LONDON (From 4 November)
Clapham Picturehouse
Curzon Soho
Gate Picturehouse
Greenwich Picturehouse
Everyman Hampstead
Phoenix Cinema
The Ritzy
Screen On The Green

BRIGHTON
Duke Of York’s Picturehouse

BRISTOL
Watershed

CAMBRIDGE
Arts Picturehouse

EDINBURGH
Cameo Picturehouse

GLASGOW
Glasgow Film Theatre

NOTTINGHAM
Broadway

OXFORD
Phoenix Picturehouse

NEWCASTLE (From 11 November)
Tyneside Cinema

IRELAND
Irish Film Institute, Dublin

The State Theater
Modesto, CA

Roxie Theater
San Francisco, CA

Riviera Theatre
Santa Barbara, CA

Nickelodeon Theatres
Santa Cruz, CA

Boedecker Theater
Boulder, CO

Lyric Cinema Cafe
Fort Collins, CO

Cinestudio
Hartford, CT

Ragtag Cinema
Columbia, MO

Nitehawk Cinema
Brooklyn, NY

Cinemapolis
Ithaca, NY

Tinker Street Cinema
Woodstock, NY

Circle Cinema
Tulsa, OK

Laurelhurst Theatre
Portland, OR

Ambler Theatre
Ambler, PA

Olympia Film Society at the Capitol Theatre
Olympia, WA

Remember the Mexican restaurant in Kreuzberg I mentioned? So many friends asked me for the name of the place that I re-found it, by finding my old apartment on Google maps and then “walking” there using street view. I felt very modern. To have the best appreciation for this restaurant you might have to be an American woman who has spent the entire day working with German men in a windowless room on issues of film post-production that are so subtle that no one is even sure they are visible to anyone but you, the American woman, but you are hell-bent and won’t go back to LA until everything is crossed off your list written in tiny crazy-person handwriting. You have to spend all day making very little progress on the list, and then get on your bike and ride in the dark along the side of Grolitzer park, bumping on cobblestones, face freezing, wearing a dumb warm hat with a hipper hat over it, which doesn’t look so hip on top of the other hat. Park the bike at La Pulqueria and come in and order the 3 enchilada combo to go. Watch the one very pretty waitress as she makes her away around the restaurant and is nice to even you, a non-person in two hats. Then put the dinner in the bike basket and ride home, lock the bike, take the elevator up, hoping there is no one else in it at the same time because you always feel married to them during the short upward journey, and you have so little to offer as a wife right now, even a 2-minute wife. Unlock the apartment door, throw off the two hats, the coat, the boots, the scarf, the mittens. Sit immediately at the kitchen table with the 3 enchilada combo and the computer, and, almost crying with relief to be at this moment in the day, this zenith, watch The Office (american version), a tv show that didn’t seem so incredible back in America, but now is EVERYTHING, all your emotions are processed through the show, you laugh, you cry while eating the enchiladas, which are warm, friendly, loving, kind and reminiscent of Los Angeles, a city which (like The Office) didn’t seem so great when you were actually living there, but now, well, it’s best not to think about it because you might never finish this movie and might never go home.
Bon appetit!

Mexikanisches Restaurant La Pulqueria
Spreewaldplatz 5, Kreuzberg, 10999 Berlin, Germany
+49 30/61657160

http://www.facebook.com/thefuture.derfilm

Saturday 22 October 2011, 18.30

http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/eventseducation/film/24815.htm

Ok Londoners, I will be making my way towards you, flying with my own giant flapping arms. I may land heavily, descent has never been my strength. Once there I will lay on a towel on my hotel room floor for at least ten minutes, as advised by my acupuncturist. And then the party will begin:

1.
The Future screens at the London Film Festival
Thu 20| 21:00| Vue Screen 5
Fri 21| 12:15| Vue Screen 5
Sun 23| 18:30| Ritzy Screen 2

http://www.bfi.org.uk/lff/node/1693

(The public can book from Monday 26 September.)

2.
A “masterclass” at the LFF
Sat 22| 13:30
| NFT 1

http://www.bfi.org.uk/lff/node/1751

(The public can book from Monday 26 September.)

3.
A “sermon” at The School of Life
The School of Life
SUNDAY 23 OCTOBER 2011, 11.30 -12.45
Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London WC1

http://www.theschooloflife.com/Sermons/Miranda-July-on-Strangers_2

(Tickets for sale now.)

4.
And one more thing that will be announced shortly.

Boedecker Theater
Boulder, CO

Miami Beach Cinematheque
Miami Beach, FL

Indiana University Cinema
Bloomington, IN

Robinson Film Center 2
Shreveport, LA

Railroad Square Cinema
Waterville, ME

Dundee Theatre
Omaha, NE

Allen Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM

Nitehawk 2
Brooklyn, NY

Hamilton Movie House
Hamilton, NY

Cinemapolis/a>
Ithaca, NY

IFC Center
New York, NY

Munson Cinema
Utica, NY

Galaxy Cinema
Cary, NC

Chelsea Cinema
Chapel Hill, NC

Manor Theatre 2
Charlotte, NC

Aperture Cinema
Winston-Salem, NC

Circle Theatre
Tulsa, OK

Academy Theatre
Portland, OR

Laurelhurst Theater
Portland, OR

Frank Banko Alehouse Cinema
Bethlehem, PA

Cinema 16:9
Lansdowne, PA

Downtown West Cinema 8
Knoxville, TN

Tower Theatre
Salt Lake City, UT

Savoy Theater
Montpelier, VT

THE FUTURE will be screening at the following upcoming events and festivals in the UK… Check back for updates and a full listing of theaters closer to our November 4 theatrical release date. For more info visit facebook.com/thefutureuk