"Mikasa" (from Attack on Titan) by Singapore-based Pencil Mogwai
Event: SCI-FI-LONDON, the UK’s leading science fiction film festival, is teaming up with ICMK (Independent Cinema Milton Keynes) and the Cambridge Film Trust for Station X Sci-Fi – a curated weekend of immersive screenings and family-friendly workshops. Part of the BFI’s blockbuster season of sci-fi films, Days Of Fear And Wonder, the event takes place over three evenings at Bletchley Park and The Museum of Computing from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 September. Read more.
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