BIRMINGHAM PRIDE lights up the city 27th-28th May and, in the heart of Southside, next to the Gay Village, The Electric Cinema is celebrating with a special screening of THE ADVENTURES OF...
Welcome to Wolverhampton Film Festival. Wolverhampton Film Festival is taking place over the space of 3 days within one of the the city's cultural gems in the Newhampton Art Centre,...
Fighting Spirit is a UK based group that organises martial arts and action themed Film Festivals throughout the country. Now in our 7th year, we have hosted events in London...
Join Artist Sarah Hamilton Baker on a sensory journey through film. In these relaxed screenings you will be invited to touch, smell and feel your way through the films! We...
CAN I LIVE? FROM THEATRE COMPLICITÉ FILM: Conceived, written and performed by Fehinti Balogun Created with world-renowned theatre company Complicité, Can I Live? is the story of how, as a part of the...
We are Screen B14, Kings Heath’s first community cinema. We aim to bring accessible, affordable, AMAZING cinema straight to you. To us, there’s nothing better than experiencing film together, whether...
The Birmingham Indian Film festival returns to the MAC Birmingham and The Electric from Friday 23 June to Sunday 2 July and includes previews of international festival successes alongside the ever-popular Too...
Midlands filmmaker Shona Auerbach presents her new feature Rudy, a poignant insight into love, loss and moving on. Stuck as a proxy parent to her younger siblings and dealing with...
Nubia Way screening and talk with co-producer James Thormod to explore self-building as a site of possibility and housing in the Black Imagination. As part of MAIA’s exploration into how...
In January, our Founder Tobi Oredein wrote a Founder's Letter titled "Why Riches Are the Glamour, Glitz, and Black Drama We Deserve." The show follows a British-Nigerian family running a multimillion-pound...
