Splice opened the 2010 festival Splice opened the 2010 festival

The 9th Sci-Fi London Film Festival runs from April 28 to May 3 at Apollo Cinema Piccadilly Circus with satellite events taking place at the Curzon Soho, The Royal College of Surgeons, BFI Southbank and Proud Central Gallery.

The festival will open with a screening of controversial genetic horror Splice - starring Adrien Brody - and close with Swiss space thriller Cargo.

All-nighters this year include Manga, Japan, Comedy and Starcraft II. There will also be a sneak preview of Philip K Dick adaptation Radio Free Albemuth.

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Daleks' Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D.
Daleks' Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D.
Peter Cushing's Doctor takes on the exterminating aliens.
Barbarella
Cult sci-fi sees a sexy space agent hunt down an evil scientitst.
Kamui: The Lone Ninja
Kamui: The Lone Ninja
Ninja-tastic adaptation of the famous manga.
Cargo
Cargo
Trouble brews in the cargo hold of a spaceship.
Eraser Children
Eraser Children
In a futuristic totalitarian state, where human memories are literally converted to fuel, one man becomes convinced he can save the world.
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Adaptation of Stanislaw Lem's One Human Minute, sees bookshop staff incarcerated because copies of a book describing everything that happens to everyone on the planet in the space of a minute are found on their shelves.
Drones
Drones
An office worker discovers one of his colleagues is an alien.
Transmission
Transmission
As the airwaves fall dead and communication systems become useless, three brothers try to survive.
Depositarios
Depositarios
Futuristic clone thriller sees genetic doubles suffering the pain of their 'real world' twin.
Vampires
Vampires
Mockumentary about a family of vampires.
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