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London Local Filmmakers Collective (LLFC) — Kickoff Cocktails and More!

London Local Filmmakers Collective (LLFC) — Kickoff Cocktails and More!

Sat, Jun 13, 6:30 PM
From London Local Filmmakers Collective

We’re kicking off the very first **London Local Film Collective** **(LLFC)** meetup at **The Cocktail Club Monument** on **June 13**. We’ll meet at **7:30 PM**, with more details and exact meetup instructions to come closer to the day. It is a perfect spot to gather, talk shop, and get to know each other before we start making all kinds of brilliant low-budget chaos together. You can check out the venue before the meetup:[ ](https://www.thecocktailclub.com/bars/monument?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=gbp&utm_campaign=homepage)**[Here.](https://www.thecocktailclub.com/bars/monument?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=gbp&utm_campaign=homepage)**[ ](https://www.thecocktailclub.com/bars/monument?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=gbp&utm_campaign=homepage)The bar is at **Monument, 2B Eastcheap, London EC3M 1AE**. Located in King William House. **A quick RSVP note: We will be making reservations the night before. Because this venue is reservation-based, please do not RSVP yes unless you’re fairly certain you can attend. If something comes up, please update your RSVP as soon as possible and let us know. More than two no-shows will result in removal from the group. No villain arc, just logistics.** This first meetup is all about connection. Come by, have a drink, meet other filmmakers, and tell us what you’re working on — whether that’s a short film, a documentary, a script, a micro-budget feature, a half-finished idea living in your Notes app, or a project you’d love to jump onto with other people. Directors, actors, writers, cinematographers, editors, photographers, animators, and curious *“I know I want in, I just don’t know where yet”* people are all welcome. We’ll meet at **7:30 PM**, and I’ll send more details and meetup instructions closer to the day. Let’s make some cool stuff together!

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Deep Impact (1998)

Deep Impact (1998)

Tue, Jun 2, 5:00 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
DISCLOSURE DAY! + Drinks at The Queens in Crouch End!

DISCLOSURE DAY! + Drinks at The Queens in Crouch End!

Fri, Jun 12, 6:00 PM
From North London Film Club
4.7

**DISCLOSURE DAY!** **Director:** Steven Spielberg **Cast:** Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, Eve Hewson If you found out we weren't alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFe6NRgoXCM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFe6NRgoXCM) Cinema: Crouch End Picturehouse. Schedule: Film start TBC when the schedule updates. We meet at the Picturehouse bar area for drinks at 7:00 pm.🍻 After the film we meet in the lobby and head back to the railway tavern to discuss the film🎬 I'll book a table under the name Jason! If you have any questions, use the event chat in the meetup app. Or join our Whatsapp group: Message the organiser (Jason) on Meetup with your meetup name and number. Once verified, you’ll receive the link to the WhatsApp group. Book tickets TBD

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PRIVATE SCREENING - SCARY MOVIE 6

PRIVATE SCREENING - SCARY MOVIE 6

Thu, Jun 11, 6:30 PM
From Black Professional Londoners Events - Party, Network, Date
4.0

**Tickets** - [https://tickxts.com/e/CVQYPEWD](https://tickxts.com/e/CVQYPEWD) Join **The Kickback** for an exclusive private cinema experience bringing together a vibrant community of **Black and mixed heritage professionals across the UK**. This is more than a film screening—it’s a curated space to connect, unwind, and experience a high-quality social atmosphere with good people. **Date:** Thursday, June 11th **Location:** Vue Cinema, Westfield Stratford (East London) **Capacity:** Limited to 260 guests (private screening) This elevated midweek event pairs the long-awaited return of *Scary Movie 6* with an intentional community-focused experience rooted in culture, connection, and energy. **What to expect:** * Private cinema screening of *Scary Movie 6* * Alcoholic and mocktail drinks, including rum punch * Wings and curated snacks from Oluolu Foods * A welcoming space to connect with like-minded professionals * Music and atmosphere curated in true Kickback style * Special elements and surprises to be announced on the night Whether you are coming to network, socialise, or simply enjoy a quality night out, this event offers a refined alternative to the typical cinema experience. **This is a private event with limited availability. Early booking is strongly advised.** Step into the space, bring your people, and be part of the experience. **Follow: The KickBack (Click the usernames to Follow)** **Twitter:** [@TheKickBackHQ](https://www.twitter.com/thekickbackhq/) **Facebook:** [@TheKickBackHQ](https://www.facebook.com/thekickbackhq/) **Instagram:** [@TheKickBackHQ](https://www.instagram.com/thekickbackhq/) **TikTok: [@](https://www.tiktok.com/@thekickbackhq)**[TheKickbackHQ](https://www.tiktok.com/@thekickbackhq) [Join our WhatsApp community here](https://chat.whatsapp.com/G3afVSIpZLP1cQkRsdhMVc) *Pictures and Videos will be taken for marketing purposes.* *All attendees consent to the use of their pictures by @TheKickBackHQ*

