27-29 September 2019
Leytonstone
As a site of early film production and the celebrated birthplace of Hitchcock, Leytonstone has a rich cinema history. Celebrate film culture, filmmaking and the area’s rich local film heritage as film pops up in the most unexpected of places.
Produced by the Barbican in partnership with local residents and organisations, this new festival will bring people together over a shared love of film to inspire a new generation of makers, risk takers and radical thinkers.
A weekend-long event featuring screenings of local and international work, film-inspired workshops and activities, music, talks and installations in cafés, pubs and pop-up venues.
Venue: Leytonstone
By train: Leytonstone (Central line), Leytonstone High Road (London Overground)
By bus: 66, 145, W13, 257, N8, W14, 339, W16, W15, W19
In the lead-up to Leytonstone Loves Film, the Barbican will work with local community members to host pop-up screenings. Popping up in unexpected venues across Leytonstone, be part of conversations inspired by your favourite films. If you’re interested in getting involved register your interest by emailing [email protected]
Vestry House, the London Screen Archives and the Barbican is looking back at life in Leytonstone, collecting footage and showcasing how the area has been captured on film.
If you have home movies, video or footage shot in Leytonstone that could be included in the archive to preserve local heritage and be shared with a wider audience, email [email protected] or write to:
London's Screen Archives
Film London
The Arts Building, Morris Place, London N4 3JG
More details of how you can get involved and book tickets will be available in the coming months.