London
7 rooms · 5 categories · chosen by hand
The guide to recurring culture in London.
Not events. Scenes.
7 rooms
01
Kino London (Short Film Open Screen)
The bill is different every single month by design, and watching a room react honestly to work made by the person standing next to you never gets old.
RecurringShoreditch (Strongroom Bar)Good alone
02
Category H Film Club
You follow it like a season, not a listing. Each month's pairing is a small argument about the Rio's archive, and the crowd comes back to see the next move.
RecurringDalston (Rio Cinema)Good alone
03
Ciné-Real
It is a residency, not a listing. Same pair, same projector, a print introduced with love each month, and a crowd that treats celluloid like a small religion.
RecurringHackney (The Castle Cinema)Good alone
04
The Nickel
The programme turns over constantly, with a real film print at least weekly and recurring mystery screenings, so regulars treat it like a repertory habit.
RecurringClerkenwellGreat alone
05
Wimbledon Film Club
Twenty-plus films a season in a comfortable cinema with the same faces in the same seats. It quietly becomes your fortnight's fixed point.
RecurringWimbledon (Curzon)Good alone
06
African Odysseys (Black History Walks)
Twenty years of programming has built an audience that comes back for the conversation, and each month surfaces films you will not find on any streaming service.
RecurringRotating venues across LondonGood alone
07
Tufnell Park Film Club
Twenty pounds a year makes every Tuesday a default rather than a decision, and the programming swings from Satrapi to seventies thrillers so the habit never goes stale.
RecurringTufnell Park (The Vine, NW5)Good alone
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