Bulk

A botched string-theory experiment hurls an unwilling hero through living rooms and multi-dimensional realities in genre king Ben Wheatley’s flipped-out lo-fi sci-fi.

After being kidnapped and injected with heavy metals, journalist Corey Harlan is dragged into a suburban house outside Brighton, where every door opens onto a different dimension. In a twisted world of ruthless tech oligarchs and baffling quantum physics, Harlan can trust no one — not even his own alternate selves. Fresh off the blockbuster Meg 2: The Trench, Wheatley delivers a playful zero-budget trip somewhere between Jean-Luc Godard’s noir pastiche Alphaville and Christopher Nolan’s Tenet — if the latter had been shot on S-VHS, with cardboard standing in for VFX.

– Olle Agebro

Midnight Mania

One of the screenings of this film is a Midnight Mania screening. Midnight Mania showcases the year’s best indie thrillers and splatter horror, just as they’re meant to be seen: late at night, in the dark, and on the big screen. At Skeppet, you can buy a beer to enjoy in the auditorium. Cinema, beer and blood – exactly as it should be.