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  • My Favourite Cake - Sunday 26th January 5pm

    20 January 2025


    In My Favourite Cake we meet Marin a 70 years old who has lived alone for decades since her husband died and her children left home. Even her weekly meeting with her previously wild friends have slipped to monthly…and then yearly. Feeling isolated and lonely, she decides to take her future into her own hands and "sets out to revamp her love life. Before long, her eye is caught by taxi driver Faramaz. Throwing caution to the winds, she engineers a night to remember, filled with music, dance and brain-bruising quantities of wine. But plans have a way of going awry in this lovely, intimate, tragicomic tale of late-blooming love in the shadow of Iran's repressive regime" – Fatima Sheriff, Little White Lies.




  • Blitz - Sunday 19th January 5pm

    13 January 2025

    Steve McQueen puts his genius to work in Blitz, a drama about the bombing of London in the war, whilst Saoirse Ronan acts her heart out as a mother whose son goes missing.
    "A thrilling, moving, morally provoking odyssey through Britain at war, with a flock of vividly sketched supporting characters that buffet George from one adventure to the next." - Robbie Collin, Daily Telegraph

  • Annual General Meeting - This Sunday at 4:30pm

    11 January 2025

    The AGM of the Keswick Film Club will be held at the Alhambra on Sunday 12th January. We’ll start at 4.30 and be finished for the film which will start as usual at 5.00. 

    All the documents are posted on the website - see AGM 2025.

    Do come along and hear about what we’ve been doing, and it’s your chance to let the committee know what you think.

    All the present officers are standing for re-election but we are always keen for new people to stand, so please get in touch if you are interested.

  • All We Imagine As Light - Sunday 12th January 5pm

    6 January 2025


    The number one film in Sight & Sounds Films of 2024, All We Imagine As Light takes us to Mumbai, a bustling huge metropolis, never still, teeming with people and stories, where nothing seems permanent. The women all work at a hospital:Prabha is a senior nurse, Anu a trainee and Parvaty, a cook. Their stories are separate but interlocking.

    "It's a marvel of a movie, with something of the humanist poetry of Satyajit Ray or Edward Yang. And it’s all the more remarkable given that this is Kapadia’s first fiction feature. What a talent." - Wendy Ide, Observer

     

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