Come join us at the Curzon bar to meet fellow film fans and discuss all things film over a drink. We'll give our thoughts on some of the latest releases, and also discuss our opinions on what films have been selected this month. Some are new and at the cinema, some are can be enjoyed from home. Whether you're an avid cinemagoer, home streamer...Or a bit of both! Please come and share your views on the following films: *Remember!* \***Please only RSVP if you intend on turning up** \***Don't worry, you are not expected to see every film, this is just a selection for you to choose from. Watch what want or what you can!** \***Check the first comment below for details on where to see these films!** \-\-\- At The Cinema **The Social Reckoning** Sequel to David Fincher’s The Social Network. It is 2021 and Facebook has long ceased to be a social network, it is a mega corporation that specialises in consuming data, large quantities of it from which to build profiles, targeted adverts, and user psychology. Frances, a data engineer leaks an internal memo to the press, it details that Facebook knows its site and algorithms are pushing societally harmful content, everything from teen eating disorders to national hate campaigns. Mark Zuckerberg, now one of the richest men on the planet, is put into the firing line. On Streaming **Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die** Madcap sci-fi apocalyptic techno-phobe comedy from director Gore Verbinski. A crazy techno time traveller from the future (who kind of looks like a tramp) appears to customers in a diner. he informs them they have no choice but to help him stop a 9 year old computer prodigy. This tech whizkid will create the AI that will doom humanity...Along the way we learn the stories as to why his accomplices have reason to get their revenge on this ubiquitous technology. Sam Rockwell stars **Romeria** Directed by Carla Simon. It is 2004 and 18yr old Marina is ready to go to university, however her application demands that her name ap

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