Film Tottenham

Synopsis

Our screenings are for age 18+ only.

The third film screening as part of our action programme celebrating female action in film!

Join us on Sunday 14th June for a screening of Mad Max: Fury Road. We will be screening on a big projector screen with a sound mixed system in the function room which can be found just behind the bar at The Beehive Pub.

Mad Max: Fury Road will be screened with subtitles. This film will not be in 3D.

There will be a post film discussion for those that would like to stay and join us to talk about Mad Max: Fury Road

Join us at The Beehive Pub, Tottenham.

Screening venue: The Beehive Pub, Stoneleigh Road, London N17 9JW

Doors open 6.30pm. Event starts 7pm.

Runtime: 120 minutes

Director: George Miller

Synopsis: From Oscar-winning director George Miller, originator of the post-apocalyptic genre and mastermind behind the legendary “Mad Max” franchise, comes “Mad Max: Fury Road,” a return to the world of the Road Warrior, Max Rockatansky. Haunted by his turbulent past, Mad Max believes the best way to survive is to wander alone. Nevertheless, he becomes swept up with a group fleeing across the Wasteland in a War Rig driven by an elite Imperator, Furiosa. They are escaping a Citadel tyrannized by the Immortan Joe, from whom something irreplaceable has been taken. Enraged, the Warlord marshals all his gangs and pursues the rebels ruthlessly in the high-octane Road War that follows.

Cast:Tom Hardy, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Charlize Theron

Distributor: Warner Bros.

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Location

Film Tottenham, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

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Synopsis

Our screenings are for age 18+ only.

Join us on Sunday 21st June for a screening of The Dark Knight. We will be screening on a big projector screen with a sound mixed system in the function room which can be found just behind the bar at The Beehive Pub.

We'll be joined by filmmaker Rob Ayling for a Q and A and discussion about the Dark Knight, breaking down the characters and analysing what makes the film stand the test of time. For those that would like to stay please join us to talk about The Dark Knight.

The Dark Knight will be screened with subtitles.

Join us at The Beehive Pub, Tottenham.

Screening venue: The Beehive Pub, Stoneleigh Road, London N17 9JW

Doors open 6.30pm. Event starts 7pm.

Runtime: 152 minutes

Director: Christopher Nolan

Synopsis: Christian Bale and director Christopher Nolan reunite following their blockbuster success with Batman Begins! This time, Heath Ledger joins the cast as The Joker, and Aaron Eckhart stars as Harvey Dent in an all-new adventure of The Dark Knight. With the help of Lieutenant Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) and new district attorney Harvey Dent (Eckhart--Thank You for Smoking), Batman sets out to destroy organized crime in Gotham City forever. The three enjoy early success, but they soon find themselves prey to a rising criminal mastermind known as The Joker (Ledger--Brokeback Mountain), who throws Gotham into anarchy and forces Batman ever closer to crossing the line between hero and vigilante.​

Cast:Christian Bale, Aaron Eckhart, Morgan Freeman, Heath Ledger, Gary Oldman

Distributor: Warner Bros.

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Location

Film Tottenham, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Booking Link

This is an external website; My Community Cinema take no responsibility for the content of this page.

Tickets

Synopsis

Our screenings are for age 18+ only.

The fourth film screening as part of our action programme celebrating female action in film!

Join us on Sunday 26th July for a screening of Aliens. We will be screening on a big projector screen with a sound mixed system in the function room which can be found just behind the bar at The Beehive Pub.

There will be a post film discussion for those that would like to stay and join us to talk about Aliens.

This year is also the 40th year anniversary of Aliens.

Aliens will be screened with subtitles.

Join us at The Beehive Pub, Tottenham.

Screening venue: The Beehive Pub, Stoneleigh Road, London N17 9JW

Doors open 6.30pm. Event starts 7pm.

Runtime: 137 minutes

Director: James Cameron

Synopsis: The terror continues as Ripley returns to Earth after drifting through space in hypersleep for 57 years.

Cast:Sigourney Weaver

Distributor: 20th Century Fox

Additional Info

Location

Film Tottenham, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Booking Link

This is an external website; My Community Cinema take no responsibility for the content of this page.

Tickets

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be a monologue performance before the screening of the film as part of your ticket.

Laura Jesson accidentally meets Alex Harvey at a railway station on her way home from a neighbouring town. Both married with children, the pair begin to question their previously happy home lives when their chance encounter turns into a regular acquaintance and their initial friendship becomes a burgeoning attraction.

