The Wimbledon Film Club this year celebrates its twentieth anniversary.

This year’s festival will be on Saturday, the 11th of October at the Polka Theatre.

Wimbledon BookFest – Screening of Shoot the People (2025) on Saturday, the 18th of October.

Concerts at the Southbank Centre: In Dreams – David Lynch Revisited, and Bridgerton and Beyond with BBC Concert Orchestra.

We’re pleased to announce our Autumn programme of screenings.

The Wimbledon Film Club will relocate to the Odeon Wimbledon for our screenings between September and December 2025.

Against the subversive and glittering background of 1920s Berlin, one woman changed the world of animation and filmmaking forever.

Step into the heart of Mongolia through six bold, genre-spanning films, never before screened outside the country, on June 7–8 at SOAS Theatre.

A special concert of French film music. It includes music from Harry Potter, Black Beauty, Never Say Never Again, and The Return of the Musketeers.

Jacaranda Books present a special screening of this historically-important film at the Everyman Stratford International on the 3rd of June.

Showing at SOAS University of London on Sunday, the 4th of May, at 2pm.

We are pleased to announce the final 6 films to be screened in our 2024-25 season.

The Japan Foundation invite you to an online roundtable discussion on Japanese cinema on 26 March.

Call for participants in an online focus group on cinema viewing habits.

The 3rd Annual International Feature Film Festival is running online until the end of February.

There will be a free screening of the film ODILE at Wimbledon Library on Thursday, 30th January, at 5pm.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard & Mathieu Amalric celebrate Ravel, and the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2025 comes to London.

Our top 4 were American Fiction, The Holdovers, Io Capitano and The Taste of Things.

We are pleased to announce the 8 films that we will be screening between January and April 2025 as part of our 2024-25 season.

We’ve made a few improvements to our website during the close season.

The Japan Foundation, in conjunction with the Barbican, is hosting a free online talk on the cultural significance of Godzilla.

Want to participate in a research project on the reception of international films through subtitles?

We are pleased to announce the first 6 films of our 2024-25 season, which will be screened between September and November.

We’re delighted to announce that the Wimbledon Film Club won Best Film Programme at the Film Society of the Year Awards 2024.

Our top 4 were Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom, All That Breathes, Holy Spider and The Quiet Girl.

Our winter 2023-24 run of films has been announced.

We are delighted to announce our autumn screening dates: the first part of our 2023-24 season.

We’re pleased to announce the final 6 films for this season at the Wimbledon Film Club, starting on the 18th of April with The Banshees of Inisherin.

Our joint top 3 were After Love, Parallel Mothers and Riders of Justice.

We’re pleased to announce the next 7 films at the Wimbledon Film Club, starting on the 10th of January with Official Competition.

Wimbledon BookFest pays tribute to the artist and writer Raymond Briggs with a screening of Ethel & Ernest.

Announcing the first 7 films of our new 2022-23 season.

Fun, friendly film quiz, back by popular demand. All welcome, no need to come as a team.