CANDYMAN (2021) A REVIEW

As a non-horror fan who gave up watching this genre before the release of the original Candyman in 1992, I was intrigued to see the 2021 version as it was directed by the young Nia DaCosta and co-produced by Jordan 'Get Out' Peele.

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Tracey Francis
THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE OF POSSESSION

Explore the film locations of Possession by Andrzej Żuławski, shot in the summer of 1980 with Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neil in Berlin. Why did Żuławski choose Berlin? Because Berlin is a city between east and west, the city of divided hearts, divided lives - he said.

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Sandra Tomalka
A SUMMER SEASON

Cinema returns with some personal responses to films of our Summer Season including Queen and Slim, Do the Right Thing and Here for Life, programmed by Deptford Cinema volunteers.

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Caroline Jupp
NOTEBOOK #4

To celebrate women’s creativity, Agáta decided to choose a few cultural artefacts by female authors representing women’s experiences through artistic vision.

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Agáta Hošnová
NOTEBOOK #3

Neal shares his favourite movies, books, scores, locations and cinematic discoveries - as part of an ongoing film notebook by Deptford Cinema volunteers.

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Neal Browne
NOTEBOOK #2

Sam shares his favourite movies, books, scores, locations and cinematic discoveries - as part of an ongoing film notebook by Deptford Cinema volunteers.

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Sam Taylor
NOTEBOOK #1

Sandra shares her favourite movies, books, scores, locations and cinematic discoveries - as part of an ongoing film notebook by Deptford Cinema volunteers.

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Sandra Tomalka
SCENES: Les Enfants du Paradis

A series of personal responses to specific moments in film, recorded by Caroline Jupp as part of Scenes project during the New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival in 2018. The second Scenes post features a scene from Les Enfants du Paradis recorded in conversation with Simon F.

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Caroline Jupp
SCENES: The Incredible Shrinking Man

A series of personal responses to specific moments in film, recorded by Caroline Jupp as part of Scenes project during the New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival in 2018. The first Scenes post features a scene from The Incredible Shrinking Man recorded in conversation with Sam B.

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Caroline Jupp
Introducing the Deptford Cinema Podcast

What does a community cinema do when forced to temporarily close its premises? In recent months, Deptford Cinema, like other community spaces throughout the country, has had to contend with Covid-19 and the effects of pervasive lockdown and social distancing measures. The challenge: How to remain active as a volunteer-based community while having to suspend our screenings and events at the cinema.

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