirring meditation on cinema as art and why his shadow still falls across every frame made today.
Directed by Kent Jones

Doors open 8p, screening starts 830p.
First come first serve. Entry by donation.
STRICTLY NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINKS

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