Film & TV

Brixton film-maker Maddie Quarm is tackling a big subject in an unexpected way – and looking for £5,500 so that she and her team...

What was a dark screening room filled with reclining deck chairs and twenty guests awaiting the December launch of Film and Chill at Renaissance,...

Teenagers on a work experience project have created short films in response to this year’s Brixton Design Trail theme of “We Belong”. Organised by...

The Portuguese community of Brixton and wider South London features in a film exploring immigrant experiences and national identity in London through the lens of...

James Perrett meets Paola Melli, director of the South Social Film Festival, to talk about its latest success and what it will offer South Londoners in the...

Blacker Dread, whose music store where Market Row meets Coldharbour Lane was an essential part of an earlier Brixton, is the subject of a...

Brixton was yesterday (11 February) the setting for the premiere of a unique new film, an education drama that explains how a criminal trial...

https://youtu.be/HwhSyxNQpTA   Brixton filmmaker Shane Duncan (right) explores gentrification in his short documentary This is Brixton. It takes the form of interviews in and around Brixton with people...

On the day that Lambeth submits its bid to become the first London Borough of Culture, one of the thousands of reasons why the...

The Herne Hill Free Film Festival is returning for another year to share cinematic goodwill with nine free events and a partnership with...

Film education charity, Into Film, has launched a My Local Culture Filmmaking Competition for young Londoners in partnership with the Mayor of London’s London...

Residents of Cressingham Gardens – who are planning a new protest over Lambeth council’s decision to demolish their homes next to Brockwell Park –...

The Brixton Pound café last night (6 November) hosted the premiere of a web drama series set largely in Brixton and featuring several local...

The Cinema Museum in Kennington, housed in the old Lambeth Workhouse, where Charlie Chaplin was sent as a child, is under threat. The museum’s...

In Other Words, which premiered at the British Film Institute in London, was written and produced by Brixton poet and founder of Poetic Unity,...

  The Feast, a new short film, is a story of power, abuse and hunger. It will be privately screened in September and is definitely...