Great to see Cromarty Community Cinema feature in Time Out's list of the 100 greatest cinemas in the world right now 💚: bit.ly/4d39kiI

Test new ideas! Reach new audiences! Our Film Exhibition Fund: Pitch Pot supports organisations to experiment with their film programming through micro-grants of up to £3,000. Proposals are now open and you can submit on a rolling basis: bit.ly/pitchpot 🚀

Take a journey through the 100 year history of community cinema with Rebels with Projectors, our short documentary exploring the past, present and future of this incredible people-led movement. Find out more: bit.ly/4bkyrMF

🚨SALE🚨 Get up to 50% off all items in our 100 Years collection, including t-shirts, pin badges, and our Girls on Tops collaboration! Celebrate community cinema in style: bit.ly/4mpRRmX

"A film of impossible urgency" - Financial Times THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB is the profoundly moving true story of a 5-year-old girl trapped under fire in Gaza, and the Palestine Red Crescent emergency responders who tried to save her. Available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/3OPuLcZ

Some more ballots from our 100 Years, 100 Films poll 🎞 See the final list of the 100 greatest films of century, as voted for by the community cinema and film society movement: bit.ly/4rNkzA3

Our friends at @cosmiccatfilms.bsky.social are inviting community cinemas to part in the one-night-only nationwide premiere of the powerful new documentary Molly Vs THE MACHINES on 1st March, in partnership with the Glasgow Film Festival. Find out how you can take part: bit.ly/4bpM1z2

In a UK immigration removal centre, Nigerian migrant Isio finds hope in an unexpected love that gives her the strength to fight a broken system. DREAMERS is available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/4tL4bll

We're excited to partner with AV Parts Master, one of the UK’s leading AV retailers, to provide our members with exclusive discounts. Whether you're looking to invest in your first kit or looking to upgrade - find out what support you can access: bit.ly/40ip49Z

Last year saw the community cinema and film society movement turn 100 years old! We celebrated with everything from a national film festival to a brand new documentary. Take a look at how we commemorated this incredible milestone over on our new 100 Years legacy page: bit.ly/40bi9PU

Want to screen films but don't have the kit? Our accessible equipment hire is there to help get you started, from projectors to PAs. Find out how you can bring the big screen to your community 📽: buff.ly/3ZL7j2l

Last year as part of our celebration of 100 years of community cinema, we asked cinemas from across the UK to vote in a once in a century poll of the 100 greatest films of the last 100 years, as voted for by the community cinema and film society movement. We thought we'd share some of the ballots 👀

A woman’s obsessive search for her missing sister leads her into a terrifying mystery at the hands of an unknown evil. SHELBY OAKS, a new horror from writer/director Chris Stuckmann and executive producer Mike Flanagan, is available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/4r2NC2t

Radu Jude's multi-award-winning satirical take on modern life, DO NOT EXPECT TOO MUCH FROM THE END OF THE WORLD, is available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/3O8tJbK

Our Climate Action Cinema Collective is a group of 25+ community cinemas who meet online every other month, to focus on ways to reduce their carbon emissions, become greener cinemas and promote climate justice through their screenings 🌎💚 Interested in joining? Find out more: bit.ly/3ZkQ8Fm

2026 sees Cinema for All’s South West Regional Group celebrate their 50th anniversary 🥳 Their 90th Viewing Session will take place on Sunday 12th April at the Corn Exchange in Dorchester: bit.ly/4cc3kUp

Two migrant workers in a Bradford car wash are dragged into an escalating moral crisis as night falls. They must find a way to work out their differences if they’re to stand any chance of saving themselves. THE CEREMONY is available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/4t5VSQK

IRON LADIES is the untold story of women who, during the 1984–85 Miners' Strike, found themselves at the forefront of a battle against the British state. Their actions reshaped the landscape of political activism for working-class women. Available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/45CkNBr

