Did you know Lewisham Libraries has DVDs to rent as well as film showings in our branches?
Library Film Screenings
Run out of your monthly data allowance? Did you know that Lewisham Libraries show a range of films for families as well as adults? We show a mixture of newly released DVDs, classics and independent films from local film makers.
Owing to Licensing restrictions, we cannot advertise what we are showing here, but you can pick up a monthly guide in the Branch that the film is being shown in.
You can also rent DVDs from us for affordable prices.
Owing to Licensing restrictions, we cannot advertise what we are showing here, but you can pick up a monthly guide in the Branch that the film is being shown in.
You can also rent DVDs from us for affordable prices.
Deptford Library
| Day | Film | Time |
| Mondays | Movie Mondays (new Releases) | 5.00–7.00pm |
| Mondays | Classic Film Mondays(last Monday of the month) | 5.00–7.00pm |
| Saturdays | Family Films* | 2.30–4.30pm |
Downham Library
| Day | Film | Time |
| Saturdays | Family Films* | 12.30-3.30pm |
| Sundays | Adult | 1.00-3.00pm |
*Only adults accompanying a child or children may enter these film showings
New Cross Community Library
| Day | Film | Time |
| Wednesdays | Children’s Film Club* | 4.00-6.00 pm |
| Wednesdays | Cinema club suitable for over 18s | 7.00-9.00 pm |
| (alternative weeks – check onsite posters) |
Other Places to Watch Films
Deptford Cinema
39 Deptford BroadwayLondon, SE8 4PQ
info@deptfordcinema.org
http://deptfordcinema.org/
It is now the oldest operating cinema in Lewisham. Our 40 seat cinema is open for business and fully functional.
Catford Mews
32 Winslade WayCatford Centre
SE6 4JU
https://catford-mews.co.uk/
The name pays tribute to the original Catford Mews. We aim to be truly inclusive and to serve as a platform for local talent and entrepreneurs.
Curzon Goldsmiths
Curzon Goldsmiths,Goldsmiths College, Richard Hoggart Building, Lewisham Way, SE14 6NW
Follow them on Facebook and Twitterfor regular updates.
http://www.curzongoldsmiths.com/
Showing the very best of independent & blockbuster film releases, the cinema is open to everyone.
Curzon Goldsmiths is open weekday evenings and all day weekends.
Bellingham Film Palace
The Fellowship and StarRandlesdown Road
Bellingham
London SE6 3BT
http://fellowshipandstar.co.uk/film-listings/
Food, drink, music, atmosphere and a chance to watch anything from first run films, independent and art house cinema, family films to live cinema events.
Close-Up Film Centre
97 Sclater Street,London E1 6HR
+44 (0)20 3784 7970 info@closeupfilmcentre.com https://www.closeupfilmcentre.
Peckhamplex
95a Rye Lane, London,SE15 4STBox Office 0844 567 2742
Office: 0844 567 2742 managers@peckhamplex.net
http://www.peckhamplex.london/
and home to the £4.99 cinema ticket.
Rich Mix
35-47 Bethnal Green Road London, E1 6LABox Office: 020 7613 7498
Office: 020 7613 7490boxoffice@richmix.org.uk
https://www.richmix.org.uk
Rich Mix is East London's independent arts venue, charity & social enterprise since 2006. Home to over 20 creative businesses.
Other Places to find Independent Film
BFI Southbank
https://whatson.bfi.org.uk
Southbank shows classic, contemporary, avant garde and traditional films from around the world and well as from British Filmmakers.
You can also find film and TV in their Library and Filmstore.
https://whatson.bfi.org.uk
Southbank shows classic, contemporary, avant garde and traditional films from around the world and well as from British Filmmakers.
You can also find film and TV in their Library and Filmstore.
Prince Charles Cinema
https://www.princecharlescinema.com/
The only independent cinema in the West end. It offers low price tickets for a range of films: blockbusters, specialist and Independent. They also have sing-a-long nights, showing favourites such as The Sound of Music, Grease or the Rocky Horror Picture Show
https://www.princecharlescinema.com/
The only independent cinema in the West end. It offers low price tickets for a range of films: blockbusters, specialist and Independent. They also have sing-a-long nights, showing favourites such as The Sound of Music, Grease or the Rocky Horror Picture Show
Archival Film and Film Festivals
Free Film Festivals
https://www.freefilmfestivals.org/
A community group that organises free neighbourhood film festivals, to encourage community involvement through film.
The first Free Film Festival took place in 2010 in Peckham and Nunhead, South East London, and the idea has spread from there.
Our festivals, which are completely run by volunteers, bring people together to enjoy films they might not have seen in places they may not have been. Each festival is run by its own group of volunteers, but with support from other festivals, including shared projection equipment.
https://www.freefilmfestivals.org/
A community group that organises free neighbourhood film festivals, to encourage community involvement through film.
The first Free Film Festival took place in 2010 in Peckham and Nunhead, South East London, and the idea has spread from there.
Our festivals, which are completely run by volunteers, bring people together to enjoy films they might not have seen in places they may not have been. Each festival is run by its own group of volunteers, but with support from other festivals, including shared projection equipment.
London Screen Archive
https://www.londonsscreenarchives.org.uk/The network is managed by Film London and encompasses organisations that hold heritage film collections across London, including local and borough archives, museums, galleries, public sector bodies, community groups, and national charities. We work with our members to digitise their films and ensure the long-term sustainability of their moving image collections, as well as offering opportunities for public engagement through screenings and events, volunteering programmes, training and education.
All our members’ collections are brought together and made searchable through this website, and the London’s Screen Archives team are available for any queries on the collections, including licensing and research.
Film London
http://filmlondon.org.uk/whats-on/film-festivals-LondonFind out about some of the many festivals that take place throughout the year in the capital.
Lewisham's Lost Cinemas
https://lewishamlostcinemas.wordpress.com/lewishams-lost-cinemas/Back in the 1930s, there were over twenty venues showing films in Lewisham! This blog gives more information about some of the cinemas that used to exist throughout the actual borough of Lewisham, including Lewisham Central, Lee, Catford, Downham, Sydenham, Hither Green, Forest Hill, Brockley, Deptford and New Cross.
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