Journey Film Club

We are a local non-profit LGBTQ Birmingham community pop-up cinema film club that prides itself on delivering a diverse mix of the very best films, ranging from award-winning, early classic titles to cult-following and independent releases.

Open to anyone regardless of whom you are!

- £1.00 Entrance fee, which includes refreshments

Come along and join in, screenings take place on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at the LGBT Centre Birmingham and other venues in the week around Birmingham.

Unless otherwise specified, all film showings begin promptly at 6:30PM.

We aim to show a variety of different types of films to suit all tastes. You choose what you want to bring along and share. We hold film meetings every so often to agree a future film schedule: which films we are going to watch and when, and who is going to bring the film.

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Screenings

Archive

Blue Jean

16-07-2024 at 19:00

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Synopsis

Journey Film Club Presents BLUE JEAN, Tue 16th July
At the LGBT Centre Birmingham , Doors open 6.30pm, start 7pm, £1.00 Admission includes refreshments.
Set in 1988, Blue Jean portrays the challenges faced by Jean, a PE teacher, as Thatcher's government prepares to pass a law stigmatizing gays and lesbians. Jean is forced to live a double life to protect her job. The arrival of a new student who threatens to expose her pushes Jean to extreme lengths to maintain her integrity.
Blue Jean is the acclaimed, multi-award-winning debut of writer/director Georgia Oakley. The film has received significant recognition, including a BAFTA nomination for Outstanding Debut for Georgia Oakley and producer Hélène Sifre. In 2022, Blue Jean won four British Independent Film Awards.

Additional Info

DOORS OPEN 6.30PM, FILM START 7PM

£1 ADMISSION, INCLUDES TEA/COFFEE

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