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Rialto Theatre’s EXPLICIT tribute honours Lars von Trier’s most provocative films

In-Cyprus · 2026-09-03

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• What happened: The Rialto Theatre in Limassol is hosting a three-day film tribute titled EXPLICIT from September 7 to 9, 2026, focusing on the provocative works of director Lars von Trier. • Why it matters: This event aims to explore themes of art, censorship, and freedom of expression through films that have significantly impacted the history of cinema, while also fostering discussions on consent and violence. • What to watch next: Attendees can look forward to screenings of five of von Trier's notable films, followed by a panel discussion with film professionals, all intended for audiences aged 18 and over.

Events & Activities filmsLimassoltheatre Rialto Theatre’s EXPLICIT tribute honours Lars von Trier’s most provocative films The House That Jack Built Photo By Christian Geisnaes 3 Relevant News Rialto Theatre’s EXPLICIT tribute honours Lars von Trier’s most provocative films 3 September 2026 Zavrantonas retrial: lawyer alleges fair-trial breach over deleted files 3 September 2026 Overnight pharmacies on Thursday, September 3 3 September 2026 newsroom 3 September 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber The Rialto Theatre has announced a new three-day film tribute, EXPLICIT, running from 7 to 9 September 2026. According to the announcement, the programme revisits films that challenged conventions, expanded the boundaries of cinematic expression, and left a lasting mark on the history of world cinema. The press release states that EXPLICIT explores the relationship between art, censorship, freedom of expression, and social change. It does so through the work of filmmakers now recognised as landmarks in international cinema. The organisers say the programme is not focused on provocation for its own sake, but on the artistic and historical significance of films that redefined the language of cinema and continue to influence filmmakers, audiences, and discussion today. The inaugural edition is dedicated to Lars von Trier, described in the announcement as one of the most influential and controversial directors of contemporary European cinema, through five of his most acclaimed works. According to the Rialto, the screenings will be followed by an open discussion with film professionals on themes of consent, violence, and artistic freedom. The event is organised in collaboration with the Limassol Cinema Club, and all screenings are for audiences aged 18 and over, due to the content of the films. Screening programme Monday, 7 September19:00, Breaking the Waves (1996, 158 min) 21:45, Antichrist (2009, 104 min) Antichrist Photo Framegrab Still 1 Tuesday, 8 September19:00, Nymphomaniac (2013, 242 min, two parts) Wednesday, 9 September18:00, Panel discussion19:00, Dancer in the Dark (2000, 139 min) 21:30, The House That Jack Built (2018, 155 min) Selected films will be screened with subtitles. Tickets cost 8 euros per screening. Information and tickets are available at www.rialto.com.cy or by calling 77777745 (Monday–Friday, 10.00–15.00). Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Zavrantonas retrial: lawyer alleges fair-trial breach over deleted files Overnight pharmacies on Thursday, September 3 Body found in Paphos forest confirmed to be missing Erato Athanasiou, 75 Cyprus needs 3,000 AI professionals by 2032. Can its hiring system recognise them? The Landmark Residences: A new era of luxury living comes to life in Nicosia Cyprus closes Taranto Games with historic 18 medals in total Kyrenia boat disaster: Filo Jet captain ignored engine and rudder faults, court hears Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.

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