Tickets
Standard - £6
Conc. - Pay What You Can*
Doors 3.00 PM
Film 3.30 PM
Welcome to Sci-Fi Sundays YEAR 2 at Deptford Cinema. Join us for a special screening on the last Sunday of the month. Split again into 4 quarterly mini-seasons our 2020 programme will delve into themes of paranoia and invasion, marvel at the mysteries of the mind, journey across the universe and show you that nothing is quite what it seems…
Alongside each screening we’ve organised a little something extra; quizzes, short-films, expert talks discussions and much more.
Coherence
dir. James Ward Byrkit
starring. Emily Baldoni, Maury Sterling, Nicholas Brendon
country. USA
year. 2013
runtime. 99 MINS
rating. 15
It is very hard to write about Coherence without giving at least something away. It would be ideal to go into Coherence knowing as little as possible about the film (though the fact we are screening it in our Sci-Fi Sundays programme will of course indicate that all is not quite what it seems!). So for the spoiler averse, know this: Coherence tells the story of eight friends who have reunited for a dinner party on a night which coincides with the close passing of a comet. Know also that this is a wickedly clever movie, full of mystery and wonder, and incredibly gripping. Tickets are on sale now and you’d be mad to miss it.
For those who’d like to know a little more read on:
*Slight spoilers follow*
During the course of the dinner party there is a sudden power cut. The friends venture outside to investigate and find that the entire street’s lights are out. All except for one house. Two people head to the lit-up house to use their phone, while the others had back inside. There is a broken glass, where there was not one before, and they have the creepy feeling someone has been in the house. A feeling that only gets worse when the friends return from the other house to report what they found: A house very much like their own, laid out for a dinner party, for eight people.
“An uncommonly clever genre movie...makes the most of a dizzying premise.”
Ticket Prices
Deptford Cinema is committed to providing affordable access to cinema and the arts, as such our Concession ticket is Pay What You Can. We are unfortunately technically unable to offer truly custom prices online, as such our online Concession ticket options are £0.00, £1.50, £3.00 and £4.50, however on the door tickets allow you to pay any amount that you can. A suggested price of £4.50 represents an amount that helps support Deptford Cinema put on our award-winning programming and events.
If you are able, you can purchase a Support Ticket, this covers the cost of a £4.50 Concession ticket and will go towards supporting our Pay What You Can scheme, helping to ensure a no barrier to entry for enjoying cinema and the arts.