Posts reviews and hosts a database of alternative, non mainstream and lower budget films available in the UK.

Details of membership fees and film season.

Promotes British film of all budgets and genres, and includes on-line community features.

Established to celebrate the merits and achievements of independently funded British films. Includes a list of nominees and winners for the current year, an archive, news, press releases, and information about how to submit.

Forum for discussion on British films.

Produces award winning seakayaking and adventure films which are available for purchase as downloads and DVDs.

A national card scheme developed for UK cinemas by the UK Cinema Association for cinema goers with a disability.

National support and development organisation for community-led cinema: community cinemas, film clubs and societies.

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Film magazine with reviews, features and interviews for new cinema and dvd releases.

Includes the programme of films and membership information.

Film distributor, specialising in independent, foreign-language and art house films for cinema and home entertainment.

Society committed to providing a selection of great films for the community of Dunbar to enjoy on the big screen.

Latest news and details of up and coming events, full listings of films, gallery of stills and details on how to join the guild.

Movie magazine, with breaking movie news, film and DVD reviews, celebrity interviews, and competitions.

Keeping audiences up to date with all film news relevant to the UK.

Makers of low budget short films.

Reviews, news and features plus archive section with analytical reviews of films and articles on filmmaking, including interviews with directors and writers.

Allows charities, schools and other organisations to buy a license to show a particular social action film, and to keep the profits from screening it for their own purpose.

Latest news, reviews, comment, interviews and features on film and the world of cinema from the Guardian.

An award winning film and video production company working in TV, promos, drama, corporate video, film, and music video.

Operates on a membership subscription basis and membership is open to all.

One of the largest independent film libraries in the UK, with a collection of more than 80,000 titles.

A selection of world cinema is shown supported by programme notes and talks. Films shown on Mondays at Ipswich Film Theatre.

Offering reviews, interviews and news from the independent, arthouse and world cinema sectors.

A student-run community, open to everyone, for those who have a passion for watching, discussing and exploring the possibilities of cinema.

BBC Radio 5 Mark Kermode joins Simon Mayo to give his verdict on the week's movies.

A not for profit community organisation run by volunteers.

Print and digital independent film magazine with interviews, reviews and discussion.

The oldest continually-run film society in the UK presents programme and history.

Includes a complete history of the McGuffin Film Society and the campaign to save Waltham Forest’s EMD Cinema.

Cinema chain formed in 1990 and predominantly operating in small coastal towns.

Includes a history, membership and films shown and showing.

Moviola helps rural communities to enjoy cinema, working with 60 partners in South and West of England plus 150 associates throughout the UK.

Hosts weekly film nights, special event screenings, and society parties.

Shows a film every month from September through to April in Northrepps Village Hall.

Society for both film enthusiasts and for people who like to watch films with their friends.

A members film society based at the Otley Courthouse and showing selected films once a week. Includes screening times.

Features weekend only screenings, including family friendly films as well as independent and blockbuster releases.

Information on past and present screenings, newsletter, and links.

An independent cinema chains with 15 locations in the UK.

Provides a mobile cinema service bringing the latest movies to village halls and community groups.

A not-for-profit film Society run by a group of volunteers, screening films not usually shown at local cinemas – contemporary independent British, American and world cinema as well as documentaries, avant garde and experimental films.

Showing contemporary films with schedule, venue and membership information.

Cinema chain based in Devon, provides links to their 8 cinemas in England.

An association of amateur film-makers and affiliated film-making clubs from all over Scotland, the Borders and Carlisle.

Mobile cinema serving the Highlands and Islands. Includes tour schedule, programme, and background to the project.

A UK-based e-zine covering the world of cinema, with news, reviews, listing of festivals and awards winners, and interactive features.

All films are shown at the Kirkgate Centre in Shipley unless stated otherwise.

Online version of this BFI magazine, has several articles from each hard copy issue. Also includes a fully browse-able archive of their online articles.

A non-profit organisation run by volunteers on behalf of its members.

Showing the best of world and independent cinema in Slough.

Meets monthly September to April. Includes information on programme, membership and news.

The official St Andrews University student film society.

Shows a wide-ranging programme of international films which would not otherwise be seen locally.

A small independent video production company that produces a wide range of comedy styles.

Shows a selection film from around the world.

Details of membership and film screenings.

An award-winning and non-profit-making registered charity dedicated to screening the best new releases in world cinema, which offers the chance to enjoy many films which would otherwise remain unseen in West Wales.

Volunteer run film theatre providing membership details, news and details of the films being shown.

Award winning student film society producing and appreciating film, based at UCL.

Promotes community based cinema projects and community cinemas and showing a film in a village halls.

Shows a wide range of films of different genres and from around the world.

Meet to watch well regarded (mostly recent) films that have probably not been shown in local cinemas.

Shows films each month throughout the year.

Cinemas in Dunoon and Greenock. Film times, general information, and cinema details.

A personal website about Classic British Films.

Aims to provide alternative films to those provided by the main circuits.

Formed in 2013, Wokingham Film Society aims to bring varied cinema to Wokingham.

Showing monthly films in Kentish village of Woodchurch and raising funds for charity.