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This summer, Brixton Community Cinema is putting on a series of unique film screenings every single evening. Showing them on a temporary screen in Windrush Square, created by design collective Bafalw and London Festival of Architecture, the cracking line-up has been guest-curated by a load of super cool south Londoners, like Yung Singh and Haseeb Iqbal, as well as film programmers from around the world from the likes of Brooklyn, Paris, and Algiers.
On the outdoor screen they'll be showing cult documentaries like ‘Paris is Burning’, feminist classics like ‘Daughters of the Dust’, and Bollywood bangers like ‘Bride and Prejudice’. And don't miss the screening of ‘Kokomo City’, a breathtaking documentary following the lives of four black transgender sex workers in New York City and Georgia.
Tickets are priced as pay what you can.