Film
Bigger than Trafalgar! Head to Fellowship Square for a summer of free events
Soho Theatre, open-air cinema, art shows, fashion and craft markets all come to E17’s shiny new public space this month
Disappeared: the local cinemas I knew and loved
Lifelong local resident Alan Wells OBE recalls the 1960s picturehouses of Leyton, Leytonstone and Walthamstow
Take The High Road: an awesome 26-minute film about Leytonstone
Local filmmakers Marcus Shepherd and Stow Film Lounge have produced an enlightening look at the heart of E11
Leytonstone Loves Film: a new moviefest celebrating E11
Barbican and Waltham Forest London Borough of Culture 2019 announce a top new film festival for east London
MUST DO: Le Petit Corner’s tapas (and movie) takeover
Spanish small plates and film nights are coming to High Road Leytonstone
Hitchcock’s Home returns for its fourth year
The immersive film screenings in St John’s church Leytonstone are back this summer
Anti-gentrification musical comes to The Birds
Boogaloo Stu’s new play Last Orders at the Dog & Dumplings sees two publicans fighting for their gaff
Hitchcock’s Home is back again
The celebration of the great director returns to the bucolic surrounds of St John’s next month
Video: Hooksmith Press
Watch this charming tale of a man obsessed with what he calls ‘the significance of the insignificant’
Why I trailed the London Overground with Iain Sinclair
Documentary maker John Rogers on how his new film, which screens next week at Leytonstone Pop-up Cinema, came about