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"Sherman's March" (1986) & Drinks

"Sherman's March" (1986) & Drinks

Sun, Sep 13, 2:00 PM
From The DocHouse Documentary Circle

Hey, let's meet and watch the classic 1986 documentary "Sherman's March" at the Dochouse in Curzon Bloomsbury, in September. This cult classic documentary won the Grand Jury Prize at the 1987 Sundance Film Festival, and was later selected to be added to the United States' National Film Registry, for preservation for its cultural, historical and aesthetic value. Doc starts at 3pm. There is also a Dochouse Documentary Meetup of this doc scheduled two weeks later, on Sunday 27th September too. Drinks afterwards at Exmouth Arms, Coin Laundry, or Mikkeller Brewpub afterwards.

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"The Watergate Caper" (2026) & Drinks

"The Watergate Caper" (2026) & Drinks

Sat, Sep 19, 5:00 PM
From The DocHouse Documentary Circle

Let's meet and watch the new archival documentary, "The Watergate Caper: Richard Nixon and the Death of the American Dream" at the Dochouse in Curzon Bloomsbury, a documentary narrated by Spinal Tap's Harry Shearer, which traces the rise and fall of United States of America 37th president Richard Nixon (1969 - 1974), particularly through the infamous Watergate scandal of the early 1970s. Doc starts at 6.15pm. Let's head to Exmouth Market for drinks at Exmouth Arms, Coin Laundry, or Mikkeller Brewpub afterwards.

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The People's Emergency Briefing - Community screening

The People's Emergency Briefing - Community screening

Sat, Sep 12, 5:00 PM
From London Vegan Meetup
4.7

A community screening of [The People's Emergency Briefing](https://nebriefing.org/), the 50-minute film based on the [November 2025 Westminster briefing](https://www.nebriefing.org/the-event) where ten leading UK experts set out the implications of climate and nature breakdown for health, food systems, national security and the economy. The film brings that evidence to a wider audience: the same facts, presented together, followed by a post-screening discussion and Q&A facilitated by our volunteers. šŸŽŸļø **Free entry**, just RSVP šŸ—“ļø **Saturday** 12 September, 6pm šŸ“ [Karamel](http://www.musicglue.com/karamel) - [4 Coburg Rd, London N22 6UJ](https://maps.app.goo.gl/9pKfu6McuPZ9N3hF7) šŸŽ„ [Trailer 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaI-dHgh65Q) - [Trailer 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tLUnWHkGG4) All welcome. The recommended minimum age for this film is 16.

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Screening of LULÚ

Screening of LULÚ

Wed, Sep 23, 5:45 PM
From Cinema MentirƩ - Latin American film club
4.8

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE: https://thecastlecinema.com/programme/112740/lulu-presented-by-cinema-mentire/ Lucas and Ludmila are young lovers living on the streets of Buenos Aires, navigating the city as if it were a board game. Lucas works collecting bones and butcher-shop scraps in a truck, spending much of his time roaming the city with a gun, firing celebratory bullets at city monuments and excited by the infinite possibilities around him and the sense of impunity that love affords him. Ludmila rolls around in a wheelchair she might not really need, avoiding her family’s responsibilities. When Ludmila finally makes a decision that leaves Lucas alone in the city, he will have to reconsider his behaviour and relationship with his gun. ***LulĆŗ*** is a freewheeling and unruly film from prolific Argentinian director Luis Ortega, whose surreal cinematic language cuts through expected norms and tackles the tribulations of love, loyalty, and lawlessness. The screening will have a special introduction by [Cinema MentirĆ©](https://www.cinemamentire.co.uk/), a pop-up film club promoting Latin American cinema in the UK, and is presented in partnership with [Jellied Reels](https://www.jellied-reels.com/), which serves up monthly screenings of undeniable and undistributed cinema in London. Learn more **[HERE](https://www.cinemamentire.co.uk/lulu).** [@cinema.mentire](https://www.instagram.com/cinema.mentire/) [@jelliedreels](https://www.instagram.com/JELLIEDREELS/) [@thecastlecinema](https://www.instagram.com/thecastlecinema) [@eldespachocine](https://www.instagram.com/eldespachocine/)

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The Evil Dead @ The Cinema Museum

The Evil Dead @ The Cinema Museum

Sun, Sep 20, 6:00 PM
From London Alt Gigs and Cult Cinema
4.8

A fundraising event to secure the future of The Cinema Museum, via a horror film that we all know (and possibly love). Tickets to be found [Here](https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/horror-for-a-cause-save-the-cinema-museum-the-evil-dead-1981-tickets-1997838492712). The start time is listed as 7:30am currently on the Eventbrite ticketing page, but I have confirmed with them that it is definitely 7:30pm!

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The Story

Thu, Sep 10, 6:00 PM
From Lovers of Black Theatre
4.4
20 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find and join groups unified by shared interests, such as documentary enthusiasts, and attend related events in London.

Use Meetup to search for documentary film groups and screenings in London, tailored to your interests in arts and culture.

Yes, London has various groups on Meetup that organize film screenings, including documentaries, hosted at different venues across the city.

Create a Meetup account, search for documentary-related groups in London, review their activities, and join those that interest you.

Yes, many groups welcome suggestions from members. You can engage with the group by sharing your screening ideas to see if there's collective interest.

While some events may require a fee, many documentary screenings in London are free or have optional contributions. Check event details on Meetup.

No experience is required! Meetup welcomes anyone interested in documentaries, whether you're a seasoned film critic or just discovering your passion.

Documentary screenings often draw diverse audiences, including filmmakers, offering a chance to network and engage with creatives in the industry.

Screenings in London can be frequent, but they depend on group organizers. Regular participants often find multiple events happening monthly.

It depends on local availability and organizer schedules. Keep checking Meetup for the latest updates on documentary screenings in London.

Absolutely! Attending documentary screenings is an excellent way to meet new people with similar interests when new to London.

Many events are free, but some documentary screenings may charge a fee or ask for contributions, which are specified in event details.

Meetup is designed for individuals to join community activities. Solo attendees are welcome and often quickly find new friends.

Not all screenings include a discussion session. Check the event details on Meetup for information about post-screening activities.

Some events may offer virtual options depending on the group organizers' preference. Check Meetup listings for virtual event availability.