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Sleepy hollow

Sleepy hollow

October 25 at 6pm (This weekend)

Le Grand Action · 5th Arr.

Tim Burton's gothic fever dream hits the big screen at Le Grand Action, Paris's beloved indie cinema. Johnny Depp's twitchy Ichabod Crane faces a headless horseman in gloriously foggy 1799 New England.

Ring de Hideo Nakata

Ring de Hideo Nakata

October 22 at 9pm +1

L'Epée de Bois · Faubourg Saint-Marcel

The cursed videotape that launched a thousand nightmares is back on the big screen. Hideo Nakata's 1998 J-Horror landmark screens in a 4K restoration at a cozy Mouffetard arthouse. Seven days never felt so short.

Halloween Listening Session: Horror Film Music

Halloween Listening Session: Horror Film Music

October 31 at 8pm (Next weekend)

Listener · 2nd Arr. • 20 €

Spend Halloween in the dark with cinema's most spine-chilling scores, from Carpenter to Herrmann, cranked through a world-class hi-fi system. Just 15 seats, one night, maximum goosebumps.

NOSFERATU

NOSFERATU

October 31 at 11am (Next weekend)

Cinéma du Panthéon · Latin Quarter

Spend Halloween morning with cinema's most haunting vampire. Werner Herzog's hypnotic 1979 Nosferatu screens alongside a discussion of queer vampires in film and literature, celebrating Alain Pozzuoli's new book on the subject.

Le Rendez-vous du Libraire: NOSFERATU, FANTÔME DE LA NUIT de Werner Herzog

Le Rendez-vous du Libraire: NOSFERATU, FANTÔME DE LA NUIT de Werner Herzog

October 31 at 10am (Next weekend)

Cinéma du Panthéon · Paris

Klaus Kinski's pale, rat-fanged Dracula is even more unnerving on the big screen. Catch Werner Herzog's gothic fever dream in a historic Parisian cinema with a hidden tea room upstairs.

POSSESSION d'Andrzej Zulawski

POSSESSION d'Andrzej Zulawski

October 31 at 1:30pm (Next weekend)

Cinéma Le Champo · Latin Quarter

Isabelle Adjani stars in Andrzej Zulawski's film during a special screening at Cinéma Le Champo, featuring post-screening analysis and discussion led by acting coach Antonio Ghio.

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