Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET-KBH
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

Rock & Rule, 1983, Clive A. Smith, 77 min
A malevolent rock star kidnaps a singer to force her to participate in the summoning of a demon, and her band must help her stop him. This near forgotten Canadian animation film with Debbie Harry, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed, is a trippy mix between Heavy Metal (1981) and a Disney movie.

Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET-KBH
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET-KBH
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

Mac and Me, 1988, Stewart Raffill, 99 min
“Mysterious Alien Creature” (or Mac), a young extraterrestrial, separated from his family and stranded on Earth, finds Eric, a wheelchair-bound boy with whom he forms a friendship. Mac and Me is the gold standard of E.T. ripoff films from the 1980s. You come for the laughable bad effects, but stay for the heartwarming friendship.

Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET.
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

Who Am I?, 1998, dir: Benny Chan and Jackie Chan, 120 min.
A scecret agent loses his memory after falling from a crashing helicopter. He finds himself fighting for his life and chased by several other agency operatives, but he has no idea why.

Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET-KBH
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

21:30 = The Beast in Heat, 1977, dir: Luigi Batzella, 86 min
As Germany is about to lose the World War II, the SS officer Fräu Kratsch creates her ultimate secret weapon of the Third Reich: a brutal, sex-crazed abomination attracted by the scent of intense fear. This was one of the “video nasties” that was forbidden from distribution in the UK after its release.

Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET-KBH
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

Join us under the summer sky for a week of great films, cold beers, and the best company in town in the courtyard of HUSET-KBH
All screenings start at 21.30, and entry is free.

21:30 = Konga, 1961, dir: John Lemont, 90 min
Dr. Decker, a botanist who was presumed dead, comes back from Africa with an experimental plan growth serum he tries out on the lovable ape Kongo, turning him into a giant killer gorilla .

Schedule for the evening

5:15 pm / Doors to the foyer open
6 pm / First act
15 minute break
~7.45 pm / Second act
~9 pm / Bubbles, party and celebration!
10 pm: XENON closes and we move to another location (TBA)

Final Descent and Afvikling have joined forces for an evening of lo-fi tape aesthetics and melancholic soundscapes. Experience the fragile piano compositions of Finnish minimalist composer Juho Toivonen, the sprawling guitar improvisations of Sweden’s Sofie Herner, and Afvikling Kassetter’s own Jonas Torstensen with his dusty cassette tape collages. All three artists are also affiliated with the renowned Swedish label Discreet Music.

Though hailing from opposite ends of the African continent, Wahengo and Apaloo share a singular passion: pushing the boundaries of their musical heritage through the language of the electric guitar. For this unique Copenhagen appearance, they will meet on stage to present a carefully crafted performance — a musical dialogue where each artist interprets and responds to the other's compositions in a dynamic interplay of tradition and innovation.