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QUEEN'S PARK FILM SCREENING EVENTS
In addition to our supplementary community educational services, we also promote Queen's Park Community Council's (QPCC) film screening events.
For Black History Month - October 2025 these are being held at The Beethoven Centre on Fridays starting October the 24th at 6pm to approximately 9pm.
The film screenings are free - although a donation of just £3 is suggested.
You can register/book for each screening via this link to their website events page:
Queen's Park Community Council's - FILMS for BHM 2025
QPCC celebrates Black History Month with a powerful film series that explores themes of power, pride and standing firm. They include:
Becoming a Guinea Fowl - a dark comedy sees a middle-class Zimbabwean family come together at a funeral.
African Horror - Finally, QPCC is going to close Black History Month with a Halloween Special African Horror Film – details for this will be announced soon!
RDF PUBLIC EVENTS
In addition to our educational services, we often organise various types of public events. Some of these events help raise funds for our chairty. Many are organised just to raise awarenees of our services or relevant educational information.
For example, we sometimes put on film screening events in partnership with other organisations. In the past such partnerships have included: The Lexi Cinema, Queen's Park Community Council and All Stars Boxing Club.
Volunteers and friends of RDF help us organise film screenings and special events.
Below is a list some of our past film screening events.
QPCC - Black History Month 2024
Queens Park Community Council (QPPC) Celebrates Black History Month with a powerful film series that explores the richness and diversity of Black history and culture.
Films include: Mami Wata, where a village fights to restore their deity’s glory; The Woman King, a thrilling tale of fierce female warriors in 1800s Africa; and Black Joy, a vibrant story of a young immigrant navigating 1970s Brixton.
October and November 2024
Experience the raw energy of Babylon, capturing the struggles of a Black musician in 1980s London, and immerse yourself in The Story of Lovers Rock, the unique sound that united communities in the 70s and 80s.
An unforgettable celebration of resilience and cultural heritage!
