At a sports boarding school, a young boxer narrowly survives a fatal accident, saved by his best friend. After a swift recovery, an inexplicable pain takes hold of him, threatening his dreams of greatness and his position in the team.
WILD FOXES is available to screen from 20/04: bit.ly/4cqFEM1
📸 Skye Community Cinema
We’re delighted to announce that Cinema For All has been successful in our application for multi-year support from the BFI National Lottery Audience Projects Fund.
This generous funding will support the development of this thriving movement of over 1750 community cinemas. Learn more: bit.ly/4mGiFA2
We're excited to be back at Film Camp during Flatpack Festival 🎬
Film Camp is a chance to connect and spark ideas on bringing audiences to the big screen. Our session will focus on opening new collaborations and possibilities for your community cinema!
📆 14/05/26
📍 MAC, Birmingham
🎟️ bit.ly/3Q7IlJv
We’re proud to be a distribution partner for the People's Emergency Briefing - a new film featuring Chris Packham and leading climate scientists - all discussing the climate crisis and what can be done solve it.
The licence is free for all not for profit groups. Find out more: bit.ly/4mjpJlE
Sophy Romvari's deeply personal portrait of childhood and family fractures follows a Hungarian immigrant family as they attempt to build a new life on Vancouver Island in the late 90s.
BLUE HERON is available for community cinemas to screen from 07/08/26: bit.ly/3PSN9T5
Thinking of applying to join our Board of Trustees? Our online coffee morning on 16th April is an informal chance to learn more about the roles available, ask questions, and hear from past and current Cinema For All board members.
Register now ☕: bit.ly/41mLbgg
May 2021. A UK Home Office raid triggers one of the most successful acts of civil resistance in memory. In Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, residents rush to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Screen EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET from 20/04: bit.ly/4miRgnt
Want to help shape the future of Cinema For All? We want to hear from you!
We are adding two new elected Trustees and two new appointed Trustees to our Board to reflect the people, places and perspectives that make up the community cinema movement today. Find out more and apply: bit.ly/4sK4WtX
Our new Curated Menu is available to book 🎞 From outstanding animation to illuminating documentaries, the menu hosts 10 titles available to screen for just £90!
Find our more and book your screening: bit.ly/4c577S1
A close-up shot of a denim jacket adorned with various pin badges and tickets spelling ‘RIP IT UP’. Text reads: ‘Inside BFI FAN CON & Rip It Up. Tuesday 31 March, Online’.
Last places available!! 🚨
Jump into tomorrow’s online member session for your quick guide on what’s ahead for UK film exhibitors this year. You’ll get a behind-the-scenes preview of BFI FAN CON and Rip It Up, a major new UK-wide celebration of youth culture in cinema.
Sign up: bit.ly/4uJynOs🔥
After fleeing persecution, Nigerian migrant Isio is sent to Hatchworth Removal Centre, where she meets Farah. As their bond blossoms into romance, they must decide whether to trust a broken system or follow a plan that could cost them everything.
DREAMERS is available to screen now: bit.ly/4tL4bll
Our team had a great day in Leeds yesterday visiting the recipients of our new equipment residency scheme, Cinematic Communion!
As part of the scheme, they've received a full set of equipment alongside bursary and training support from our team to help their cinema grow and reach new audiences 📽️
Thanks to your amazing generosity, we have raised an incredible £17,220 through our Big Give campaign 🥳
Your donations will help increase access to cinema and support groups transforming their communities through the power of film. We couldn’t have done this without you.
Vive la community cinema 💚
We’re at 80% ✨ Thank you to everyone who has helped get us this far, it means the world!
The deadline for donations is 11.59am today and any donation, big or small, will be doubled by Big Give and help us reach our goal, providing vital support to community cinemas across the UK: bit.ly/46ZTCkS
Our Big Give campaign closes tomorrow but there’s still time to donate and help widen access to the arts for communities across the UK.
Until midday tomorrow, every donation we receive will be matched, providing invaluable resources for our work as a charity. Donate now 💚: bit.ly/46ZTCkS
A huge thanks to everyone who has donated to our Big Give campaign so far 💚
Donate any amount before 24th March and have your donation matched, providing invaluable support for the 1,700+ volunteer-led cinemas nationwide.
Donate today: bit.ly/46ZTCkS
Since 1946 Cinema For All has worked to support, champion, and fund groups - from the Orkney to the South Downs - who are bringing their communities together through the magic of film.
Donate before 24th March and Big Give will match your donation, keeping cinema accessible to all:
bit.ly/46ZTCkS
Our Big Give campaign is live! As a charity we rely on our amazing friends and supporters. Any donations made in the next week will be matched in full and support groups across the UK who are transforming their communities through accessible, people-led cinema!
Donate today 💚: bit.ly/46ZTCkS
Interested in screening climate action films? We're hosting an online conversation with the team behind the film National Emergency Briefing @ 11am on the 18th March, where they'll talk about the upcoming release and how community cinemas can get involved.
To join, email ellie@cinemaforall.org.uk 🌍
REBEL DYKES is the untold story of a community of women in 1980s post-punk, and how they went on to change their world by becoming artists, performers, musicians and activists.
Available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/4cJ0uXk
Thanks to our amazing supporters, we’re now able to take part in the Big Give’s Arts For Impact week. From Tuesday 17th to Tuesday 24th March, any donations, big or small, will be matched helping ensure another hundred years of community connection and accessible, people-led cinema across the UK.
Working-class culture, human connection, and the power of pop align in Kim Hopkins' moving and unmistakably British road movie that follows an ageing pop star as he navigates love, family, and the pursuit of one last chart success.
STILL PUSHING PINEAPPLES is available to screen now: bit.ly/4bjMIYR
Great to see Cromarty Community Cinema feature in Time Out's list of the 100 greatest cinemas in the world right now 💚: bit.ly/4d39kiI
Text reads: ‘Film Exhibition Fund: Pitch Pot open’. Photograph from sunset screening at The Dukes shows a seated crowd facing a large screen outdoors, with overhead string lights. BFI FAN NETWORK and the National Lottery logos to bottom.
Test new ideas! Reach new audiences! Our Film Exhibition Fund: Pitch Pot supports organisations to experiment with their film programming through micro-grants of up to £3,000. Proposals are now open and you can submit on a rolling basis: bit.ly/pitchpot 🚀
Take a journey through the 100 year history of community cinema with Rebels with Projectors, our short documentary exploring the past, present and future of this incredible people-led movement.
Find out more: bit.ly/4bkyrMF
🚨SALE🚨
Get up to 50% off all items in our 100 Years collection, including t-shirts, pin badges, and our Girls on Tops collaboration! Celebrate community cinema in style: bit.ly/4mpRRmX
"A film of impossible urgency" - Financial Times
THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB is the profoundly moving true story of a 5-year-old girl trapped under fire in Gaza, and the Palestine Red Crescent emergency responders who tried to save her.
Available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/3OPuLcZ
Some more ballots from our 100 Years, 100 Films poll 🎞
See the final list of the 100 greatest films of century, as voted for by the community cinema and film society movement: bit.ly/4rNkzA3
Our friends at @cosmiccatfilms.bsky.social are inviting community cinemas to part in the one-night-only nationwide premiere of the powerful new documentary Molly Vs THE MACHINES on 1st March, in partnership with the Glasgow Film Festival.
Find out how you can take part: bit.ly/4bpM1z2
