This Saturday, the Friends of Fortune Green will pick up where they left off last summer with the first outdoor film screening of the year. Powered by bike (not DeLorean). If you didn’t come to these last year, they were … Continue reading →
If you’ve been to Camden Arts Centre over the past few weeks then you’ll have seen the rather amazing T-Rex/Godzilla sculpture by Serena Korda. If you’ve looked more closely you’ll have spotted a couple of harnesses inside it – yes, … Continue reading →
In April the film club saw Trance, which was enjoyed by almost everyone. Our next movie is also London-based and also the work of an original and eclectic British director; in this case Michael Winterbottom. His latest film, The Look … Continue reading →
It’s nearly time for the third instalment of the monthly NW6 Film Club, and this month’s offering is a great pick! Trance is Danny Boyle’s (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire, 28 Days Later) first film since his legendary Olympic opening ceremony last … Continue reading →
What did NW6 Film Club make of Stoker, when we saw it at the start of the month? Nathan’s compiled the meta review: [View the story “#NW6FilmClub Verdict on Stoker” on Storify]
Continue reading →Looking for something different to do on Saturday? Want to keep the kids entertained or try out some great food? Don’t want to stray too far from home? The Camden Arts Centre’s special open day may be the place to … Continue reading →
It’s nearly time for the second installment of the monthly NW6 Film Club, and this Sunday’s offering should be a nice contrast to Zero Dark Thirty, which we saw last time. The film this time is Stoker – a film … Continue reading →
On the last Sunday of January, more than 20 people turned up to the Tricycle for the first ever NW6 Film Club night. We saw Kathryn Bigelow’s controversial film Zero Dark Thirty. Nathan has collated some of the audience’s reaction: … Continue reading →
STOP PRESS: This event is now full. If you’d like to go on the waiting list then by all means contact me, and leave a mobile number. We’re a cultured bunch in West Hampstead, right? We know our Matisse from … Continue reading →
This month we’re launching the imaginatively named NW6 Film Club – an informal meetup of local film buffs. It’s basically like a book club only with a screen instead of pages! Or is that what book clubs will be like … Continue reading →
