Projector X: Picturehouse is the Cathay’s newest pop-up cinema with film-themed dinners & more

by Trinity Sun
Projector X Picturehouse

If you enjoy watching movies and are on the hunt for a cinema experience unlike any other, you’re going to love Projector X: Picturehouse, the Projector’s newest pop-up cinema at the Cathay that only recently opened on 19 August 2022!

The closure of the iconic Cathay cinema might have been bittersweet, but Picturehouse brings in the new with four refurbished cinema halls. Inspired by defunct iconic local cinemas, cinephiles might recognise familiar names such as Majestic, Yangtze, and Roxy.

Projector X Picturehouse
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In addition to arthouse films, the Picturehouse will also screen the latest movies, with Jordan Peele’s Nope currently screening alongside the extended cut of Everything Everywhere All at Once starring Michelle Yeoh, along with other film festival entries.

Since it’s horror season, the Picturehouse is specially screening horror cult classic The Shining. Bonus points if you rock up to a screening of the Shining in a themed outfit, which gets you a free tub of popcorn

And for those seeking a more intimate evening, the Picturehouse’s Ruby Room is set to host film-themed immersive dinners, as well as a sensory premium cinema experience

Projector X Picturehouse
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For the foodies, check out the Picturehouse Bar, which serves up classic local and international favourites such as Sticky Korean Popcorn Chicken, Beef Rendang, and even vegan bowls. Top off your evening with creative cocktails before or after your cinema experience.  

Projector X Picturehouse
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It wouldn’t be a Projector outlet without their iconic after-parties and comedy nights, which the Picturehouse’s Bladerunner Ballroom is set to host. Events in the works include cabaret nights, open mics and DJ nights. Get in the mood with the ballroom’s iconic artwork, featuring avant-garde artists such as Saad Chinoy, Howie Kim, Art is Not God, archiGan and Sean Kingstan. 

Tickets are priced at S$10.50 from Monday to Thursday (S$8.50 for students), and S$15 from Friday to Sunday (S$13 for students). 

For an indie cinema experience, or to simply soak in an extra fun cinema atmosphere, catch your next movie at the Picturehouse! 

Projector X: Picturehouse
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