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  • July 2026

  • Wed 29

    Ammonite (2020) – SORRY EVENT CANCELLED

    Presented by: La Monocle’s Film Club

    29 July @ 19:30

    In 1840s England, overlooked fossil hunter Mary Anning (Kate Winslet) ekes out a living on the rugged southern coast. When she’s hired to care for Charlotte Murchison (Saoirse Ronan), the wife of a wealthy visitor, their initial friction gives way to an intense and transformative relationship that challenges the boundaries of class and convention.

    £10
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  • August 2026

  • Fri 28

    UK Premiere of Jimmy Somerville – Queer Rebel of English Pop (2025)

    Presented by: ACT UP London

    28 August @ 18:30

    ACT UP London and friends invite you to the UK premiere of ARTE’s Jimmy Somerville – Queer Rebel of English Pop (2025), awarded the SACEM Award for Best Documentary 2025. With his 1984 hit “Smalltown Boy”, Jimmy Somerville hit the bigtime and became the voice of the gay movement in Britain.

    £10 – £20
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    Sat 29

    Horror for a Cause – Save the Cinema Museum – Creepshow (1982)

    Presented by: Ghost Light Cinema

    29 August @ 19:30

    Creepshow (1982) kicks off Horror for a Cause – a monthly 80s horror series raising funds to help save The Cinema Museum.

    £11.55 – £27.80
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  • September 2026

  • Wed 2

    Dog Star Man (1964) on 16mm

    2 September @ 20:30

    Described as a “cosmological epic” and “creation myth”, Dog Star Man illustrates the odyssey of a bearded woodsman climbing through a snow-covered mountain with his dog to chop down a tree.

    £14
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    Fri 4

    Under the Silver Lake (2018)

    Presented by: Not By Lynch

    4 September @ 19:00

    A drifting LA slacker hunts for his missing neighbour through conspiratorial clues, in a neo‑noir that feels like a millennial Mulholland Drive.

    £12
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    Sat 5

    Goodbye, Dragon Inn (2003)

    Presented by: Cinema of Tomorrow

    5 September @ 19:30

    Goodbye, Dragon Inn (2003) is a beautiful, melancholic and funny exploration of intimacy and isolation over the course of the last day at a closing picture palace in Taipei City, Taiwan.

    £9 – £12
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    Wed 9

    Emperor Nero and the Spectacle of Ancient Rome – Quo Vadis? (1913)

    Presented by: Kennington Bioscope

    9 September @ 19:30

    Kennington Bioscope hosts the celebrated Italian feature film about Nero and the burning of Rome – Quo Vadis? (1913) – as well as a varied programme of shorts set in ancient Rome. They will be presented by Professor Maria Wyke from the Department of Greek and Latin, UCL, London.

    £8 – £18
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    Fri 11

    Letty Lynton (1932)

    Presented by: Women and Cocaine

    11 September @ 19:30

    After hosting the UK premiere at the British Film Institute last month, Women & Cocaine are back with another screening of Letty Lynton (1932), Joan Crawford’s most elusive film. Crawford stars as a Manhattan socialite driven to desperate measures by a possessive former lover. Clarence Brown directs with razor-sharp tension, while Adrian’s costumes, especially the ‘Letty Lynton dress’, sparked a nationwide fashion craze hailed by Edith Head as cinema’s greatest influence on fashion.

    £10
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    Sat 12

    The Live Ghost Tent – Quarterly Meeting September 2026

    Presented by: The Laurel and Hardy Society

    12 September @ 15:00 – 19:00

    The Live Ghost Tent – quarterly meeting of The Laurel and Hardy Society.

    £5
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    Sat 12

    Sir Nicholas Hytner Film Night

    12 September @ 19:30

    The Cinema Museum is delighted to welcome Sir Nicholas Hytner to another of our popular ‘Desert Island Flicks’. Nicholas is a celebrated, award winning theatre and film director and producer.

    £20
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    Sun 13

    Lost Reels All Day Film Event: Women on the Edge

    Presented by: Lost Reels

    13 September @ 12:30 – 22:30

    A day of forgotten, lost, or unavailable films from Lost Reels. Women on the Edge features stories of extraordinary women living beyond the boundaries. Four films screened mostly from 35mm, with filmmaker Q&As, raffle prizes and more!

    £12 – £40
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    Mon 14

    Dragging into the Future

    Presented by: Fringe!

    14 September @ 19:30

    Starting with an historical perspective, then moving through the voices of London Drag King fans and the incredible work of Canadian collective The Darlings, and finally landing on a performer who brought Drag into the Art world, Dragging into the Future explores the explosive potential of the Art of Drag.

    £8
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