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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
- Beginners showing tonight at 7.45 book here bit.ly/JKcViH. The sun is almost shining. fb.me/1f0QBR9xx 1 week ago
- "“Immensely moving, funny and involving…" Beginners showing next bit.ly/ImWwi2 2 weeks ago
- Sorry everyone who has sent me shorts - haven't had time to view them but will get back to you I promise! 1 month ago
- Don't forget Dreams of a Life on SUNDAY rather than our usual Monday. 1 month ago
- Come to "Dreams of a Life" 29 April from 19:30 to 22:30. Would anyone miss you? Nobody noticed when Joyce Vincent... fb.me/1cArnBVS6 1 month ago
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28 November: Animal Kingdom – 7.45PM
This is a Smurf movie for grown-ups. Smurf is the ruthless matriarch of a Melbourne crime family; she is also a grandmother to Joshua, a nice quiet boy whose mother died of a heroin overdose. When you meet Joshua’s granny … Continue reading
Saturday 26 November: Mamma Mia! Sing-Along – 7.45PM
Banish those winter blues, dust off your platforms and join us for a night of fun. For one night only, the Brockley Jack Film Club brings you sing-along Mamma Mia! Expertly aided by the Sing It Back! choir, you won’t … Continue reading
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24 October: A Screaming Man
Winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes, this film is a quiet reflection of life in modern day Chad. Former national swimming champion Adam is demoted from his job running a hotel swimming pool and his good-looking westernised son takes … Continue reading
12 September: Submarine
Touching and funny debut from Richard Ayoade (IT Crowd). A coming of age drama set in 1980s Wales, directed with flair. The narrator, 15 year-old Oliver, focused on losing his virginity and never losing his deadpan expression leads us into … Continue reading
2011-12 programme announced
Check out our new programme for the first half of 2011-12, from this year’s Cannes Palme d’Or Tree of Life to British indy comedy Submarine.
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Lewisham’s last cinemas standing
Our earlier post about lost cinemas in Lewisham attracted a lot of interest and comments. Here are photographs of existing buildings that all used to be cinemas at some point. Crofton Park The Picture Palace, 346-350 Brockley Road: it opened … Continue reading
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18 July: Pleasantville
This is what happens when you press the wrong button on the remote control. A brother and sister find themselves trapped inside their television and forced to live as characters in a 1950s television soap opera called Pleasantville. The modern … Continue reading
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13 June: The Illusionist
The Illusionist is a superbly drawn ‘old style’ – pre CGI animation which perfectly captures the atmosphere of the 1950s milieu. The titular character is from a dying breed of entertainers forced out of the main theatres by more modern … Continue reading
Brockley Max festival 2011: film nights
The Brockley Max, our local community festival, will run from 27 May to 4 June for its eleventh year, offering a wide range of cultural events. Two film-related events will take place: Tuesday 31 May at 8pm: screening of Loving … Continue reading
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Lewisham cinema multiplex put on ice
The disputed Lewisham Gateway development project, which originally included a cinema multiplex, is facing further delays due to lack of finances and the current economic situation (News Shopper of 4 May). It has been announced that the project will not … Continue reading
