What we’re about
Our group is about meeting up with others to experience the best of film and to discuss it in a socially relaxed way without fear of censorship or suppression.
Our mission is to host/organise regular meetups at Nottingham Broadway, as well as less frequent events at Derby Quad, Mammoth (Nottingham), Beeston Arc, Leicester Phoenix, Sheffield Showroom and other cinemas.
We will also be looking to organise other events that are in some way film/cinema related.
For standard events, we meet at the venue before the film, then gather together again afterwards to discuss any thoughts we have. There’s an organiser at each event to act as host and to answer any questions. Drinks, food etc. can be ordered as desired, when available.
This group is for anyone who wants to become part of a bunch of enthusiastic “film appreciators” and meet new people.
We ALWAYS look to retain all of our valued attendees, as long as doing so has no adverse impact on the group as a whole. All we ask for is common decency and consideration for others so as to keep our Meetups as enjoyable as possible.
We look forward to you joining us at an event soon!
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Gilda - 4K Restoration, at Broadway NottinghamBroadway Cinema, 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham
'A then-up-and-coming star, Gilda did more than any other role to solidify Rita Hayworth as a smouldering femme fatale of the noir genre. Here, she and co-star Glenn Ford find themselves locked in a twisty tale as two expats in Buenos Aires caught up in corruption, lust and organised crime.
"Directed by Charles Vidor, Gilda's sumptuous visuals and Hollywood classicism ensure it remains a supremely watchable work. But it is Hayworth igniting the screen that ensures it remains an iconic classic." – Cinema Rediscovered'
- Directed by: Charles Vidor
- Cast: Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford
- Year: 1946
- Duration: 109min
- Certificate: PG
Screen Two, 4.00pm showing. Trailer here. Booking link at https://www.broadway.org.uk/whats-on/gilda-4k-restoration.
If you arrive before the film, We'll be in the Café Bar from 3.00pm.
We'll reconvene in the Café Bar after the film for drinks and chat.
- Standing in This Place: The Journey Continues!Broadway Cinema, 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham
ALL TICKETS £2.50
[Event description from the Broadway website]
'Ebony Reels Film Club welcomes you to Broadway Cinema for a special screening event exploring the development of the Standing In This Place sculpture project - planned for Nottingham Broadmarsh’s new ‘Green Heart'
Enjoy a rich mix of film, fantastic spoken word performances from Quinton Green and Nottingham poet Cara Thompson, as well as a fascinating interactive panel discussion with key figures from the project. Two short films by Fred Glenister (50 mins) and Rachell Halaburda (15 min) will showcase the development, creation, and casting of this important artwork. The sculpture gives voice and recognition to the contributions of millions of enslaved Black women uprooted to the Americas, as well as the thousands of Nottingham women and girls whose labour was the driving force behind the East Midlands’ textile industry and the development of Nottingham’s Lace Market.
Join us! Celebrate the many collaborators whose grassroots participation has brought untold stories and this artwork to life.'
Duration: 150min
Screening event starts at 2pm in Screen One. Booking link at https://www.broadway.org.uk/whats-on/standing-place-journey-continues.
If you arrive before the start of the screening event, We'll be in the Café Bar from 1.15pm.
We'll reconvene in the Café Bar after the films, performances and panel discussion for drinks and chat.
- A Christmas Carol, at The Arc Cinema BeestonArc cinema Beeston, Beeston
The Arc Cinema, 2 Station Road, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2WJ
Drama/Animation - Arc Live! Event Cinema
"A radical animated retelling of the holiday classic that starts with a Victorian performance of the Charles Dickens tale before diving into the imagination of one of the children in the audience, taking the story to a darker fantasy realm."
"We are delighted to be brining you a brand new made for cinema immersive adaptation of a classic family favourite. This will be a real treat for those who love Christmas entertainment, innovative cinema, contemporary dance and ballet or good old fashioned story telling! A Victorian family prepares a paper theatre for a performance of A Christmas Carol. The audience enters the imagination of one of the children and quickly, the cardboard stage transforms to reveal a magical world containing real dancers and stylised sets. The classic tale unfolds in a rich tapestry of highly absorbing, theatrical drama featuring sumptuous visual effects inspired by the techniques of early cinema. In a daring twist of format, characters are portrayed by dancers and voiced by an eclectic cast of the world’s most recognisable actors. The mix of danced action and spoken narration brings fresh dimension to Dickens’ characters and poetic language, whilst remaining true to the beauty of the author’s original narrative."
Screen 6, 15:30 showing, Duration 96 mins, Year 2020
Trailer: A Christmas Carol 2020 - Trailer - Andy Serkis, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya
Ticket Booking Link: Arc Cinema Beeston – Cinema listings, times and online tickets - A Christmas Carol (2020)If you arrive before the film, We'll be in The Beeston Social from 14:30pm.
We'll reconvene in the Bar at The Beeston Social after the film for drinks and chat. Food available.
| A Christmas Carol |
| ----------------- |
| Directed by |
| Written by |
| Based on |by Charles Dickens |
| Produced by | Jacqui MorrisDavid Morris |
| Starring |Simon Russell Beale
Carey Mulligan
Martin Freeman
Daniel Kaluuya
Andy Serkis
Leslie Caron
|| Narrated by | Siân Phillips |
| Cinematography | Michael Wood |
| Edited by | Gary Forrester |
| Music by | Alex Baranowski |
| Production
company | Frith Street Films |
| Release date |20 November 2020
|| Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
See production info at IMDbPro
