The Cinema of Tomorrow presents a film festival all-dayer where 3 people/collectives will screen films in public for the 1st time, and the audience gets 3 shows for the price of 1! This is the grand finale of Programmers of Tomorrow: A Season of Workshops and Screenings for the Future of Film Exhibition (PoT). Come on down for some eclectic movies, truly fresh programming and heaps of do-it-together community spirit.
Line-up
Doors will be open 45 mins before each screening (and 15 minutes after the screenings have started).
Although your ticket is for the entire day and allows for re-entry please do not arrive in the middle of a film.
12.45 Talking About Trees (2019), presented by Talking About Trees
3.30 Emuthi Puthi (2022), presented by Brown Women in Film
6.30 Speed Racer (2008), presented by Simran Sanghera
Food
Empanadas (veg & meaty) and pot noodles with a selection of exciting toppings will be available. The museum also has a licensed bar, soft drinks and snacks.
Shopping
A physical media stall will be piled high with zines, VHSs and film culture treats to take home with you.
Fundraiser
Proceeds for this event are split evenly between supporting the Programmers of Tomorrow and its venue, the Cinema Museum in Kennington. The museum is currently raising money to buy its amazing building and cement its place as the living archive of London's cinema history.
Access
There is one step to get into the museum, and a lift to get into the screening hall.
Accessible and all gender toilets available. Carers free.
No one turned away for lack of funds (NOTAFLOF). Please email us for a discounted or free ticket.
If you have any other questions or requests do get in touch!
cinemaoftomorrowldn@gmail.com
Cinema of Tomorrow is a film club and microcinema in the making for South East London