Anyone interested in film discussion club?
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2014 3:04 pm
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone would be interested in organising a film discussion club in Hastings? The idea would be maybe once a fortnight (or once a week if it takes off) to meet in a public place, possibly in Old Town, for either a drink or a coffee or something, and discuss a film that we've all agreed to watch that week (or that all of us have at least seen at one point).
It would be similar to a book club, but obviously put less pressure on participants as films do not take as long to get through as books typically do.
The aim would be to pick slightly older, maybe more obscure films - some not in the English language, etc. It would all be very casual, but open to people of all ages. It might be a good opportunity to see films that you meant to see many times but never got around too (there are several films like that for me - Akira Kurasawa's Seven Samurai, for one).
Would anyone be interested in something like that? It would be open to people of all ages.
I was wondering if anyone would be interested in organising a film discussion club in Hastings? The idea would be maybe once a fortnight (or once a week if it takes off) to meet in a public place, possibly in Old Town, for either a drink or a coffee or something, and discuss a film that we've all agreed to watch that week (or that all of us have at least seen at one point).
It would be similar to a book club, but obviously put less pressure on participants as films do not take as long to get through as books typically do.
The aim would be to pick slightly older, maybe more obscure films - some not in the English language, etc. It would all be very casual, but open to people of all ages. It might be a good opportunity to see films that you meant to see many times but never got around too (there are several films like that for me - Akira Kurasawa's Seven Samurai, for one).
Would anyone be interested in something like that? It would be open to people of all ages.