Welwyn Garden City Film Society is one of the oldest established societies in the
country, having been formed in 1946. Membership tends to be in the region of 200
members, varying from year to year. Films are shown at a local…Read More...
The Asian Movies Meetup was setup at the beginning of 2010 as a joint venture
between Third Window Films and Terracotta Distribution, with the goal of
extending the reach of Asian cinema in the capital. We aim to…Read More...
The Coventry East Asian Film Society promotes and celebrates cultural diversity
by raising cultural awareness of South East Asian cinema for all students in the
department of Media and Communication at Coventry University.…Read More...
Torbay Film Club is a not-for-profit group run by volunteers who want to see the
finest independent and world cinema, in Torbay. Films are shown on a monthly
basis and are open to members and non-members, with the club k…Read More...
The name of the film society, Thornbury Picture House, was inspired by the former
cinema (1919-1959) in Thornbury near Bristol , owned in its entire existence by
members of the famous cricketing Grace family. TPH shows mainl…Read More...
Ayr Film Society was founded in 1973. The society is affiliated to the British
Federation of Film Societies and its remit is to provide screenings of, in the
main, non commercial film titles, both English-speaking and fo…Read More...
Keswick Film Club was born in 1998, and now has nearly 300 members. The society
screens a fairly high percentage of films in foreign languages (with English
subtitles), as well as the best they can find of non-mainstrea…Read More...
Cheltenham Film Society has been running for over 60 years, and currently has
over 400 members – of different ages, backgrounds and interests. We are not
an art house or academic society, but we aim to stimulate inte…Read More...
