Alternative FalFilm Cinema Club: Friday Nights

 

Our next members only film is due to run on Friday 3rd July @ 7:30 pm.

Guests are welcome as temporary members.
 

Mainstream FalFilm Cinema Club: Saturday Nights

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Our next members only film is due to run on Saturday 18th July @ 7:30 pm.

Guests are welcome as temporary members.

For information on FalFilm and membership please visit the following Link.

Due to our licence we are unable to state the film name or actors, but the clues are below.

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Film Clue

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Released in 1957, this courtroom drama centres on a jury of twelve men who must decide the fate of a young defendant accused of murder. At the start of deliberations, nearly all jurors are convinced of the accused's guilt and are eager to reach a quick verdict. However, one juror raises doubts about the evidence, insisting that the case deserves careful discussion before a potentially irreversible decision is made. As the debate unfolds, tensions rise and previously unquestioned assumptions begin to crumble.

 

The story takes place almost entirely within a single jury room, using dialogue and character interaction to build suspense rather than relying on action or spectacle. Through intense exchanges, the film examines prejudice, civic responsibility, reasonable doubt, and the pressures that can influence decision-making. Its exploration of justice and critical thinking has made it one of the most respected courtroom dramas in cinema history, admired for both its powerful writing and its enduring social relevance.

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Alternative FalFilm Cinema Club: Friday Nights

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Our 2nd Alternative FalFilm Cinema evening is on next members film is due to run on Friday 24th July @ 7:30 pm.

Guests are welcome as temporary members.

Mark Rivers will introduce the evenings film with a discussion on the film.

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Film Clue

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This fast-paced German thriller follows a young woman who has only a short amount of time to save the person she loves by finding a large sum of money. The story explores how small decisions and chance events can completely change the outcome of a situation. Through three different versions of the same race against time, the narrative highlights themes of fate, free will, and the consequences of individual choices.

The film stands out for its energetic editing, striking visual style, and innovative storytelling techniques. Rapid pacing, split screens, animation, and an electronic soundtrack create a constant sense of urgency that keeps viewers engaged. Rather than presenting a single fixed sequence of events, it encourages audiences to consider how tiny changes can produce dramatically different futures, making it a memorable example of experimental and thought-provoking cinema.