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Based at the Jack Studio Theatre in South East London, the Brockley Jack Film Club shows films at least once a month in a relaxed environment. The programme includes cinema classics and contemporary films. The film club also presents locally made short films.Twitter updates
- 20 February: Incendies – 7.45PM http://t.co/IIFpZ8Uw 2 days ago
- New exciting film season unveiled, including The Artist! http://t.co/texYWYAE http://t.co/C48EEXrN 4 days ago
- Some movies need a big screen and good sound. Watched the visually and aurally wonderful Katilin Varga on our... http://t.co/GxGeh0RC 4 days ago
- Don't forget Tree of Life tonight. If you fancy a heated debate we will be in the bar afterwards. 2 weeks ago
- Fantastic line up at Brixton benefit gig http://t.co/hAYHiGPf. In a good cause to raise funds for a playground.#Alabama 3 #brixton jamm 3 weeks ago
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Monthly Archives: September 2010
25 October: Eyes Wide Open
Aaron a married orthodox Jew in his thirties gives an enigmatic young man (Ezri) a job in his Jerusalem butcher’s shop. Working alongside Ezri unlocks long repressed desires and the two men embark on a sexual relationship. Slowly the community … Continue reading
Nollywood Now: Nigerian Film Festival
Like London buses! Within a month, South East London is blessed with its second film festival. This time, Nigerian cinema is being celebrated with UK’s first ever festival of Nigerian film, Nollywood Now. The event runs from 6-12 October and … Continue reading
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Film studies in Brockley
One of our members has drawn our attention to a film studies course held locally at the Brockley Rise Centre. She told us that the courses are well prepared, very informative and fun. Each class includes an introduction, a film … Continue reading
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13 September: The Hurt Locker + Q&A Women in film
Ever re-wired a plug? Now imagine doing it when your life depends on it. Oh, and the plug is buried and booby-trapped and the wires aren’t colour-coded and someone might shoot you at any moment. Now imagine it’s your job … Continue reading

