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ICE Film Festival: The Hunt for the Wilderpeople plus British Short Films

ICE Marquee ICE Field, behind the Laughing Fish Pub, Isfield, East Sussex

Filmspot are delighted to be working with Isfield Community Enterprise to present a mini film festival as part of Scalarama Brighton & Beyond 2017 in the ICE Marquee. We are screening three fantastic short films by British Filmmakers: ‘Infinite’ by Lowkey Films, ‘Next’ by Barry Purves and ‘The Cutter’ by Carl Prechezer. These will be followed by […]

£5

Behind the Curtain presents: Feminist Film Club

Unit 4 Towerdykeside Hawick

Behind the Curtain is a celebration of the diversity of cinema. We screen documentaries, experimental works, cult, queer, trash and the best work from independent filmmakers from around the world. Behind the Curtain is your film community, whatever your identity. Feminist Film Club £5. Thur 28 September Shorts programme | 1hr 6min | 15 (advisory) […]

£5

A Cottage on Dartmoor – with live score composed and performed by Joss Peach

Seaford Little Theatre 4 Steyne Road, Seaford, East Sussex

Filmspot are delighted to present a special screening of Anthony Asquith's gripping thriller, 'A Cottage on Dartmoor', with live score composed and performed by Brighton-based pianist par-excellence, Joss Peach. A simple tale, but beautifully told, ‘A Cottage on Dartmoor’ tells of assistant barber Joe, who is in love with Sally, a manicurist. His jealous reaction […]

£8 – £9

The Long Day Closes

Output Gallery 32 Seel Street, Liverpool

The 1992 British film directed and written by Terence Davies. Set in Liverpool in mid-1950s and concerns 11-year-old Bud and his loving mother and siblings. He lives a life rich in imagination, centred on family relationships, church, and the struggles of a shy boy at school. Music and snatches of movie dialogue allow him to enrich […]

£4 – £5

The Lodger

Hippodrome Cinema 10 Hope Street, Bo'ness

With his third feature film, The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, Alfred Hitchcock took a major step toward greatness and made what he would come to consider his true directorial debut. This haunting silent thriller tells the tale of a mysterious young man (matinee idol Ivor Novello) who takes up residence at a […]

£11 – £13.50

Apostasy + hosted discussion

Saffron Walden Town Hall Market Place, Saffron Walden, Essex

Set in the close-knit Jehovah’s Witness community in Manchester, this intimate drama focuses on Ivanna and her daughters, Luisa and Alex. When Luisa is led astray at college, and expelled by the church elders, her mother and younger sister are forced to shun her in accordance with the teachings of their faith: to put Jehovah […]

£4.50 – £65

Back Room Cinema: In Fabric

Back Room Cinema The Montpelier, 43 Choumert Road, London

Fashion becomes fatal in Peter Strickland’s eerie, atmospheric and savagely funny satire about a killer red dress. When hapless Thames Valley mother Sheila (Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Secrets and Lies) is enticed into purchasing a seductive dress from a mesmerising sales assistant, the outfit quickly begins to call the shots. Sumptuously shot and wildly hypnotic, 'In Fabric' […]

£5

In Fabric

Harris Academy 2 Cumberlow Avenue, London, Croydon

When hapless Thames Valley mother Sheila (Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Secrets and Lies) is enticed into purchasing a seductive red dress from an unearthly sales assistant, the outfit quickly begins to call the shots, with chilling consequences. Sumptuous and wildly hypnotic, Peter Strickland's In Fabric is both a hilarious send-up of consumerist culture and a captivating tale […]

£5 – £65

Pay As You Feel: Bend It Like Beckham + Q&A By Young Roots

Harris Academy 2 Cumberlow Avenue, London, Croydon

Dust off your football boots for our September Pay As You Feel screening, a film chosen for the community, by the community. This month, we are partnering with Young Roots for a screening of feel-good British sports comedy, Bend It Like Beckham. Plucky eighteen-year-old Jesminder “Jess” Bhamra is football-mad but forbidden to play by her […]

£25 – £39

Some Girls Wander

Jacaranda Records Phase One 40 Seel St Liverpool 40 Seel Street, Liverpool

Independent filmmaking in its most simplest forms. Two characters in a single location. This film will grip you with strength of dialogue and performance set to the backdrop of the great city of Liverpool.  A chance meeting of two unlikely characters from different generations, experiences and gender find comfort within each others conflicting view points […]

Free

Bablyon + DJ set

Hyde Park Book Club 27-29 Headlingley Lane, Leeds

To celebrate Babylon’s recent U.S. release, and commemorate the Windrush generation, we’re holding a special screening of Franco Ross’s film, followed by a DJ set from V-Ital (Valentina Ragni).

Free

Gateway Film Festival 2019 Programme Launch + Free Film Screening of THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932)

New England Project Occupation Road, Peterborough

The Gateway Film Festival is a brand new film festival coming to Peterborough in November 2019. Gateway aims to celebrate local history, community as well as being Peterborough's gateway to film culture from the past and around the world. From black and white classics to Bollywood and the oldest animated feature film to an internationally […]

Free

Back Room Cinema: Babylon (18)

Back Room Cinema The Montpelier, 43 Choumert Road, London

Celebrate Black History Month with our screening of a 1980 London cult classic. Set in the packed dance halls, grubby tube carriages and kinetic streets of South London, Babylon follows Deptford car mechanic and dub DJ Blue as he goes on the run from police. A captivating portrait of the cultural tensions inflamed by Thatcher's reign. […]

£5

Scalarama Leeds present: Kes (1969) + radio discussion

Chapel FM Arts Centre Old Seacroft Chapel, York Road, Leeds

Chapel FM Arts Centre is proud to be able to bring the classical Yorkshire film Kes to "the big screen" in East Leeds. Following the screening, audiences are welcome to join a lively discussion about the film for radio broadcast with the young people who produce our podcast and radio show "Red Kite".

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