A showing of the iconic 1964 film much of which was filmed on location in the Twickenham and Isleworth area and all of the internal filming took place at Twickenham Studios. Directed by Richard Lester the film has had a huge influence on music and world culture. This event will have an introduction analysing this influence and celebrating the unique 1964 time and place.

The Exchange brings you a Sing-Along special screening of Grease, featuring everyone’s favourite bad-boy turned good Danny Zuko (John Travolta) alongside the wholesome Sandy (Olivia Newton-John). This 1978 classic is the highest grossing Musical of all time. We're taking you back to the 50's, and a little place called Rydell High. Grease related fancy dress is encouraged but not compulsory though you will definitely need to bring your singing voice!  

Richmond Film Society Presents ‘120 BPM (Beats Per Minute)’ (France) RFS’s Season continues with Robin Campillo’s drama on AIDS/HIV activism in early nineties Paris, focusing upon the ‘Act Up’ group, who lobbied for legislation, research and treatment to combat the global pandemic and perceived government indifference. The film meshes the political with the personal to powerful effect, featuring a romance between two of the members, whilst also reflecting the tension and infighting within the group, with some advocating disruptive and…

In 1962 four young men - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr - came together to form the 20th century musical phenomenon known as 'The Beatles'. The band stormed Europe in 1963 and, in 1964, they conquered America. Their groundbreaking world tours changed global youth culture forever and, arguably, invented mass entertainment as we know it today. All the while, the group were composing and recording a series of extraordinarily successful singles and albums. However, the relentless…

A film that is all at once brilliantly preposterous, fantastical and audacious. Demonstrating director Lars Von Trier's gift for radical originality "Melancholia" (rating: 15)is both visceral and lyrical in its vision and study of the human psyche. The film centres on a career best performance from Kirsten Dunst with strong support from John Hurt and Charlotte Rampling. Doors open 6.45, film starts at 7.30 Tickets: in person at the box office: £6, Richmond Card Holders £5.  By phone to box office £6  

Richmond Film Society Presents ‘The Old Man & The Gun’ (USA) USA (2018) Richmond Film Society’s screening for the 2019 Twickenham Festival is the acclaimed biographical crime comedy, ‘The Old Man & The Gun’. Robert Redford, in his final performance, plays Forrest Tucker, a career bank robber whose eighteen audacious prison breaks included one from Alcatraz in a homemade kayak. Following that escape at the age of 70, he and two elderly colleagues (‘the Over-the-Hill-Gang’) embarked upon to an unprecedented…

In one of Bette Davis' finest performances, 'All About Eve' is a classic Hollywood portrayal of ambition, ego, truth and lies with a razor-sharp script to match.  Compare the recent Gillian Anderson stage version with this black and white original a film that deserves to be seen on the big screen.... Tickets: £6/£7 (On the door)