Regular events like DOC NIGHT, Noodlebox Cinema, Rebel Alliance, and Cafe Cine Club.
Often our events can never be repeated, from live performance, to guest speakers, and screenings of rare films we might only have one opportunity to screen.
Through great relationships with filmmakers and organizations around the world, we are able to bring over independent gems that would have remained unseen.
BUY TICKETS FOR THIS SCREENING Fri 18th of May 7:30pm. R25 or R45 for a DOUBLE BILL ticket for Otelo Burning screening at 9pm.
In celebration of the start of this years Festival Du Cannes, The Bioscope has put together a special selection of trailers and clips from some of this year’s competition films. The evening will also include a selection of short films by some of the award winning directors premiering their films this year.
Inspired by the release of local surf feature Otelo Burning, The Bioscope has curated a special series of surf films that will screen througout the month of May.
From local film Taking Back The Waves (Nic Hofmeyr), to some rare classics, Surf Cinema is one of best curations to date. We have even gone so far as to include a surfing film from Johannesburg with Surfing Soweto, the previous film by Otelo Burning director Sara Blecher which delves deep into the dangerous life of train surfing.
BUY TICKETS for SURFING SOWETO screening Sat 19th 7:30pm.
SURFING SOWETO
Over the course of 3 years the …
BUY TICKETS HERE for Sat 12 May. 8pm. R40
Off-beat lo-fi folkster Tape Hiss and Sparkle is up in Joburg for one night only, joined with visual artist and singer songwriter Givan Lötz.
BUY TICKETS TO THE BIOSCOPE’S FIRST SCREENING OF THE FILM. 11th May. 7pm. R40
BUY TICKETS HERE Sun 6th May. 5pm. R40
DISCOVER GREAT NEW MUSIC
This month features LA.VI from Cape Town, and David Baudains.
Far Away Place [official] from LAVI on Vimeo.
The Bioscope has always strived to be the live music venue that offers public the chance to see new and exciting musicians and live acts, in an intimate setting in often never to be repeated live performances. The Bioscope Band Stand sees between 2 or 3 acts from Johannesburg and touring artists performing short sets, all intricate, all beautiful in some kind of way, …
