Film

  1. FILM

    All the Colours of the World are Between Black and White.
    Film Screening and Album Launch
    Friday 10th April
    6pm-9.30pm
    Tickets £15

    All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White is a 2023 Nigerian romantic drama film written and directed by Babatunde Apalowo in his directorial debut.

    Local musicians Catharine Shrubshall and Richard Kett won the Cinema Jove award for best music. Join us for an album launch, feature film screening, and in-conversation with the director and the musicians. Tickets give you entry to the film screening and launch, a free digital download of the album soundtrack, and a free drink.

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  2. FILM

    Oyster Land
    Saturday 22nd March 2025
    Plus Live Music, 7pm 
    Tickets £5 Booking Required

    Oyster Land is a film that spends time with the oystermen of Mersea Island, Essex and explores the ancient oyster culture of the city of Colchester. It's an atmospheric journey of working on the waters of an estuary that has sustained a local trade for thousands of years. The film has been touring the coastal communities of Essex and Suffolk.
    Matthew John Harrison is a filmmaker from Colchester. He started Eudo Films to make home-grown documentaries.


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  3. FILM

    Gossip
    By Hannah Renton
    Saturday 29th March 2025, 7pm
    Film length 17 minutes
    Plus live folk music from Saltings.
    Tickets £5  Booking required.

    East Anglia, 1584. When a young woman goes into labour a group of women, led by the local midwife, gather to guide her through the trials of labour. But as they celebrate the safe arrival of new life, a greater danger arrives at the door. A 16th century tale of community, power and resistance. Gossip tells the untold story of witches as they really were - midwives, healers, women with knowledge and power. Shot on location in Essex and Buckinghamshire.

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  4. FILM

    Codename: Rendlesham
    Deconstructing the UFO legend
    Saturday 15th March 2025, 7pm
    By Chill Factor Films
    Film length: 50 minutes
    Tickets £5. Booking Required.

    The story of an incredible series of events that took place in Rendlesham Forest in Suffolk, England. The incident involved USAF personnel in a close encounter with unknown craft at the very perimeter of RAF Woodbridge. Being leased to the USAF at the time the twin bases of RAF Woodbridge and RAF Bentwaters were highly sensitive as they ( although denied at the time ) housed nuclear weapons.


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  5. 12 Months in Essex

    12 Months in Essex
    Friday 24th January 2025
    6.30pm-8pm
    £5

    Join us for a preview of a film documenting 12 months in the studio of landscape painter Simon Carter. We will be screening January-April, the first four months of the film which has been filmed and edited by Noah Carter. Simon and Noah will be talking about the process afterwards in a Q&A.

    Tickets are £5 for the screening and talk. Book here
    Film time, 40 mins, followed by a Q&A with the artists and filmmaker.

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  6. Seaside Blues Film Club

    SEASIDE BLUES FILM CLUB 2023
    Short films by local filmmakers / British Seaside settings

    Saturday 11 February 2023, 4pm 
    Azul by Tina Rowe

    Saturday 18 February 2023, showing at 4pm and 5pm (film 30 minutes), 
    Blackwater Mouth Tollesbury Creek Jumping Ladz by Tilly Shiner

    Saturday 25 February 2023, 5pm and 6pm
    Salt Wounds by Hannah Renton
    16mm, Film 17 mins, 2022

    Saturday 4 March 2023, 5.30pm
    Three Salons at the Seaside by Philippa Lowthorpe
    Film, 39 minutes, 1994

    Saturday 11th March 2023, 6pm
    Wild Westville, Roll Spacer, Wave/evaW
    3 short films by Sally Child and RFI

    Saturday 18th March 2023, 6pm
    Joey, 2020 (14 min)
    by William Ash and Andrew Knott

    Saturday 25 March 2023, 6pm and 7pm
    At Land, 1944 (15 min)
    by Maya Deren, with live score by Her & Her

     

     

    Film Club painting by Glenda Wakeman

     

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