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IN THE DARK MOVIE CLUB- The Thing (1982)
📍 Presuming Ed’s Coffee House
ScryHard Draft + Movie Night (HOBBIT MTG SET)
📍 East Street Tap
£25.00 - £45.00
Trans Video Rebels presents: Castration Movie iii.ii: Junior Ghosts - Premorphic Drift; A Fragmentary Passage
📍 The Actors
£4.00
White Wall Cinema: SUMMER WITH MONIKA
📍 Wagner Hall
From £8.50
Talks about metal, art & magick w/ Dan Franklin, Myroslava Halushka, + more
📍 The Grand Central, Brighton
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Hungover and Haunted: Carrie (1976) **PROM NIGHT**
📍 The Bee's Mouth
White Wall Cinema: Heartbreakers (1984)
📍 Wagner Hall
From £8.50
FREEDuke of York's Cinema Tour
📍 Duke Of York's Picturehouse
FREE'Nice Girls Didn't Go To The Academy! Cinemas of Brighton tour
📍 Duke Of York's Picturehouse
Brighthink: Ghost In The Machine + Q&A with Valerie Veatch
📍 Wagner Hall
£14.50
White Wall Cinema: BEYOND THE MAT + Q&A with DAN HIGGINS
📍 Wagner Hall
From £11.50
White Wall Cinema: Cinema Social Club
📍 Wagner Hall
From £8.50
FREEPeople's Emergency Briefing at Poynings Village Hall
📍 Poynings Road
FREEPeople's Emergency Briefing Screening / BRIGHTON / WRAP
📍 WRAP
FREEPeoples Emergency Briefing - Brighton and Hove
📍 Blatchington Mill School
The Nightmare Before Christmas Outdoor Cinema at Kew Wakehurst
📍 Kew Wakehurst
Room on the Broom & Zog Outdoor Cinema at Wakehurst
📍 Kew Wakehurst
Free - £36.41
Future Proofing. People’s Emergency Briefing and Community Action Planning
📍 Hillcrest Community Centre
Gift voucher · 12 months to book
Picturehouse Cinema Tickets for Two — Brighton
📍 East Sussex
From £30
Gift voucher · 12 months to book
Picturehouse Cinema Tickets with Popcorn for Two — Brighton
📍 East Sussex
From £42
Cinema Screenings in Nearby Cities
Cinema Screenings in Brighton — Guide
Cinema screenings in Brighton offer a unique and intimate way to enjoy films across various genres and eras. Whether you're a film enthusiast looking for rare or classic movie showings, or someone who appreciates smaller, more personal screening environments, these events cater to a diverse audience. Expect to find screenings happening at a variety of venues such as arts centres, dedicated film & cinema spaces, and even some pub function rooms and community halls. The atmosphere is often cozy and engaging, with pre-screening talks or post-show discussions adding to the experience.