Olympia Two
Fri – Sat: 10am – 6pm
Sun: 10am – 5pm

The Language Show is the UK’s biggest event for language learners, teachers, linguists and everyone with a passion for languages. At the Language Show you can pick up a new language with free taster classes in 17 different languages, improve your language skills with intensive learning classes for beginners and intermediates, find a job at the Language Careers Fair, hear from top speakers with over 80 free entertaining and fun seminars, shop ’til you drop with 180 exhibitors including language courses, resources, books, CDs, online tools, associations and cultural institutes, and have fun with wine and food tastings, foreign films, world music and dance!

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The Scoop
Wed, Thu, Fri: 7pm

Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, The Scoop will be offering free film viewings as part of More London. Simply turn up, grab a seat, and enjoy! Recommended to get there early as seats are first-come, first-serve. The film line-up includes some great films, such as: Slumdog Millionaire, For a Few Dollars More, Mama Mia, The Wizard of Oz, Local Hero, The Usual Suspects, Strictly Ballroom, La Vie en Rose and Oh Brother Where Art Thou?

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Empire Cinema

The 10th anniversary of Film4 Frightfest, this year’s premier UK fantasy and horror film festival promises to be something special.

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Various Locations

Founded in 1962, the City of London Festival is a three-week festival consisting of exhibitions, films, concerts, literary events, talks and walks throughout various locations in the City.

Highlights include:

• Jan Garbarek & The Hilliard Ensemble, St. Pauls Cathedral, 23rd June
• English National Ballet, St. Pauls Cathedral, 30th June
• Christian Lindberg & The Nordic Chamber Orchestra, Guildhall Great Hall, 1st July
• Bruckner Symphony No. 9, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra at St. Pauls Cathedral, 9th July
• And Many more

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Watch your favourite films under the stars in the Gardens of Syon Park.

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Barbican Film.

As well as an outstanding musical and theatrical departments the Barbican is also renowned for its Cinema. With 3 cinemas in the Centre, Barbican Film offers the best new film releases alongside a unique programme of special seasons and events.

Cinema 1 / Cinema 2 / Cinema 3

6th – 19th Feb,     Doubt (15), 4 Academy Award Nominations in 2009.

6th – 19th Feb,     Vicky Cristina Barcelona (12A)

13th – 26th Feb     The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (12A)

13th – 19th Feb     Slumdog Millionaire (15). BAFTA 2009 winner in 7 nominations.

20th Feb       The House That Dripped Blood (PG),Amicus: The Studio that Dripped Blood…

20th – 26th Feb     Che (Part 2) – Guerilla (15),(Benicio Del Toro)

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