Film Club at the Roxy

12/03/2026

📣 TONIGHT 📣

🎥 Please join us for our screening of Kit Vincent’s personal documentary Red Herring.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

What the critics said:

“This emotional, raw and quietly powerful documentary started out as a study of how his dad Lawrence came to terms with his son getting ill. The title is a giveaway that the finished article is not that film.”
Cath Clarke, The Guardian

“Red Herring is a film that seeks to defy the expectations of its heavy topic, however steep the odds.”
Miranda Collinge, Esquire

06/03/2026

🎥 Please join us next Thursday 12th March for our screening of Kit Vincent’s personal documentary Red Herring.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

🥇 Nominee – Maverick Award, British Independent Film Awards 2023
🏆 Winner – Best UK Feature, Raindance Film Festival 2023

Red Herring is a deeply personal documentary by filmmaker Kit Vincent, who was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer at 24. Vincent turns the camera on the people around him as they come to terms with his illness. The ‘red herring’ here turns out to be Kit’s diagnosis, which serves as a distraction from the more complex truths about family, love and what it means to truly live.

11/02/2026

📣 TOMORROW 📣

🎥 Please join us for our February screening where we will be showing showing Felipe Gálvez Haberle’s debut feature film The Settlers.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

What the critics said:

“It’s a fierce, stark, almost primitive parable of cruelty and power.”
⭐ Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

“The film is a searing account of the “settling” of Tierra del Fuego, a borderline area where everything was up for grabs, and lawlessness was the only rule. “The Settlers” is not just an account of historical events, it’s a national reckoning with a barbaric past.”
⭐ Sheila O’Malley, rogerebert.com

08/02/2026

🎥 Please join us this Thursday 12th February, for our showing of Felipe Gálvez Haberle’s debut feature film The Settlers.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

🏆 Winner – International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) Prize, Cannes 2024
🥇 Winner – Fiction Grand Award, International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights 2023

In Chile in 1901, three horsemen are paid to protect a vast estate. Accompanying a British soldier and an American mercenary is a part-indigenous tracker, who realises that his true mission is to help kill the Patagonian natives. Violence escalates on their murderous adventure, exposing the brutality of colonialism and the erasure of indigenous identity.

07/01/2026

📣 TOMORROW 📣

🎥 Please join us for our January screening where we will be showing Walter Salles’ I’m Still Here (Ainda Estou Aqui).

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

What the critics said

“Torres is deservedly Oscar nominated for best actress in a performance of extraordinary intelligence and emotional complexity.”

⭐ Wendy Ide, The Observer

“Salles is also good at slyly contrasting the brightness of their family life, pre-arrest, with the encroaching government oppression – a timely reminder of how fascist governments take control.”

⭐ Alistair Harkness, Scotsman

05/01/2026

🎥 Please join us this Thursday 8th January, for our showing of Walter Salles’ I’m Still Here (Ainda Estou Aqui).

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

🏆 Winner – Grand Jury prize, Venice Film Festival 2024
🥇 Nominee – Best Film Not in the English Language, BAFTA 2025

A political biographical drama starring Fernanda Torres as Eunice, a mother and an activist coping with the forced disappearance of her husband, Rubens Pavia, during the military dictatorship in Brazil from 1964 to 1985. Fernanda Torres gives an outstanding performance as a mother trying to keep her family together and find answers to a great injustice. A powerful and moving film which explores the permanence of love and grief.

04/01/2026

Congratulations to you, Charles 🥂 this is so well-deserved!

Thank you for everything you do to facilitate our film club!

A reception held at The Roxy to celebrate Charles Morris receiving an MBE in the New Year's honours list. Charles is pictured with MP Michelle Scrogham, Mayor Shirley-Anne Wilson, family members, friends, Roxy staff and customers.
The reception was held prior to the screening of Alfred Hitchcock's The Man who knew too much.

07/12/2025

🎥 Please join us next Thursday 11th December, for our showing of Emmanuel Courcol’s The Marching Band (En Fanfare).

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

🏆 Nominee – Best Actor, Best Film, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, César Awards 2025

🥇 Winner – City of Donostia Audience Award, San Sebastian International Film Festival 2024

Acclaimed conductor Thibaut has leukemia and needs a bone marrow donor. Learning he was adopted, he finds an older brother, a musician and factory worker. Their reunion sparks a fraternal, musical journey amidst the town’s factory closure.

12/11/2025

📣 TOMORROW 📣

🎥 Please join us for Film Club at The Roxy’s showing of Maura Delpero’s Vermiglio.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

What the critics say:

“The rare movie set in the past that seems attuned to the consciousness of the time it depicts.”

Matt Zoller Seitz, RogerEbert.com

05/11/2025

🎥 Please join us Thursday 13th November, for our showing of Maura Delpero’s Vermiglio.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

🏆 Winner – Grand Jury prize, Venice Film Festival 2024
🥇 Winner – Best International Screenplay (FIPRESCI Prize), Palm Springs International Film Festival 2025

1944, Vermiglio, a remote mountain village. The arrival of Pietro, a deserter, into the family of the local teacher, and his love for the teacher’s eldest daughter, will change the course of everyone’s life.

22/10/2025

📣 TOMORROW 📣

Please join us tomorrow for our screening of No Other Land, dir: Yuval Abraham, Basel Adra, Hamdan Ballal, Rachel Szor.

🎥 Thursday 23rd October
🎫 FREE for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

If you haven’t become a member yet then now is your chance! You will get discounted tickets for our films and access to our free screenings, but most importantly you get to support the film club so we can continue bringing you world cinema.

This gripping documentary chronicles the lives of Palestinians in Masafer Yatta (West Bank) resisting mass displacement and land appropriation by the Israeli military. Over four tumultuous years (2019 to 2023), the film weaves together handheld footage from Palestinian activist Basel and reporting by Israeli journalist Yuval, forging a powerful, collaborative narrative of resistance, friendship, and unequal power under occupation. By pairing raw visual testimony with cross- cultural collaboration, No Other Land not only informs but also challenges audiences—making it a potent catalyst for conversation on film, humanity, and political resistance.

07/10/2025

🎥 Please join us this Thursday 9th October, where we will be showing Aki Kaurismäki’s Fallen Leaves.

🎫 Tickets £6 for members £7 for non-members.
🍿 Doors open 7:30pm film starts 8pm

🏆 Winner – Jury Prize (Aki Kaurismäki), Cannes 2023

“Fallen Leaves is a film about small ordinary people struggling to get by in an increasingly impersonal and industrial age, who hold on to their humanity and sense of hope by finding love.”
- Phillip Concannon, Sight and Sound