Film Tottenham Celebrating 100 Years of Community Cinema

by Grace O’Malle

Film Tottenham’s recent programmes brought a wave of energy and creativity to the local community, proving that cinema is more than entertainment — it’s a shared cultural experience.
Film Tottenham has joined the nationwide celebration led by Cinema For All, commemorating a century of volunteer‑led cinema. With screenings of classics and modern gems including A Clockwork Orange, Bend It Like Beckham, Singin’ in the Rain, Moonlight and Muriel’s Wedding, the programme has honoured the
resilience and innovation of community film organisers. Subtitled screenings atThe Beehive have ensured inclusivity, while affordable ticket prices have kept the spirit
of community cinema alive. There are still screenings up until the 7th December including films from the 1920s!
Programme remaining:
1st December 4pm – Steamboat Bill JR (1928)
1st December 7pm – Waxworks (1924)
7th December 7.30pm – Muriel’s Wedding
Venue: The Beehive Pub function room
Tickets: https://100yearsoffilm.eventbrite.co.uk

Love and Obsession – Part of Too Much:
Melodrama on Film, a major BFI and
Film Audience Network UK-wide season
Audiences at The Beehive pub have been treated to a powerful season of
films exploring passion and heartbreak
across decades. Supported by Film
Hub London, Film London, the BFI Film
Audience Network and The National
Lottery, screenings such as Brief Encounter,
Marnie, Black Swan and Blue Valentine
have offered vivid storytelling and
immersive performances.
Film Tottenham Celebrating 100 Years of
Community Cinema by Grace O’Malley
Tickets starting at just £2 have made the
programme accessible to all, ensuring
that film culture reached every corner of
Tottenham. There are still screenings left
and the programme finishes on the 30th
November.
Programme remaining with performances before each film:
30th November 7.30pm – Romeo and Juliet
Venue: The Beehive Pub function room
Tickets: https://loveandobsession.
eventbrite.co.uk
Lasting Impact
These events have showcased Film Tottenham’s dedication to making cinema accessible, affordable, and
deeply connected to local audiences. By blending history, artistry, and community spirit, Adam Awni and his team have strengthened Tottenham’s creative identity and inspired new conversations about the role of film in everyday life.
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www.filmtottenham.com to stay
updated on their next chapter.