Cinema Obscura in June: Surf Nazi's must Die

Cinema Obscura is a curated film experience focused on cult, experimental, and unconventional cinema.

It begins with an immersive pre-screening ritual (side program - expect crafting, soft role-playing and open discussion), followed by the screening and a post impression sharing.

In the early editions of Cinema Obscura, films were never announced in advance and the spectators discover them either during the organizers’ introduction or even during the screening itself.

This program is challenging and unique. Each screening is designed to be a special experience, beginning at the moment you sit down in our vintage cinema chairs from 1936. You are invited to react, interact, discuss, scream, laugh and embrace the shared discovery of strange films.

Cinema Obscura runs throughout the year with a monthly screening. Some films will be announced, some will remain a mystery… come watch the unexpected!

The beaches have become battlefields and the waves are war zone.
A pick by Josefin Arnell: a trashy, low-budget movie that has somehow become a cult classic. Terrible acting, fast and reckless, with a great title, locations, and a lot of 80’s action.

In the near future a major earthquake has devastated California’s coastline. But a more terrifying threat erupts. Beaches have become battlefields ruled by neo-Nazi surf punks and only one person is powerful enough to stop them: a badass mother.

📅 WHEN: Wednesday, June 24
📍 LOCATION: Sickhouse! Oldenzaalsestraat 128, Enschede.
🕡 TIME: 19:30 to 22:30
Side program starts at 19:30 - Screening begins at 20:30.
🎟️ TICKETS : €7,77 (including side program)