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FREE The Coming of Age Exhibition

FREE The Coming of Age Exhibition

Sun, Jun 7, 1:00 PM
From LGBTQ Culture Lovers - London
4.7

[Follow this link for more info, no tickets needed](https://wellcomecollection.org/exhibitions/the-coming-of-age) ‘The Coming of Age’ explores experiences and perceptions of ageing, from adolescence to later life, and asks how societies can adapt for us all to age better. Across the globe, people are living longer. One in ten children in the UK are expected to live beyond the age of 100. But who gets to live longer and ‘age well’? This exhibition explores how experiences of age are shaped by our environment, culture and society. ‘The Coming of Age’ features more than 120 artworks and objects, including historical artefacts and works by contemporary artists. We will join the free intro tour at 14:15 if it's running, then visit by ourselves and you can also check the 'Being Human' permanent exhibition afterwards. When you finish, meet us at the cafe to socialise, if full we will go to a venue nearby. _See comments below for updates_

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Sapphic screening and social – BULLETPROOF - Lez Meet & Arcana collab

Sapphic screening and social – BULLETPROOF - Lez Meet & Arcana collab

Sun, May 31, 2:00 PM
From Lez Meet ! Lesbian & Queer Socials.
4.8

Ticket link here: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/36369/sapphic-screening-and-social-bulletproof-for-all-queer-women Come join us at THE ARZNER Cinema for an afternoon dedicated to sapphic culture ! This time we are screening a brand new documentary by Regan Latimer, "Bulletproof : A Lesbian Guide to Surviving The Plot" We’ll gather from 3pm for drinks at The Arzner's bar before the screening starts (4.00pm), then stay on for some more fun time together, debating on what we have just watched 🍹🍻 Synopsis: In 'Bulletproof: A Lesbian's Guide to Surviving the Plot,' filmmaker Regan Latimer takes an insightful, immersive and personal look at queer representation on television and media's power to shape how we see ourselves. Witty, fast-paced and laced with pop culture references, Regan journeys across North America and beyond in her quest to understand the forces that influence the stories we see on our screens. Original animation and personal anecdotes are interwoven with wide ranging conversations with television insiders, LGBTQ+ community advocates and people who just love to watch TV. As Latimer navigates an ever-evolving media landscape, the filmmaker learns first hand that representation done well has the power to transform. About Arcana: Finding films that truly reflect lesbian and queer women’s lives remains a challenge. They are difficult to produce, to finance, to distribute, to promote, to find, to screen… one movie that comes to you has gone a very long way. Stories where we are not marginal, implied, tragic, or killed — but visible, complex, joyful, political, alive. Bringing those images and queer and lesbian representation to the big screen matters. **Arcana stands loud and strong with our trans brothers and sisters** Any form of hate, discrimination, or transphobia will not be tolerated at any of our events. If you have any concerns or questions about this requirement, please feel free to reach out, and we’ll do our best to address them. Important note: Photos and videos will be taken at our events. Our photographers will be capturing the vibe, and some of these will be posted on our social media. Please come and chat to a host if you would prefer not to appear online.

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