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Location

Love and Obsession – Brief Encounter, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Set in a dystopian near-future Britain, Clockwork Orange follows a gang of brutal teenage delinquents led by Alex (Malcolm McDowell) whose obsession with ‘ultra-violence’ drives them to theft, murder and sexual assault. Based on the Anthony Burgess novel, the film features a soundtrack by pioneer Wendy Carlos of electronic arrangements of classical music by Beethoven, Rossini and Elgar.

*Please note the film features depictions of graphic violence and sexual assault.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of Community Cinema – A Clockwork Orange, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Jess Bhamra (Parminder Nagra) dreams of playing professional football, but her parents have other plans for her - a law degree and a marriage…. soon. Jules, a white striker on the local (Keira Knightley), spots Jess playing football and invites her to join, putting Jess on a different path to her family.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We are proud to have been supported by "Cinema For All" to screen the line up below!

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Bend It Like Beckham, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be a ballet performance during the screening of the film as part of your ticket.

“You can’t tear your eyes away” (Entertainment Weekly) from this “wicked, psychosexual thriller” (Daily Variety) starring ACADEMY AWARD® WINNER Natalie Portman* and directed by Darren Aronofsky (The Wrestler ). Portman delivers “the performance of her career” (Vanity Fair ) as Nina, a stunningly talented but dangerously unstable ballerina on the verge of stardom. Pushed to the breaking point by her driven artistic director (Vincent Cassel) and the threat posed by a seductive rival dancer (Mila Kunis), Nina’s tenuous grip on reality starts to slip away – plunging her into a waking nightmare. *Actress, Black Swan, 2010

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Love and Obsession – Black Swan, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Michael Powell’s groundbreaking The film's controversial subject matter and its extremely harsh reception by critics had a severely negative impact on Powell's career as a director in the United Kingdom. However, it attracted a cult following, and in later years, it has been re-evaluated and is now widely considered a masterpiece.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Peeping Tom, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be a short film screening before the film that is included as part of your ticket.

When aspiring model Jesse moves to Los Angeles, her youth and vitality are devoured by a group of beauty-obsessed women who will take any means necessary to get what she has.

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Location

Love and Obsession – The Neon Demon, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Funeral Parade of Roses is a 1969 Japanese drama art film directed and written by Toshio Matsumoto, loosely adapted from Oedipus Rex and set in the underground gay culture of 1960s Tokyo. It stars Peter as the protagonist, a young transgender woman, and features Osamu Ogasawara, Yoshio Tsuchiya and Emiko Azuma. A product of the Japanese New Wave, the film beautifully combines elements of arthouse, drama and documentary.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

Additional Info

Location

100 years of community cinema – Funeral Parade of Roses, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Goodbye, Dragon Inn is a 2003 Taiwanese comedy-drama, slow cinema film written and directed by Tsai Ming-liang. It shows the staff and patrons of a dying cinema, which screens the 1967 film Dragon Inn at its final performance before shuttering forever.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Goodbye, Dragon Inn, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Instantly heralded as a modern masterpiece, Barry Jenkins’ stunning three-part story of queer identity is both a technical and an emotional marvel. The film presents three stages in the life of the main character: his childhood, adolescence, and early adult life. It explores the difficulties he faces with his identity as a Black homosexual man, including the physical and emotional abuse he endures growing up. Featuring incredible performances from the entire cast, and bringing the wonderful Mahershala Ali to global attention, now a 2-time Oscar winner.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Moonlight, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

After the war, the burgeoning film society sector began to blossom once again and looked to form a collective to represent their interests, to share knowledge and to manage the business of print transport. The British Federation of Film Societies, now known as Cinema For All, was born.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Notorious, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

The most beautiful, technicolour extravaganza depicting the business of making movies ever made. Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’ Connor star as performers caught up in the transition from silent films to era of talkies. Debbie Reynolds was a friend to the film society movement, having presented the winners with their certificates at the Film Society of the Year Awards at the BFI Southbank in the late 1980s.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Singing In The Rain, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be a short performance before the film that is included as part of your ticket.

When Mark falls obsessively in love with Marnie, an icy pathological liar and common thief, he blackmails her into marrying him.

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Location

Love and Obsession - Marnie, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be an actor performance before the film that is included as part of your ticket.

