Labyrinth (1986) U

A blend of Alice In Wonderland and Wizard of Oz with unmistakeably spunky Henson puppetry (this was the last film he directed before his death), Labyrinth has achieved the status of cult nostalgia for a generation of a certain age – the film was a box office flop at the time, struggling to recoup half of its then massive $25m budget. But like all great cult films of the 80s, it has slow-burned its way into popular affection, helped in no small part by Trevor Jones’ score, the surreal touches introduced to the script by Monty Python’s Terry Jones, and of course David Bowie’s Goblin King Jareth. Also featuring an early performance by a very lovely, very young Jennifer Connelly as the baby-rescuing heroine. Part of the Grosvenor Film Festival, come to Belgrave Square and indulge yourself, or introduce a new generation to what family films were like before 3D and CGI.

1000 Londoners;

Adam in Croydon is 31-40 and is Actor. Adam has been a fan of sci-fI and fantasy for years. After starring alongside Scarlett Johansson in the critically acclaimed sci-fi film, Under the Skin; Adam went from a fan to a film star.

Please note: this screening will be silent with WiFi headsets provided. Ticket types include Kids, Standard (no seating provided), Seated, Magic Carpet and Resident & prices vary accordingly.

10% off tickets are available for local residents. Please provide proof of your postcode when booking your tickets.

As part of Grosvenor’s commitment to the local community, we are organising a Foodbank collection at Belgrave Square Garden and Wilton Crescent Garden film screenings. We encourage you to bring a non-perishable food item, which will be collected on arrival. Suggested items include UHT milk, fruit juice, rice pudding, sugar, tinned meats, tinned fruit, tinned tomatoes and toiletries. All non-perishable food is welcome.

The Foodbank is based at Westminster Chapel and provides three days’ worth of nutritionally balanced food to residents in the Borough of Westminster experiencing financial crisis, through a voucher scheme. It is part of a nationwide network of Foodbanks overseen and supported by the Trussell Trust.

Plan your journey to Belgrave Square here