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DocJam Coffee Morning ☕ + Optional Documentary: You Can See Everything 🎬

DocJam Coffee Morning ☕ + Optional Documentary: You Can See Everything 🎬

Sun, Nov 22, 11:00 AM
From London Documentary Network
4.6

# DocJam Coffee Morning ☕🎬 **☕ Want to join us? Please register on Luma:** 👉 **[https://luma.com/z6qmcgay](https://luma.com/z6qmcgay)** *Please note: Clicking 'Attend' on Meetup doesn't register you on Luma. All event registrations and updates are being managed through Luma to keep everything in one place.* *** Fancy meeting some fellow documentary lovers and filmmakers over a coffee? Come along to **Hackney Picturehouse from 11am on Sunday 22 November** for a relaxed morning of coffee, chats and getting to know each other. Whether you're a filmmaker, thinking about making your first documentary, or just enjoy watching them, everyone's welcome. The idea is simply to bring people together who share an interest in documentaries. A chance to meet new people, exchange ideas, maybe find someone to collaborate with, or just have a nice Sunday morning. **It's free to come along, and there's no formal agenda.** ### 🎬 Fancy watching a documentary afterwards? There's also an optional trip to the cinema at **1pm** to watch *You Can See Everything*. The film follows Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, the Silicon Valley company that promised to revolutionise blood testing before collapsing in a huge fraud scandal. ### 🎟️ Film tickets (optional) Tickets are **£16.99**. Not cheap, unfortunately! But the film has been getting rave reviews, with **96% on Rotten Tomatoes**. It's also nearly three hours long, so hopefully worth treating yourself to! If you'd like to come to the film, please book your own ticket. For anyone who wants to sit together, the suggestion is to start from **seat H3**, filling up row H first, then moving to row G and forwards. 👉 **[Book your film ticket here](https://web.picturehouses.com/order/showtimes/010-110094/seats?utm_source=luma)** And of course, **the film is completely optional**. Feel free to come just for coffee and chats, and head off whenever you like. Hope to see you there! **☕ Please remember to register on Luma to attend:** 👉 **[https://luma.com/z6qmcgay](https://luma.com/z6qmcgay)** *** DocJam is a Community Partner of **London Documentary Network**.

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You Can See Everything (2026)

You Can See Everything (2026)

Mon, Nov 23, 7:30 PM
From London Alt Gigs and Cult Cinema
4.8

It's been ages since there was a documentary sensation like You Can See Everything, which has just been expanded from the ultra-expensive screenings at the posh chain cinemas to the rank and file indies. That includes the massive screen 1 at the Genesis, the biggest cinema screen in East London. Nathan Fielder has become one of the most original and hilarious filmmakers of our time, beginning with fix-your-business TV series [Nathan For You](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0TRpGP8yH4) and expanding into comedy drama with Emma Stone and Benny Safdie in [The Curse](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98XP3t5pGx8) and making some of the most extraordinary TV of the past decade with [The Rehearsal](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CaHP5P4wUc). This three-hour doc, a collaboration with 'Primetime director Lance Oppenheimer, sees Fielder staying with disgraced medtech founder Elizabeth 'Theranos' Holmes and her husband before she goes to jail. Early reports suggest it is amazing and the fact people seem desperate not to spoil it makes me very excited. It isn't often we go to a brand new movie in this group! Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvW_N5p1q44 Tickets are under £7 including booking fee and available [here](https://genesis.admit-one.co.uk/tickets/?perfCode=14078). We can meet in the bar at 7pm for a pre-drink and head in afterwards.

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Deep Impact (1998)

Deep Impact (1998)

Tue, Dec 1, 6:00 PM
From The Broo-kino's Film Club
3.4

Please meet on the ground floor of 184 Shepherds Bush Road just before 6pm and we will escort you to the 1st floor where our secret cinema is!

1 attendee
Fjord

Fjord

Sat, Nov 14, 5:00 PM
From The Art House Cinema Meetup
4.6

The Palme d’Or winning director of 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days joined the rarified group of directors to receive Cannes Film Festival’s top prize twice, with this portrait of cultures clashing in a small Norwegian community. Timetable Meet and greet 17.00 by the mediateque Screening BFI 1 17.15 Discussion 8pm BfI benugo bar

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8 attendees
The Alt/Cult Autumn Social

The Alt/Cult Autumn Social

Thu, Nov 19, 7:00 PM
From London Alt Gigs and Cult Cinema
4.8

Is autumn getting later with each year or is it just the socials? Either way, the leaves are browning and almost ready to fall, Halloween is on the horizon and that first winter chill is approaching. So, why not stave off the SAD blues by coming out for a few drinks with friends old and new to talk about art, culture, socialising and everything else good in life? The venue this time is one of my favourite pubs in London, the Old Dispensary in Camberwell, the prospect of which seemed to appeal to a lot of people at the summer social. There's a good, vaguely affordable drinks selection, a great atmosphere and potentially even some free live music later on!

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11 attendees
Secret Film Screening Series: Border as Method

Secret Film Screening Series: Border as Method

Tue, Nov 17, 7:00 PM
From Left Culture Club: Events & Socials for a Radical Future
4.8

Join LCC for the first screening in **Border as Method**, a six-part series on borders, bordering, and borderlands. Taking up Mezzadra and Neilson's provocation that "the border has inscribed itself at the center of contemporary experience," the series asks us to think beyond the border as a line between two sovereign states. Across six films, we will encounter the border in multiple material and discursive forms. Each film in the series will build on questions raised by the last, followed by an open discussion. **The films themselves are secret.** We won’t publish the titles in advance, but guesses are welcome. Our third screening is a double feature! A short video essay about Morocco-Spain border crossings is followed by a 1960s film about a Senegalese woman who moves to France to work in the home of a white couple. Looking forward to meeting you and hearing your thoughts. _ Please note, we are committed to making every one of our events welcoming and safe for everybody. Our spaces are non-partisan, but not apolitical. Racism, sexism, antisemitism, classism, forms of discrimination based on sexual preference or gender identity are not tolerated. If you are a victim of bigotry or harassment at any of our events, please raise this with an organiser, who will act appropriately. We broadly follow this code of conduct: [Anarchist Code of Conduct](https://anarchistcode.com/anarchist-code-of-conduct/view.php)

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Meetup helps people find and join groups unified by shared interests, such as documentary enthusiasts, and attend related events in London.

Use Meetup to search for documentary film groups and screenings in London, tailored to your interests in arts and culture.

Yes, London has various groups on Meetup that organize film screenings, including documentaries, hosted at different venues across the city.

Create a Meetup account, search for documentary-related groups in London, review their activities, and join those that interest you.

Yes, many groups welcome suggestions from members. You can engage with the group by sharing your screening ideas to see if there's collective interest.

While some events may require a fee, many documentary screenings in London are free or have optional contributions. Check event details on Meetup.

No experience is required! Meetup welcomes anyone interested in documentaries, whether you're a seasoned film critic or just discovering your passion.

Documentary screenings often draw diverse audiences, including filmmakers, offering a chance to network and engage with creatives in the industry.

Screenings in London can be frequent, but they depend on group organizers. Regular participants often find multiple events happening monthly.

It depends on local availability and organizer schedules. Keep checking Meetup for the latest updates on documentary screenings in London.

Absolutely! Attending documentary screenings is an excellent way to meet new people with similar interests when new to London.

Many events are free, but some documentary screenings may charge a fee or ask for contributions, which are specified in event details.

Meetup is designed for individuals to join community activities. Solo attendees are welcome and often quickly find new friends.

Not all screenings include a discussion session. Check the event details on Meetup for information about post-screening activities.

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