Volunteer-run Deptford Cinema stepped out of their intimate 40 seat venue to embrace the epic last weekend, screening all 205 minutes of Andrei Tarkovsky’s medieval artist biopic ANDREI RUBLEV (1966) in St Nicholas Church (13.10.18). Here’s our writeup.
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THE ARBOR is the final of five films exploring women and family in film. This is part of the female gaze season at Deptford Cinema programmed by Women in Film SE15.
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The Female Gaze Season programmed by women in film explores women and family in film. The SECOND COMING is the fourth of five films.
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HAMMER FILM FESTIVAL is a jam-packed 3 days of Hammer double-bills, short academic talks, a late bar, and Hammer quiz with awesome prizes.
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HAMMER FILM FESTIVAL is a jam-packed 3 days of Hammer double-bills, short academic talks, a late bar, and Hammer quiz with awesome prizes.
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HAMMER FILM FESTIVAL is a jam-packed 3 days of Hammer double-bills, short academic talks, a late bar, and Hammer quiz with awesome prizes.
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This modern take on the ‘city symphony’ is a striking portrait of Brighton set to a sumptuous orchestral score.
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DAUGHTERS OF THE DUST is an independent film written, directed and produced by Julie Dash and is the first feature film directed by an African-American woman distributed theatrically in the United States.
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Women in Film SE15 are back at Deptford Cinema as part of the Female Gaze season, exploring films about women and family in film. We are screening five pivotal films by Andrea Arnold, Gurinder Chadha, Julie Dash, Debbie Tucker-Green and Clio Barnard.
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Women in Film SE15 are back at Deptford Cinema as part of the Female Gaze season, exploring films about women and family in film. We are screening five pivotal films by Andrea Arnold, Gurinder Chadha, Julie Dash, Debbie Tucker-Green and Clio Barnard.
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