FILMS + FUN

YOU CAN’T FLY
7.30 PM | FRIDAY 2.11.26 | THE POLY
Silverback Tarzan: a 54-year-old hang-gliding philosopher, unlikely Instagram star and true one-off.
After a life-threatening crash leaves him grounded, Silverback faces the challenge of getting back into the skies. What begins as a story of recovery becomes something much bigger: a funny, surprising and deeply personal journey into the mind of a man searching for freedom, sensitivity and his place in an increasingly busy world.
Dir Josh Dylan | 2026 | Documentary | English | CFF 12A

BEAUTIFUL THING
7:30 PM | 28.10.26 | FISH FACTORY
A warm, funny and moving coming-of-age story following Jamie and Ste as friendship becomes first love on a South London estate. The film celebrates identity, acceptance and the importance of discovering a community where you can truly be yourself.
Dir. Franc Roddam | 1979 | 1hr 55min | English | Drama | 18

YOUNG SOUL REBELS
7:30 PM | WEDNESDAY 28.9.26 | THE WHARF
Set during London’s 1977 Silver Jubilee celebrations, Isaac Julien’s groundbreaking film follows two pirate radio DJs whose friendship is tested following the murder of a close friend. Blending race, sexuality, politics and music culture, it remains one of Britain’s defining films about youth identity and belonging.
Dir. Isaac Julien | 1991 | 1hr 45min | English | Drama | 18

QUADROPHENIA
7:30 PM | TBC
Based on The Who’s iconic album, Quadrophenia follows Jimmy, a young Mod searching for identity during the clashes between Mods and Rockers. It remains one of Britain’s greatest youth films, exploring friendship, rebellion and the need to belong.
Dir. Franc Roddam | 1979 | 1hr 55min | English | Drama | 18
FOR THE FANS
FIND YOUR PEOPLE
DIY fanzine workshop
Saturday, October 10, 2026, 5:30 PM Fish Factory
Films don’t just entertain us. They help us find our people.
Whether you’re into heavy metal, Mods, indie cinema, queer film, or cosplay, fandom builds communities that inspire creativity, friendship, and belonging.
Come along to a DIY fanzine workshop 5.30 - 7 pm with a break.
Pay What You Can tickets with a £2 minimum
Create a 6-page folded fanzine exploring your Favourite films / Music / Fashion/ Fan communities/ Personal heroes/ Creative influences
Some material will be provided but you might like to bring along photocopied images / Magazines/ Special Pens / Stickers / Letraset-style lettering / Scissors / Glue / Colour paper
Everyone leaves with a finished DIY fanzine.
After the workshop, you are invited to stay for the Classic Queer film BEAUTIFUL THING
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