Curated Community Cinema
We believe in the power of cinema to bring communities together, to offer shared experiences, to see the world in new ways and to have some fun!
With Curated Community Cinema you can show films that you know will bring your community together, or try out something different with audiences. If you’re an exhibitor, you might want to use the Curated Community Cinema programme to reach new audiences.
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What WE Offer
As part of our Curated Community Cinema programming we run free film nights, often with performances, panel discussions and refreshments.
Community cinemas and film societies bring film to all areas of the country. A film society experience brings you together as a community to share the magic of cinema. Community cinemas bring back that habit of cinema-going, that was once thought lost. We believe that a community screening can be an inspiring and unique way to experience cinema.
To find out more or to bring a Curated Community Cinema to your borough/town, get in touch with us.

Upcoming Curated Community Cinema Events
Curated Community Reviews
If you are someone who honestly loves cinema for its existence, we want you to join us in our sacred mission of spreading cinematic enlightenment. We want you to write for us.
If you attended a community cinema screening get in touch and share your review with us.
Hurry Up, Tomorrow (2025) is a rather bizarre film, to say the least. The plot twists felt disjointed at times, leaving me unsure whether I was intrigued…
Sinners (2025) is a wild, genre-bending ride - a film that throws vampires, blues magic, and chaos into the mix, and somehow makes it all work…
Apple TV+ continues its winning streak of exciting original programming with the David Oweloyo lead show Government Cheese (2025 - Present). Which follows Hampton Chambers, an ex fraudster released from jail trying his best to re-assemble his family unit in space age 60s America…
Government Cheese (2025) is the latest original show from AppleTV+ and while it doesn’t reach the heights of Severance (2022 - Present) or The Studio (2025 - Present), this show certainly continues the Apple’s winning streak…
G20 is a classic high-stakes action that channels the spirit of Die Hard (1988) while delivering a fresh narrative rooted in today's geopolitical tensions…
The Residence (2025) follows Detective Cupp (Uzo Aduba) as she investigates the death of the White House’s chief usher during the annual state dinner, with the staff as the primary suspects…
Another Girl on the I.R.T. is a colourful and dynamic 90s gem that tells the story of Chantel - a moody, ambitious teen who thinks she’s above it all…
Bonhoeffer (2024) is a gripping feature film starring Jonas Dassler, Clark Peters, and David Jonsson. The film is set during the regime of Adolf Hitler and the assassination of Hitler. As the world teeters on the brink of annihilation, Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Jonas Dassler) gets swept into the epicentre of a deadly plot to assassinate Hitler. With his faith and fate at stake, Bonhoeffer must choose between upholding his moral convictions or risking it all to save millions of Jews from genocide.
Mr Loverman (2024), an eight-part adaptation of Booker Prize winning novelist Bernardine Evaresto’s work of the same name, follows 75-year-old Barrington Walker, played by Lennie James, as he steps out of the closet and into a public relationship with Ariyon Bakare’s Morris, his best friend and clandestine lover of over 50 years…
A stark and explicit portrayal of life in a post-colonial Lesotho village, this film is a deeply personal meditation on memory, trauma, and heritage…
BLKNWS: Terms and Conditions (2025) is a feature length continuation of the exhibition/art installation of the same name, which was self described as “a conceptual news program that blurs the lines between art, reporting, entrepreneurship, and cultural critique.”.…
A beautifully tragic love story between two women in a detention centre, highlighting the struggles of immigrants, especially those ostracised for their sexuality…
A refreshing documentary, Khartoum (2025) uses its 80-minute running time to highlight hope over horror and centre the experiences of five individuals…
Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest is already a timeless comedy, but the latest production elevates it into something truly special…
“I’m a wartime president,” snarls newly elected President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford) in Julius Onah’s Captain America: Brave New World (2025), the 35th entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)…
What’s on in London this week? Check out what’s screening at BFI Southbank, The Prince Charles Cinema, The Garden Cinema, The Rio Cinema and more…
What’s on in London this week? Check out what’s screening at BFI Southbank, The Prince Charles Cinema, The Garden Cinema, The Rio Cinema and more…
Soundtrack to a Coup d'État (2024) is a gripping, intense, and deeply thought-provoking documentary that delves into the 1961 Congolese coup d’état.
The Fire Inside captures the resilience of Flint, Michigan, through Clarissa ‘T-Rex’ Shields’ journey to London 2012 Olympic boxing glory…
East London has always been a place of stories — not just the ones we tell, but the ones we share and experience together…
Lupita Nyong’o terrifically anchors The Wild Robot in which she plays an empathetic robot tasked with raising an orphaned duckling while also navigating her new life…
One can be forgiven for taking Rungano Nyoni’s dramady as simply a tale of a family covering the crimes of the protagonists’ (Susan Chardy) uncle. However there is so much more in the tale than this…
Amidst the strings of composer Gary Yershon’s gentle melody lies Hard Truths, Mike Leigh’s first film since Peterloo (2018)…
In Elijah Bynum’s debut, Hot Summer Nights (2017), the story is narrated by a kid who doesn’t appear in the movie until the very end and townspeople share their takes directly to the camera.
Steve McQueen’s newest film Blitz (2024) is an audio and visual spectacle with a heart at the centre and a message that transcends generations…
Nickel Boys (2024) is the searing debut feature fiction film of RaMell Ross. After his documentary Hale County, This Morning, This Evening which earned him a Peabody Award and a nomination for Best Documentary Feature at the 2019 Academy Awards, Ross, in collaboration with Plan B Entertainment and Orion Pictures, has adapted the 2020 Pulitzer Prize winning novel penned by Colson Whitehead
Malcolm Washington impresses in his directorial debut with The Piano Lesson, a film ingrained with themes of family legacy all the way from the Brown family’s story to the Washington family presence in the production…
Wicked (2024) is a visual and emotional masterpiece. The set and costume design are nothing short of extraordinary, immersing the audience in a vibrant, magical world.
A documentary detailing the 2021 journey a consignment of artefacts made from a Paris museum back to the West African kingdom they were pillaged from in 1892.