Cineclub x HTQ

The first night of this summer edition will take place on 24 August. This night will be all about intersectional identity. The event will kick off with a panel discussion with three guests, about the topic: identity. After this discussion the film ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ will be played. Would you like to attend this event? You can buy your tickets here.

The second film will be shown on August 25. This night will be all about the cult classic: ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show.’  Prior to the screening of this movie, a matching  performance by Drag King House of Løstbois will take place. Would you like to attend this camp filled event? You can buy your tickets here.

Trigger Warnings

Both of the movies that will be shown may contain certain triggering content. We would like to give a warning for this content so that people can judge for themselves whether they want and are able to watch this movie (with any adjustments). Below is a brief description of potentially triggering content that the movies may contain. For questions you can send us an e-mail.

“Everything Everywhere All At Once”

Violence occurs involving both humans and animals in this movie. The movie contains the following content: blood, weapons, domestic violence and cutting with sharp objects, possessed people, hospital scenes, depression and suicide, eating sounds, images and sounds of vomiting, death of parents, insects, graphic and explicit sexual content and a car accident. Furthermore, the language of some characters sometimes contains stereotypes, non-explicit homophobia and transphobia and comments about body size.

“The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”

The violence occurring in this movie shows blood and sharp objects. Torture and murder also appear in the film and in addition explicit images of corpses and cannibalism are featured. In addition, there is a display of cheating, being held captive, touching and acts without consent, incest, ‘jokes’ at the expense of trans people and people in wheelchairs. The word ‘transvestite’ is also used a lot in this film because of how common this word was in the year in which this movie was made.