Oval Space Cinema presents Tenebre - a film by Dario Argento

‘Tenebre’ is Italian maestro Dario Argento's 1982 return to the giallo horror sub-genre which he popularised during the 1970s. The story follows an American writer promoting his latest murder-mystery novel in Rome, only to be embroiled in the search for a serial killer who has apparently been inspired by his book.

The film was originally released throughout Europe without any censorship problems, although later was classified and banned as a "video nasty" in the UK. Theatrical release was delayed and only in a heavily censored form under the title ‘Unsane’. We are screening the fully restored and acclaimed original version, with the influential soundtrack by Goblin.

OS Cinema brings you monthly screening events from independent filmmakers at renowned East London loft venue, Oval Space.

Curated with dedication to the art and power of filmmaking, OS Cinema covers everything from groundbreaking political documentaries to art house explorations. Always geared to adding something extra to the cinematic experience, this is not your average trip to the flicks. From Q + A’s with directors, to heated panel discussions, our programme looks to engage and inspire film fans.

Come and enjoy our carefully selected range of independent films from across the globe, in a space where people can come together to eat, drink, talk and expand their minds.