THE ROOM

THE ROOM made an inauspicious debut on a single cinema screen in Los Angeles. Described by one reviewer as “like getting stabbed in the head”, the film gradually developed an increasingly passionate following that savored its surreal performances, cockeyed emotional logic and bizarre narrative. In the finest cult tradition, it started drawing "regulars" who “got it” in the midst of a sea of clueless fellow humans.

The film was buried by the establishment media but a funny thing happened on the way to the cemetery – the corpse started moving. And it’s still twitching. 10 years later, monthly screenings in LA, NYC and London continue to sell out in Copenhagen.

Practical Info
NOTE: It is not permitted to bring in drinks from outside, they can be purchased in the cafe – thank you.

18:30 = CAFE OPENS

19:30 = THE ROOM, 2003, directed by Tommy Wiseau, 99 min. English dialogue, no subtitles.