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ZOOTROPOLIS 2 (Jared Bush & Byron Howard, 2025, Cert PG, 108mins)

STOW FILM LOUNGE @ WANSTEAD FRINGE FESTIVAL

SATURDAY 12th SEPTEMBER

WANSTEAD CRICKET CLUB, OVERTON DRIVE, E11 2LW

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We return to Wanstead in E11 for their annual Kinema, an integral part of the yearly Wanstead Fringe Festival. Always a very welcoming family focused evening, this is our twelfth year of collaboration in this ever-popular cultural festival.

The delightful sequel of this buddy cop comedy sees brave rabbit cop Judy Hopps and her friend, the fox Nick Wilde, team up again to crack a new case, the most perilous and intricate of their careers.

Venue: Wanstead Cricket Club, Overton Drive, E11 2LW

Refreshments: TBC

Doors: Open 19:00, Film 19:45, Close 22:00

Tickets: Adults £10, Child £6

Seating: Please note that temporary seating will not be available so please bring camping chairs, cushions and blankets.

THE WILD ROBOT (Chris Sanders, 2024, Cert PG, 102mins)

STOW FILM LOUNGE @ LANGTHORNE PARK

SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER

BIRCH GROVE, LEYTONSTONE, LONDON E11 4YG

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We return to Langthorne Park’s Amphitheatre for another evening of wonderful atmospheric outdoor cinema. In collaboration with Leytonstone Toy Library, this is our fourth year in this fabulous space.

‍This epic adventure follows the journey of a robot--ROZZUM unit 7134, "Roz" for short -- that is shipwrecked on an uninhabited island and must learn to adapt to the harsh surroundings, gradually building relationships with the animals on the island and becoming the adoptive parent of an orphaned gosling. ‍

Venue: Langthorne Park, Birch Grove, E11 4YG

Refreshments: The community hub cafe will be open.

Doors: Open 19:00, Film 19:45, Close 22:00

Tickets: TBC

Seating: Please note that temporary seating will not be available so please bring camping chairs, cushions and blankets.

JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR (Norman Jewison, 1973, Cert PG, 102mins)

STOW FILM LOUNGE @ ST MARY’S CHURCH

SATURDAY 26th SEPTEMBER

8 CHURCH END, WALTHAMSTSOW, LONDON E17 9RJ

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Following our sell-out of Metropolis with Palooka 5’s own live accompaniment, we return to this wonderful venue to screen this dazzling interpretation of Tim Rice’s & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s rock opera.

It tells the story of Christ’s final week on earth in a bold and epic production. Shot entirely on location in Israel, producer/director Norman Jewison creates a brilliant example of modern filmmaking with a ground-breaking vision and featuring, of course, the unforgettable songs.

Venue: St. Mary’s Church, 8 Church End, Walthamstow, E17 9RJ

Refreshments: A fully licensed bar

Doors: Open 19:00, Film 19:45, Close 22:00

Tickets: Full Price £15, Conc £10, Family Ticket 2x Adults & 2x Under 16 £30

THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (Jim Sharman, 1975, Cert 15, 96mins)

STOW FILM LOUNGE @ SIGNATURE BREW

THURSDAY 29TH OCTOBER

UNIT 15 BLACKHORSE LANE, LONDON E17 5QJ

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Following the recent passing of the irreplaceable Tim Curry, we return to Signature Brew for a Halloween inspired evening of An-ti-ci-pation.

As you all already know - a rain-soaked couple take refuge in the castle of a transvestite mad scientist from outer space who is about to unveil his greatest creation.

Venue: Unit 15 Blackhorse Lane, London E17 5QJ

Refreshments: Alcoholic, non-alcoholic drinks and food will be available. We will also be serving freshly made popcorn.

Doors: Open 19:00, Film 19:45, Close 21:30

Tickets: £10

Proudly the “antithesis of the multiplex”, for more than a decade we have been touring our Time Out featured mobile repertory cinema through Waltham Forest and beyond, showing over 600 films at 40 venues to 35,000 people in the process.

Started as Stow Film Lounge in 2011 to bring regular commercial screenings back to the Waltham Forest (which at the time was one of only two London Boroughs to have no regular operating cinema) we bought kit, sourced venues and started programming. From Saturday morning kids’ pictures to silent cinema with live orchestra to outdoor screenings to one off cult movie events with Q&As, we deliver diverse bespoke audience screenings but also hit the spot with mainstream blockbusters, both in our home Borough and beyond.