Highlights for 2016 include, a German themed night at Dulwich Hamlet Football Club where among the beer, food and music the rarely seen techno spoof “Fraktus” which is set in Hamburg will be screened. There will also be a creepy double bill over two nights at JazzLive at The Crypt underneath St. Giles Church featuring the 1962 classic “Carnival of Souls” paired with the smash contemporary debut “A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night” by Ana Lily Amirpour. We are also delighted to revisit architectural landmark William Booth College for a closing weekend of matinees at The Salvation Army including the BAFTA nominated “Suffragette”.
Camberwell film festival, 31 March – 10 April.