At the end of last year we ran 3 peer-to-peer learning sessions as part of our BFI Sustainable Screen Programme. They focused on audience travel, indoor events and sponsorship & banking. If you work in the screen sector & missed them, we’ve rounded up the key learnings for you tinyurl.com/45nywjpx

Our friends at @cosmiccatfilms.bsky.social are inviting community cinemas to part in the one-night-only nationwide premiere of the powerful new documentary Molly Vs THE MACHINES on 1st March, in partnership with the Glasgow Film Festival. Find out how you can take part: bit.ly/4bpM1z2

As a charity, Cinema For All provides membership to community cinemas across the UK, with a range of benefits: 🍿 Access to over 900 films on our Booking Scheme 📽 Equipment hire 📣 Unlimited support from our team ✅ Discounted insurance ➕ A lot more Become part of the bigger picture: bit.ly/3wqY78U

India Donaldson’s insightful, acclaimed debut follows 17-year-old Sam as she joins her dad and his oldest friend on a backpacking trip, where trust is betrayed, tensions reach fever pitch, and the parental bond is tested. GOOD ONE is available to screen now through our Curated Menu: bit.ly/48ZTnGr

"My local area has little to no spaces to enjoy film... I thought I should stop complaining and just create that space myself" For our latest blog, Launch alumni Femme Films reflect on their first screenings, what they've learnt, and the benefits of bringing film to their community: bit.ly/45lhSwV

In a small town on the edge of wild country, an eccentric and delinquent mother has had enough of the rules. Crushed by past mistakes and a society that doesn’t give second chances, she’ll do anything to prove that she's still a good person. THE COURAGEOUS is available to screen now: bit.ly/4bCwgVj

Cinema For All are in need of early pledges for their Big Give: Arts for Impact matched-funding campaign, which could raise up to £30k to support volunteer-led cinemas across the UK! Learn more and donate: rb.gy/81p9qy #CommunityCinema 🤲

In a forest in Norway, a family lives an isolated lifestyle in an attempt to be wild and free, but a tragic event changes everything, and they are forced to adjust to modern society in the acclaimed documentary A NEW KIND OF WILDERNESS. Available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/4qKEFKz

Nouvelle Vague shows us how Godard’s genre-defining debut came from a community of cinephiles, driven by a love of film. Which may sound familiar to anyone who has started a community cinema… In our latest blog we discuss Godard, Linklater, and building a creative community: bit.ly/4qEdEZk

Thanks to our friends and partners at Conic Films, we're pleased to be able to offer attendees of this year's AGM an exclusive online preview of Georgi M. Unkovski's DJ AHMET. Cinema For All members can sign up to the AGM now: bit.ly/3X4x9h6

It was great to see Cinema For All members Manchester and Salford Film Society and Screen B14 featured on last night's The One Show, talking all things community cinema at their Festival of Community Cinema screening with the great Ali Plumb 🍿 Catch up on BBC iPlayer: bit.ly/45F0rY4

Cinema For All is preparing to run a Big Give: Arts for Impact match-funding campaign, with the potential to raise up to £30,000 to support affordable and accessible cinema across the UK but we need your support. Find out how you can help us meet our pledge target: bit.ly/3N6tM7w

Want to start screening films in 2026 but don't have the kit? Our accessible equipment hire is here to help bring the big screen to your community. Find out more: buff.ly/3ZL7j2l

Our latest Curated Menu is now available to book! Discover 10 hand picked titles available to screen for just £90. Find out more and book your screening 🍿: bit.ly/48ZTnGr

Neglected pensioner Elsie finds an unexpected ally in her neighbour Colleen. Over time, a friendship grows but Elsie’s resentful son stirs up tensions that bring shocking consequences in a human story from the heart of broken Britain. DRAGONFLY is available to screen from 1/1/26: bit.ly/4saVAYp

From the team behind My Life as a Courgette, Savages follows a young girl, her cousin, and their adopted orangutan, as they come together to fight against their tropical forest’s destruction. SAVAGES is available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/3LaJkGG

