White Wall Cinema presents FRIDAY MARCH 4TH NORTH BY NORTHWEST The master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock thrills in full Vistavision and Technicolor glory in easily one of his greatest creations. Eschewing the 'horror' elements of better known works like Psycho and The Birds, here we see the kind of film Hitch was born to make. […]
White Wall Cinema presents FRIDAY MARCH 11TH The Secret Movie Club Our "Secret Movie Club" project takes a movie you most likely haven't seen before (but will instantly love) and keeps the identity of the movie a secret, only revealing which film you are watching when the opening credits roll. The aim is to provide […]
White Wall Cinema presents THURSDAY MARCH 17TH Wolfwalkers The latest stunningly beautiful animation from the director behind The Secret Of Kells, and Song Of The Sea, this Oscar, Golden Globe and Bafta nominated masterpiece (with a deserved 99% on Rotten Tomatoes) from Tomm Moore, again revisits his passion for Irish folklore with this mythic tale […]
White Wall Cinema presents FRIDAY 1ST APRIL It is still 1985 Celebrating 14 years of Brighton's favourite 80s night every Saturday (at the Green Door Store), 'It Is Still 1985' team up with Brighton's pop up cinema crew White Wall Cinema to present a special mystery movie night at Wagner Hall in central Brighton, showcasing a cult […]
White Wall Cinema presents FRIDAY 8th APRIL It is still 1985 Celebrating 14 years of Brighton's favourite 80s night every Saturday (at the Green Door Store), 'It Is Still 1985' team up with Brighton's pop up cinema crew White Wall Cinema to present a special mystery movie night at Wagner Hall in central Brighton, showcasing a cult […]
A landmark in feminist cinema Klute is a thriller from All The President's Men / Sophie's Choice director Alan J. Pakula that features a groundbreaking and deeply intelligent central performance from Jane Fonda in what is easily the best role which earned her a Best Actress Oscar win. Alongside the ever great Donald Sutherland, Fonda […]
Based on an infamous Twitter Thread and the subsequent Rolling Stone article Zola Tells All: The Real Story Behind the Greatest Stripper Saga Ever Tweeted. A24 and acclaimed writer/director Janicza Bravo bring to life the story of Aziah "Zola" King, a waitress, who after striking up a new friendship with customer Stefani (played by Riley […]
Part of a long tradition of existential sci fi movies that includes the likes of Moon, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, Ad Astra, Silent Running and Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind. This underappreciated 2002 remake of Tarkovsky’s 70s sci fi classic is celebrating its 20th anniversary and is ripe for reappraisal. Helmed by noted […]
Touching down in our favourite seaside town is something that’s been high on our list for a number of years, but with obvious hurdles, we’re amped to finally be debuting in Brighton. Drawing on our signature brew of Independent Labels, Record Stores and Record Pushers, local selectors will be sound tracking the day alongside some […]
Bought to you by: White Wall Cinema & The Brighton Film Party Society THE EVENT: Alongside a film screening White Wall Cinema welcomes the long awaited return of The Brighton Film Party Society (take a look at some of their previous work HERE). After an enforced hiatus the collective return for their first post-pandemic event as […]
A special weekend long event featuring the first ever opening of the White Wall Cinema archive. A massive sell off of films from our collection with over 1000 Blu Ray and DVD bargains to choose from as well as a selection of film posters /artwork plus special selection of vintage clothing from our friends at Jackal […]
A special weekend long event featuring the first ever opening of the White Wall Cinema archive. A massive sell off of films from our collection with over 1000 Blu Ray and DVD bargains to choose from as well as a selection of film posters /artwork plus special selection of vintage clothing from our friends at Jackal […]
Music video director Mary Lambert famed for making 80s classic promos for the likes of Madonna, Eurythmics, and Janet Jackson hits the big screen for a horror classic to remember. When the Creed family move to a new home in Maine and meet friendly neighbour Jud Crandell (played by Fred Gwynne of The Munsters classic […]
Discover some of the best local makers this Winter. Paper Daisy presents this 2-day Christmas Makers Fair at Wagner Hall, located in the heart of Brighton. Expect to find over 50 stalls packed full of makers, artists, designers, and small indie businesses - specially selected to showcase some of the best that Sussex has to […]
Based on a story by the great Jacques Tati, the director of Bellville Rendevous / The Triplets of Bellville, Sylvain Chomet provides and exquisite follow up to his much-loved tale of a Tour De France racer. This time he focuses on an ageing magician who finds himself in a world more interested in rock stars […]
One of the most remarkable music films in cinema history, this special re-version of the 1970 documentary provides an intimate look at one of the most captivating performers of all time at the very peak of his powers. The film follows Elvis's preparations for his emotional comeback to the stage after a decade long absence, […]
Master director Ridley Scott's (Alien, Gladiator) 'Final Cut' of his moody, darkly elegant, philosophical Sci-Fi classic is the subject of our first White Wall Cinema discussion group evening. Join us for a screening of this classic Sci Fi with an optional chance to stay on and discuss the film's many meanings in a relaxed informal […]
Famed counter-culture director Hal Ahsby who would go on to create a list of era defining classics including The Last Detail, Shampoo, Bound For Glory, Coming Home, and Being There, first rose to prominence with his unorthodox but heart-warming tale of two societal misfits. Both riotously morbid and joyously life-affirming it follows the friendship of […]
A deeply personal story from director James Gray (Ad Astra) the film depicts family life for a young Jewish boy growing up in early ‘80s QueensNew York. Caught between the cultural ideals of the '70s and the soon to be exploding '80s world of Reaganism, Armageddon Time is a much more subtle and fascinating tale […]
Michael Mann's sleekly romantic, emotional, hard hitting, epic Los Angeles crime saga, and first time face off between two acting giants in DeNiro and Pacino still stands as one of the great achievements of American cinema. A brilliantly crafted crime drama, Mann reaches into the heart of the inner lives of Lt. Vincent Hanna (Pacino) who […]