The Hotel is proud to present a screening of London Orbital (2002), directed by Chris Petit and Iain Sinclair, at The Cinema Museum, London on 3rd December 2026.
London Orbital is a film about the M25, the circular motorway that surrounds London in its outer edges. Commissioned by Channel 4, the film is loosely based on Iain Sinclair’s book published two years prior, which saw the author walk the entire length of the Orbital motorway over a two-year period.
Andrew Tamburrino presents a collection of his 16mm work made over four years, tracking a tumultuous time, but also a settling back into the person he is and wants to be. BECOMING explores nature, community, and the photochemical process, often using atypical film stocks, developing techniques, and other experimental methods to embody the belief that life is planned happenstance, chaotic order.
After seven editions in London, Altered Images arrives in Madrid for the first time, taking over Casabanchel with a programme bringing together experimental film, live audiovisual performance, electronic music, expanded cinema and sound experimentation.
The programme features:
AM sin — LIVE (@amsin_amsin_amsin) London-based Portuguese audiovisual duo working across modular synthesis, voice, light and moving image, combining industrial textures, noise, fractured electronics and operatic vocals.
We meet again on the third Wednesday of the month for another 20/20 Vision screening, with three works from our collection, each produced around the year 2000. During this complex, vibrant moment at the turn of the century, The Otolith Group, Julia Meltzer & David Throne and the fictional collective Vidéoconférence explore formats of speculative storytelling. By doing so, they question who holds the monopoly on our collective imagination.
Katie Shannon (b. Glasgow) is the latest artist to participate in Goldsmiths CCA’s ongoing commissioning series, Episodes. Based between Glasgow and London, Shannon works across visual art, performance, writing, and event making.
Fechas:
De Viernes, Noviembre 6, 2026 (Todo el día) hasta Domingo, Diciembre 13, 2026 (Todo el día)
As part of FILMZ, Capitol Kino Mainz will be activated for three late night screenings. Filmmm invites you to stay awake, watch, doze off, dream and to descend into the twilight. A found footage compilation film transforms the movie theatre into a historical spaceship. A program of shorts illustrates the more explosive side of experimental film in Germany and Austria. And an underseen French-German response to the giallo revives the feeling of classical midnight movie screenings.