BLUE VALENTINE is a story of love found and love lost told in past and present moments in time. Flooded with romantic memories of their courtship, Dean (Ryan Gosling) and Cindy (Michelle Williams) use one night to try and save their failing marriage.

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Location

Love and Obsession – Blue Valentine, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be an actor performance before the film that is included as part of your ticket.

This is a story of boy meets girl, begins the wry, probing narrator of 500 DAYS OF SUMMER, and with that the film takes off at breakneck speed into a funny, true-to-life and unique dissection of the unruly and unpredictable year-and-a-half of one young man’s no-holds-barred love affair. Tom, the boy, still believes, even in this cynical modern world, in the notion of a transforming, cosmically destined, lightning-strikes-once kind of love. Summer, the girl, doesn’t. Not at all. But that doesn’t stop Tom from going after her, again and again, like a modern Don Quixote, with all his might and courage.

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Location

Love and Obsession – 500 Days of Summer, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

An American coming-of-age drama, Drylonso centres on a young black photography student in Oakland, California who begins taking pictures of black men out of fear they will soon be extinct. The title is derived from the Gullah word for ‘ordinary.’

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Drylongso, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Funeral Parade of Roses is a 1969 Japanese drama art film directed and written by Toshio Matsumoto, loosely adapted from Oedipus Rex and set in the underground gay culture of 1960s Tokyo. It stars Peter as the protagonist, a young transgender woman, and features Osamu Ogasawara, Yoshio Tsuchiya and Emiko Azuma. A product of the Japanese New Wave, the film beautifully combines elements of arthouse, drama and documentary.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Funeral Parade of Roses, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

On the hottest day of the year on a street in Brooklyn, hate and bigotry simmer in the heat – exploding towards inescapable violence, injustice and all too familiar pain for the neighbourhood’s residents.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Do The Right Thing, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Cited by South Korean film director Bong Joon-ho as one film as one of the greatest of all time, and an influence on his own Memories of Murder, Cure is Japanese neo-noir psychological horror film written and directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa. The story follows a detective investigating a string of gruesome murders where an X is carved into the neck of each victim. Dazed, the murderer is found each time near the victim with a full memory of the crime, but no idea why they did it.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Cure, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

There will be a performance before the film that is included as part of your ticket.

Shakespeare's famous play is updated to the hip modern suburb of Verona still retaining its original dialogue. The gun-toting members of the families wage a vicious war on the streets as the star-crossed lovers meet their tragic destiny.

Film Tottenham presents Love and Obsession

Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.

Venue: The Beehive, Tottenham

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Love and Obsession to the Beehive pub with vivid visuals and emotionally driven plots from different decades. Starting in October, and part of Too Much: Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Brief Encounter, Marnie, Romeo and Juliet, 500 days of Summer, Blue Valentine, Black Swan and Neon Demon. There will also be some immersive performances.We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

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Love and Obsession – Romeo and Juliet, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

In this silent comedy, college boy William Canfield Jr. (Buster Keaton) reunites with his boat captain father in a Mississippi River town.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Steamboat Bill JR, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

The film is a silent anthology linked by a plot thread about a writer who accepts a job from a waxworks proprietor to write a series of stories about the exhibits of Caliph of Baghdad (Emil Jannings), Ivan the Terrible (Conrad Veidt) and Jack the Ripper (Werner Krauss) in order to boost business. The film, made during the Weimar Republic years, is said to have served as a ‘showreel’ for its makers and stars to escape Nazi oppression and flee to Hollywood.

*Please note that this film involves insensitive cultural depictions.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Waxworks, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Muriel (Toni Collete) is stuck in Porpoise Spit, a small Australian town where her local politician father makes her feel worthless whilst flaunting his mistress in his family’s face. Determined to leave behind her disrespected and depressed mother, her indifferent siblings and her nasty friends, Muriel takes destiny into her own hands. She sets off with her treasured ABBA cassettes in search the most perfect wedding – key to showing those at home that she’s making it in life.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Muriel’s Wedding, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

The film explores themes such as memory the past, recording some of the last surviving members of the original Alacalufe and Yaghan tribes. Unlike Guzman’s previous films, Nostalgia for the Light does not focus solely on Chile's past under Augusto Pinochet. The title was partly inspired by a shirt button discovered during a 2004 investigation by Chilean judge Juan Guzmán on a length of rail used to weigh the bodies of Pinochet's victims dumped in the sea, but also named partly for the button that Yaghan native Jemmy Button was named for when taken aboard HMS Beagle in 1830.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – The Pearl Button, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

