Join Fringe Flicks for an unforgettable evening of offbeat cinema, featuring the Soviet horror classic Viy (1967).
Directed by Konstantin Yershov and Georgi Kropachyov, and adapted from Nikolai Gogol’s novella, Viy is celebrated for its eerie atmosphere and groundbreaking practical effects. The film follows a young seminary student who is confronted with terrifying supernatural forces in a remote village, making it a must-see for fans of classic horror and dark fantasy.
In addition to Viy, the event will showcase a diverse selection of short films from around the globe:
– Carne Con Tomate (Meat with Tomato) – A darkly humorous Spanish tale of mysterious disappearances.
– Sincopat (Syncopation) – A surreal Spanish short about a tech executive trapped in an infinite musical loop.
– Why Worry – A quirky UK short film about a visit to a Chinese chippy.
– Antisocial (World Premiere) – A visually striking German short exploring themes of isolation and self-destruction.
Event Schedule:
Doors Open: 7:30 PM
Short Films: 7:50 PM
Interval: 8:30 PM
Viy Screening: 9:00 PM
Don’t miss this chance to experience a night of eclectic and chilling cinema that challenges the norm and captivates the imagination.
This is a free event, and while tickets are not required for entry, they strongly advise securing a ticket in advance. In the event of high attendance, having a ticket will guarantee your place and ensure you can enjoy the screening without any issues.