We’ve been delivering all our courses online, via Zoom, since July 2020 to enable our learning programme to continue in these very uncertain times.
Feedback from our online course participants has been fantastic: “Being able to connect like this has been so good”, “The technology was used seamlessly and there were no problems”, “rich and engaging and very accessible”.
We’re reopening on 18 June and are reintroducing face-to-face course sessions at the venue. But we will continue to run some of our courses online as customers have told us that virtual sessions offer benefits in terms of convenience and accessibility. So do make sure to check the details carefully when you’re booking.
Wednesdays, 7 – 28 Jul, 7pm – 8.30pm
Japan has a long cinematic history, with both world-renowned makers and indie rebels capturing a rich and complex culture on film. Join us as we explore that history, through well-known and lesser-known films, stars, writers and directors.
Thursdays, 8 – 29 Jul, 7pm – 8.30pm
Britain has a reputation for creating some of the funniest, smartest and most surreal comedy in the world. Join us for this 4-week course that looks at how British comedy has developed on the big screen, for home audiences and abroad.
Sat 24 Jul, 10.30am – 4pm
Join tutor Connor Winterton for this fascinating one-day course exploring the history of realist cinema in Europe and North America.
Mondays, 26 Jul – 20 Sep (8 sessions)
Tuesday, 27 Jul – 21 Sep (8 sessions)
Price: £72 / £64 conc / £60 Member
We’re pleased to be able to restart our our regular film discussion course , led by tutor Alan Seaman, beginning with an 8-week summer term. As usual the course includes a cup of team or coffee and a daytime film ticket. Bookings for the course will open in July – please note we cannot reserve places in advance.