In a small provincial Iranian town, the children work hard to support their families. One day nine-year-old Yahya and his friend Leyla find a precious statue – the Oscar belonging to director Asghar Farhadi for his 2017 film The Salesman. Sharing a passion for cinema, Yahya's boss Naser Khan (Reza Naji) decides to help reunite the statue with its owner.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Winners, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Goodbye, Dragon Inn is a 2003 Taiwanese comedy-drama, slow cinema film written and directed by Tsai Ming-liang. It shows the staff and patrons of a dying cinema, which screens the 1967 film Dragon Inn at its final performance before shuttering forever.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Goodbye, Dragon Inn, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Set in a small Sicilian town, Cinema Paradiso centres on the friendship between a young boy and an aging projectionist who works at the local cinema and teaches him the ropes.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Cinema Paradiso, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Alice Guy-Blache was a hugely important pioneer of early cinema and the first woman to direct a feature film. She was a figure admired by Sergei Eisenstein and Alfred Hitchcock, a prolific director, screenwriter, producer and pioneering studio chief who helped invent modern movie-making. The notice ‘Be Natural’ on the wall of her studio in New Jersey was a testament to her belief that, however stylised and generic, acting and films in general should not be over-the-top, but rooted in reality.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Be Natural: The Untold Story Of Alice Guy-blaché, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

One of Fassbinder's most powerful works and considered a masterpiece by critics and audiences alike, Ali: Fear Eats the Soul follows a romance that develops between Emmi, an elderly German woman, and Ali, a Moroccan migrant worker in postwar West Germany. Whilst paying homage to the melodramas of Douglas Sirk, the film also serves as an unflinching look at German society and its attitude to migrants, and features what Peter Bradshaw called ‘The most purely lovable characters I have ever seen on a movie screen.’

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

A young man is sent to ‘La Maca’, a prison of Ivory Coast in the middle of the forest ruled by its prisoners. With the red moon rising, he is designated by the Boss to be the new ‘Roman’ and must tell a story to the other prisoners.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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100 years of community cinema – Night of the Kings, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Cited by South Korean film director Bong Joon-ho as one film as one of the greatest of all time, and an influence on his own Memories of Murder, Cure is Japanese neo-noir psychological horror film written and directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa. The story follows a detective investigating a string of gruesome murders where an X is carved into the neck of each victim. Dazed, the murderer is found each time near the victim with a full memory of the crime, but no idea why they did it.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Cure, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

The most beautiful, technicolour extravaganza depicting the business of making movies ever made. Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’ Connor star as performers caught up in the transition from silent films to era of talkies. Debbie Reynolds was a friend to the film society movement, having presented the winners with their certificates at the Film Society of the Year Awards at the BFI Southbank in the late 1980s.

Film Tottenham is taking part in a nationwide festival of community cinema running from October – December 2025, showcasing the inspirational and innovative programming of volunteer-led cinemas over the past 100 years.

Cinema For All will lead the way in commemorating this incredible milestone with a dynamic program focused on film education, networking, and promotion.

We will be screening the film on a projector screen with subtitles.

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Location

100 years of community cinema – Singing In The Rain, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW

Synopsis

Our screenings are for age 18+ only.

The second film screening as part of our action programme celebrating female action in film!

Join us on Sunday 17th May for a screening of Thelma and Louise. We will be screening on a big projector screen with a sound mixed system in the function room which can be found just behind the bar at The Beehive Pub.

There will be a post film discussion for those that would like to stay and join us to talk about Thelma and Louise. Joining us for the discussion will be a panel including storyteller Rachael B and Film Editor Catriona Delbridge (working as assistant editor with Directors such as Edgar Wright and Danny Boyle).

Join us at The Beehive Pub, Tottenham.

Thelma and Louise will be screened with subtitles.

Screening venue: The Beehive Pub, Stoneleigh Road, London N17 9JW

Doors open 6.30pm. Event starts 7pm.

Our screenings are for age 18+ only.

Runtime: 128 minutes

Director: Ridley Scott

Synopsis: In one of the greatest road movies of all time, Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon ride to everlasting fame as two women who embark on a crime spree across the American southwest.

Cast:Geena Davis, Harvey Keitel, Michael Madsen, Susan Sarandon

Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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Action Woman: Thelma and Louise, Stoneleigh Rd, London, N17 9JW