Funeral Parade of Roses: Pop-Up Southside Cinema

Offline Cinema And Studios is screening Toshio Matsumoto's Funeral Parade of Roses on Saturday 17 October, starting at 7pm. It's a 1969 Japanese New Wave classic that follows a trans woman navigating Tokyo's underground gay bar scene, told through a collage of documentary interviews, jump cuts and fourth-wall-breaking asides. It's a radical piece of cinema that's often cited as a touchstone for Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, and the screening is presented as it was meant to be seen: on the big screen, with an audience.

Offline Cinema And Studios is Govanhill's home for artists' moving image, an arts space in a converted warehouse on Niddrie Road. The screening is part of the venue's short fundraising season for new accessible toilets; the room is wheelchair accessible, but the toilet is not yet. English captions are provided, and the film is certified 18 for drug use, violence and sexual content.

Tickets are £10, booked as a donation via the venue's Crowdfunder page, with every £1 raised matched by Creative Scotland. The screening is at 138 Niddrie Road, Glasgow South Side G42 8PR, on Saturday 17 October at 7pm.