Somerset House Summer Screenings include an eclectic range of films, on show in the open air in a relaxed outdoor cinema environment. Tickets are in demand for the chance to enjoy classic cinema in the sun at Somerset House.

Classic films at the Somerset House cinema
A selection of classic films are on the Somerset House cinema line up, presented by Film4. Audiences can expect nights of classic cinema in London with plenty to suit all tastes, across all age groups, and from all genres. Highlights of 2008 include Singin' in the Rain, The Exorcist and Scarface, to name a few, promising something special for film fans in London.

Back for 2008
In addition to cult classics newer films are also included in Somerset House cinema screenings this year. The people's premiere for 2008 is Hellboy II: The Golden Army, and you can also catch the likes of Pan's Labyrinth and Brokeback Mounatin giving you plenty of cinematic action at Somerset House, bringing great films out into the open.

Alfresco cinema
A unique cinema experience awaits at Somerset House, where audiences can sit in the courtyard with blankets and rugs, free to watch movies in true alfresco style. The atmosphere will be relaxed and informal with crowds of moviegoers chilling out in the open, enjoying classic cinema in London.

The complete list of films at the alfresco Somerset House cinema looks like this:

Thursday 31st July
Hellboy II: The Golden Army

Friday 1st August
Pan's Labyrinth & The Exorcist

Saturday 2nd August
Brokeback Mountain

Sunday 3rd August
O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Monday 4th August
Leon

Tuesday 5th August
Fellini's 8 1/2

Wednesday 6th August
Dr Strangelove

Thursday 7th August
Singin' in the Rain

Friday 8th August
The Elephant Man & Wild at Heart

Saturday 8th August
Scarface

Tickets for the Somerset House cinema events are on sale from 10am on Thursday 5th June 2008.

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