Lewes Film Club

Lewes Film Club is a volunteer-run, non-profit making venture that screens arthouse, classic and foreign films not normally shown at commercial cinemas to residents of Lewes and the surrounding area at low prices. It was formed in 1986 by a group of volunteers who wanted to show films at the All Saints Centre Arts Centre in Lewes when there was no cinema. The club began with 16mm films, converted to 35mm in 1992, and in 2007 purchased a digital projector with the help of a lottery grant from Awards for All. Its 39th season returns to the All Saints Centre on Friday 25th September 2025.

Lewes Film Club was formed in 1986 by a group of volunteers who wanted to show films at the All Saints Centre Arts Centre in Lewes when there was no cinema. It began by showing films in 16mm and converted to 35mm in 1992. In 2007, with the help of a lottery grant from Awards for All, the club purchased a digital projector, which extended the scope of its programme. The club is run by volunteer film enthusiasts and is a non-profit making venture. Its 39th season returns to the All Saints Centre on Friday 25th September 2025 with a programme of classics, new features and documentaries.

Bringing classic, arthouse and foreign films to Lewes at very low prices, presented by volunteer film enthusiasts.

Product categories. Arthouse films · Classic films · Foreign films · Documentaries · New features

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