Applications for our Equipment Residency programme close on 16th January! Based in Leeds or Bradford? You can receive a full set of screening equipment, bursary support, and technical assistance from our team. Apply now 📽️: bit.ly/49e489X

2025 has been quite the year at Cinema For All! 🍿 95,988 people attended community cinema screenings 📽️ 68 screenings were supported by our equipment hire 🎬 49 groups received coaching 🎞️ 390 Booking Scheme films screened 📣 541 queries answered Thanks for your inspiring work and continued support 🥳

With long-awaited new films from the likes of Paul Thomas Anderson and Lynne Ramsey, and debuts from exciting new voices like India Donaldson and Eva Victor, it's been another great year in film. The Cinema For All team have shared their cinematic highlights from 2025:

When renowned psychiatrist Lilian Steiner (Jodie Foster) learns of the death of one of her patients she is deeply troubled. Convinced that it was murder, she decides to investigate… A PRIVATE LIFE is available for community cinemas to screen from 17/04/26: bit.ly/3XU4qMn

Our friends at Screen Scotlan, Tull Stories, and Labor of Love Films are offering community cinemas based in Scotland the opportunity to screen Kim Hopkins' new award-winning documentary Still Pushing Pineapples for free! Find out more: bit.ly/48KMAAo

Your Booking Scheme Wrapped 🎞 We've had so many great titles join our Booking Scheme this year; from mind bending body horror to home grown indies. But here were the most popular titles amongst our members in 2025: - I'm Still Here - Perfect Days - Ocean with David Attenborough - Vermiglio

Congratulations to the teams behind Booking Scheme titles The Voice of Hind Rajab, Nouvelle Vague, and Sirāt on their well deserved Golden Globe nominations!

A father and son arrive at a rave in the mountains of Morocco. They’re searching for Mar - daughter and sister - who vanished at one of these endless parties. As they venture into the wilderness, they're forced to confront their own limits. SIRÂT is available to screen from 10/4/26: bit.ly/48qcMkR

Take a journey through the last century of community cinema in our a brand new documentary capturing the story of this incredible movement – as it was 100 years ago and as it is today. REBELS WITH PROJECTORS is available to screen now: www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3zi...

We’re excited to be sponsored by RECCE, the new social and review app for film and TV lovers, to help community cinemas reach new audiences, champion grassroots film clubs, and give every member the chance to turn their recommendations into real rewards. Find out more: bit.ly/48G8zZn

Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for the film lover if your life? Our 100 Years of Community merch is still available, with proceeds going to support another century of volunteer-led cinema 🎁: bit.ly/4mpRRmX

A playful love letter to cinema, Richard Linklater's NOUVELLE VAGUE reimagines the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless in an exuberant exploration of the youthful rebellion and creative chaos that shaped the French New Wave. Available for community cinemas to screen from 13/3/26: bit.ly/48uBCPc

We've extended the deadline for our equipment residency opportunity! Based in Leeds or Bradford? Apply by 16th January and access free equipment for a year, a £300 bursary to support your work, and training sessions with the Cinema For All team. Find out more and apply 📽: bit.ly/49e489X

We might be approaching Christmas but the Festival of Community Cinema isn’t slowing down 🎞️ With screenings taking place until the end of December, visit your local community cinema and see great films for just £3! Find a screening near you: bit.ly/42Ue44q

Over the weekend, The Guardian published Carol Moore's moving obituary for Marjorie Ainsworth - Cinema For All’s Honorary Vice President, President of the Manchester and Salford Film Society, and the Queen of community cinema - who passed away earlier this year: bit.ly/4rjjOiO

Award-winning director Fiona Cunningham-Reid presents an intimate portrait of acclaimed artists Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey, who work at the intersection of art, activism, biology and ecology. ACKROYD & HARVEY: THE ART OF ACTIVISM is available for community cinemas to screen now: bit.ly/4pnB9VQ