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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
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- 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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Category Archives: Films
25 June: Le Quattro Volte – 7.45PM
An old shepherd lives his last days in a quiet medieval village perched high on the hills of Calabria, at the southernmost tip of Italy. He herds goats under skies that most villagers have deserted long ago. He is sick, … Continue reading
Brockley Max 2012 filmic events
Brockley’s yearly cultural festival is coming back in force with a range of offerings, from live music concerts to comedy nights. The moving image has not been forgotten, with a short films night on 3 June at 7.30PM at the … Continue reading
21 May: Beginners – 7.45PM
Inspired by the life of his own father who revealed at the age of 75 that he was gay, director Mike Mills has written a funny and poignant story showing how love can cross generations and, if you’re that way … Continue reading
New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival – 27 April to 6 May
“The first New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival takes film out of the multiplex and into the community. An exciting and diverse range of film events will take place in 12 different venues across the borough of Lewisham from … Continue reading
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29 April: Dreams of a Life – 7.45PM
Would anyone miss you? Nobody noticed when Joyce Vincent died in her bedsit above a shopping mall in North London in 2003. Her body wasn’t discovered for three years, surrounded by Christmas presents she had been wrapping, and with the … Continue reading
26 March: A Separation – 7.45PM
Winner of this year’s Oscar for best foreign language film, A Separation is that rare thing – not just a critically acclaimed but also a commercially successful Iranian film. This is unsurprising as it is beautifully crafted with a gripping script … Continue reading
20 February: Incendies – 7.45PM
When a woman’s life comes to an end, her children’s lives go in shocking new directions. Obeying the requirements in their mother’s will, a brother and sister travel to the Middle East where they make unsettling discoveries about her and … Continue reading
23 January: The Tree of Life – 7.45PM
Do not see this movie. It is “baffling”, “confounding” and “pretentious”. You must see this movie. It is “mesmeric”, “transcendent” and “awe-inspiring”. Like the reviewers, audiences don’t agree about Terrence Malick’s astonishing film. At the Cannes Film Festival, where it … Continue reading
19 December: Chico & Rita – 7.45PM
One night in Havana a talented songwriter meets a beautiful singer. United by their love for music and for each other, Chico and Rita begin a romance that will bring them hope, heartache and happiness. But in which order? We follow … Continue reading
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
