Brighton Community Cinematheque aims to promote cultural diversity and reduce social isolation through film events📼 A diverse program for a diverse audience.
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ALT Graphic with bright yellow background, framed by Reclaim The Frame Logo. Centre of image shows a person with long flowing black hair, holding up a long film strip in one hand, in the middle of an eye. Behind the person, the iris of the eye is light blue with lines emerging from behind them, and white sclera surrounding. Behind this, there are circles mimicking a film role and camera lens, and various sized squares. Surrounding these images, a border with the words ‘Reframe, Reclaim, Rejoice’. The left side of the image lists venues: BFI Southbank, Regent Street Cinema, BFI Player. The right side of the image reads ‘’7-9 March/ 20th Anniversary Weekender’’. Bottom of image is lined with logos from: University of Westminster/ Live Performance, Film Hub London/ Film London/ BFI FAN/ The National Lottery, British Council, and Film Distributors' Association.
ALT Photo of two women (Be Manzini and Charmaine Simpson) standing in front of DAHOMEY movie poster
ALT Call out for freelance Touring Project Coordinators across the UK - application deadline: Wednesday, 5 June 2024.
ALT Black text on beige background reads: “This is not a teenage movie, nor is it a slapstick comedy about people in their 40s who ‘missed the boat’ and must now play catch up. This is a film about honouring one’s culture, loving one’s family and respecting one’s custom while also attempting to figure out what she wants and if she also places the same value on her virginity as those around her.” Isra Al Kassi Image of a brunette girl looking to the side and holding a duvet up against herself to look like a wedding dress. Black boarder with yellow and purple flowers in the corners. Logo for ReclaimTheFrame
ALT A film still from 'The River'. A young man wearing a vest lies on his bed, looking up at the ceiling, with a sad expression.
ALT Film still from Silver Haze directed by Sacha Polak. Two women wearing black tank tops are holding hands at an amusement park.
ALT Reclaim The Frame Graphic. Film still from Silver Haze directed by Sara Polak. Close up image washed in pink of a blonde woman with gliter on her face. The white text over the image reads: Silver Haze. A film by Sara Polak. ‘Remarkable… captures the humour, tone and rhythms of working-class life’ Sight and Sound. In cinemas 29 March. Logos: BFI, Reclaim The Frame.
ALT A square static with a neutral background and white border frame with 'Reclaim The Frame' in the top left hand corner. Image: Key art for the film ORIGIN is used, with neutral background and jigsaw illustration featuring Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor Copy: ORIGIN Written and Directed by Ava DuVernay "Full of heart and vibrant intent" BBC Culture Special Previews with Panel Discussions 29 Feb - 5 Mar Birmingham I Brighton I Liverpool Black Bear / Neon / BFI / Lottery logos
ALT The poster for the film, Origin. On the right hand side is a woman's profile displayed as a jigsaw puzzle with missing pieces.
![Reclaim The Frame graphic. The background image is of two headhshots. On the left is Jeanie Finlay and on the right is Aubrey Gordon. The white text over the image reads: " I knew I wanted to make a film about fatness, but wasn't quite sure what form it was going to take. And so when I read Aubrey's piece [A Request from Your Fat Friend] I really wanted to meet the person that wrote it because it was making the personal, political " Jeanie Finlay for #ReclaimTheFrame](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GF5DGunXMAELHSG.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Reclaim The Frame graphic. The background image is of two headhshots. On the left is Jeanie Finlay and on the right is Aubrey Gordon. The white text over the image reads: " I knew I wanted to make a film about fatness, but wasn't quite sure what form it was going to take. And so when I read Aubrey's piece [A Request from Your Fat Friend] I really wanted to meet the person that wrote it because it was making the personal, political " Jeanie Finlay for #ReclaimTheFrame
ALT Collage image of two headshots side by side. On the left is Ella Glendining; a woman with long, blonde hair, wearing all black. On the right is Erin Enfys; a person with short black hair, sat leaning against a wall laughing, and wearing a pink top and multicoloured trousers. The white text over the images reads: Sunday 19 November. Is There Anybody Out There?. Logos: Reclaim The Frame, Picturehouse, Conic, Audio Description and Descriptive Subtitles.
ALT Film still from Past Lives, directed by Celine Song. A man and woman are sat by a lit up carousel ride in deep conversation.