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Stanley Kubrick’s landmark dystopian classic returns to the big screen at Kiln Cinema, with an introduction from film critic Arjun Sajip.Part of BFI FAN: Rip It Up, celebrating 75 years of UK youth culture.
📅 Monday 23 November
🕢 Doors 7.45pm
📍 Kiln Cinema, NW6 7JR
🎟 £5 under-26s / £10 adults
On its release in 1971, the film became a lightning rod for fears around youth violence, moral decline and copycat behaviour. Although never formally banned in the UK, Kubrick later withdrew it from circulation himself.
Join us at Kiln Cinema for the screening, introduced by film critic Arjun Sajip, who will explore the film’s controversy, censorship history and its place within a season about youth culture, rebellion and moral panic.
CONTENT NOTE: A Clockwork Orange features graphic scenes of physical and sexual violence.
Presented by Filmscope CIC with Kiln Cinema.
Part of Rip It Up, a BFI FAN season celebrating UK youth culture over the last 75 years.
Supported by BFI FAN with National Lottery funding.
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Kiln Cinema, 267a Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7, United Kingdom
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