Supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery

Film Tottenham presents Rebel Party!

The Beehive Pub, Tottenham, 30th August to 25th October

With support from Film London, the BFI Film Audience Network and the National Lottery, Film Tottenham aim to build on their community cinema programme bringing Rebellion and Party to the Beehive pub with vibrant imagery and characters that ignite! Starting in August, and part of Rip It Up, a major BFI and Film Audience Network UK-wide season the programme will include Quadrophenia, Twin Town, Young Soul Rebels, Human Traffic, Trainspotting, It’s All Gone Pete Tong, This Is England and Kneecap.

There will be post film discussions and some screenings will have special guests including Kneecap Producer Jack Tarling, artist Reggiimental, indie filmmaker Gary Thomas and documentary filmmaker Alessandro Ugo.

We will be screening the films on a projector screen in the Beehive and aim to show each film with subtitles.

Early bird tickets are out now!

Here is the line up! A synopsis for each film is further below.

Sunday 30th August: 6.30pm - Quadrophenia (1979) with post film discussion

Sunday 6th September: 6.30pm - Human Traffic (1999) plus a Q and A with documentary filmmaker Alessandro Ugo discussing his time documenting the "Tekno" and "Free Party" music scene

Sunday 13th September: 6.30pm - This Is England (2006) with post film discussion

Sunday 20th September: 6.30pm - Kneecap (2024) plus a Q and A with Kneecap producer Jack Tarling discussing the making of the film and its themes

Sunday 27th September: 6.30pm - It's All Gone Pete Tong (2004) plus a Q and A with indie writer/director Gary Thomas discussing his relationship with sound and music as a partially deaf filmmaker

Saturday 3rd October: 6.30pm - Trainspotting (1996) with post film discussion

Friday 9th October: 6.30pm - Twin Town (1997) with post film discussion

Sunday 25th October: 6.30pm - Young Soul Rebels (1991) plus a performance and Q and A with artist Reggiimental discussing his time working with prison radio, his own music production and how music can inspire hope and rebellion

Join us at The Beehive Pub, Tottenham. We are in the function room behind the main bar.

Screening venue: The Beehive Pub, Stoneleigh Road, London N17 9JW

Our screenings are for 18+ only.

Maximum of 2 tickets per purchase.

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Refunds policy: We are a small indie but can issue refunds up to 7 days before a film screening. We unfortunately cannot refund eventbrite fees.

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Here are the synopsis for each film! We hope you enjoy the line up!

Quadrophenia (1979)

Director: Franc Roddam

Cast: Phil Daniels, Ray Winstone, Timothy Spall, Sting, Leslie Ash

Running Time: 120 mins

Jimmy is a young Mod looking for pills, thrills and a sense of identity in 60s London. His increasing reliance on the buzz provided by the gang mentality of his friends reaches its height in the Brighton Bank Holiday confrontations with the Rockers. An inevitable comedown follows when he is expected to return to the plodding banality of everyday life.

Distributor: Universal Pictures

Rating: 15

Human Traffic (1999)

Director: Justin Kerrigan

Cast: John Simm, Danny Dyer, Lorraine Pilkington, Shaun Parkes, Nicola Reynolds

Running Time: 99 mins

Looking for an escape from boring 9-5 jobs, bad relationships, and dysfunctional families, five Cardiff friends plan a night out to remember, where all that exists is clubs, drugs, pubs and parties. Journey with them through the highs and lows of the weekend, substance-induced and otherwise, for wild escapades and unexpected epiphanies.

This cult classic of the ‘Cool Cymru’ era boasts Danny Dyer in a full-on feature debut. Human Traffic is an unapologetic celebration of 90s club culture and youthful hedonism with an unparallelled soundtrack, featuring Matthew Herbert, Fatboy Slim, Brainbug and Orbital. The weekend has landed.

Distributor: Universal Pictures

Rating: 15

This Is England (2006)

Director: Shane Meadows

Cast: Stephen Graham, Jo Hartley, Thomas Turgoose, Vicky McClure, Jack O'Connell

Running Time: 100 mins

This Is England, is the story of a summertime school holiday, those long weeks between terms where life changing events can take place. It’s 1983 and school is out. 12-year-old Shaun (Thomas Turgoose) is an isolated lad growing up in a grim coastal town, whose father has died fighting in the Falklands war. Over the course of the summer holiday he finds fresh male role

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