Directed by: Spike Lee
Cast: Spike Lee, Danny Aiello, John Turturro, Rosie Perez, Samuel L. Jackson, Giancarlo Esposito, Martin Lawrence
Rating: 15
Approx runtime: 120min
Doors and bar open from 6:30 PM
Film starts 7:30 PM
This ever-relevant film from auteur Spike Lee examines the complexities of racism, community, and moral choice in America.
We’re showing the film in celebration of 100 Years of Community Cinemas.
We screen ten monhtly films a year, from September through June. The current licensing landscape makes it difficult to plan for/book films too far in advance, so we’ve adopted a month-to-month model. This allows us to keep quite current in our programming. Any upcoming films displayed below.
A real blast from the past!
Join us for this special screening of the Spike Lee classic in celebration of 100 years of community cinema and film societies.
We aim to offer a programme that covers a broad range of genres and interests, in the hopes of appealing to as wide an audience as possible.
As well as our regular screenings, we also work within the community to offer additional screening events–click below to find out more.
Our final four films for March-June will be announced at our February screening of Moonage Daydream.
