The Forum Film Club is run on a not-for-profit basis with all membership fees used to cover the purchase and licensing of each month's film.
Access to 12 screenings (one a month) That's just £1.67 per film if you attend all 12 screenings!
Access to our friendly and inclusive community to discuss films and the opportunity to nominate and vote for which films are screened*
You will require a Facebook account to join the discussion, vote for and suggest themes/films, and communicate with the group & admins.
You will receive an invitation to join the private Facebook group after the final screening of 2024/25 Membership (10 July 2025) via the email address you supply when purchasing the membership - this needs to be the same as the one associated with your Facebook account.
Films must be commercially available on DVD or Blu-ray. We cannot show films via streaming platforms.
We cannot provide a list of films that will be shown as each month the group suggest and vote for themes within the private Facebook group. More information can be found in the FAQs below.
Films are shown on the 2nd Thursday of each month** August 2025 - July 2026.
Doors always open at 7pm with the film starting at 7.30pm in The Forum Auditorium, Millennium Plain, Norwich, NR2 1TF.
*requires a Facebook account to access the Film Club group
**Subject to change in exceptional circumstances. An alternative date may be chosen, as close to the original date as possible.
What does the £20 annual membership fee cover?
The Film Club is a not-for-profit venture. Your membership fee covers the cost of film rights, staffing and general venue and Film Club costs.
What films are shown?
Each month the group suggest and vote for themes within The Forum Film Club's private Facebook group. The theme with the most votes/likes is selected, and then members can suggest films within that theme. The film that receives the most votes/likes is selected.
If you would like to see a list of past films shown, and themes, take a look at a list of past screenings.
Films suggested/chosen must be commercially available on DVD or Blu-ray. We cannot show films via streaming platforms.
When is it?
The membership runs from August 2025 to July 2026. The first screening will be on Thursday 14 August (doors open at 7pm and film starts at 7.30pm). Screenings take place on the second Thursday of each month.
Can I come in late?
Sorry, but to ensure everyone enjoys the film no entry is permitted after 7.30pm.
Where are the films shown?
The Forum Auditorium, Millennium Plain, Norwich, NR2 1TF.
Access to the Auditorium is past the BBC reception desk and via the lift or stairs.
Does the film club have an age limit?
Yes, it’s strictly over 18’s only. This is to enable a full range of films to be offered.
Why do I need a Facebook account?
Facebook is a free and efficient platform in which to communicate with Film Club members and encourages interaction and discussion between members of the group.
How do I join the Facebook Group?
You will receive an invitation to join the Facebook group after the final screening of 2024/25 Membership (10 July) via the email address you supplied when purchasing the membership on Ticketsolve - this needs to be the same as the one associated with your Facebook account.
How do I book my seat?
You can book your seat via a poll in the Facebook group. Film Club administrators will post details of the next screening and when tickets are available on the group page.
How are the films chosen?
The Film Club will choose a genre each month, members are encouraged to recommend movies via the Facebook group, a shortlist will be chosen and members will decide which film will be shown via a Facebook poll.
Can I cancel my membership?
There is a 30 day cooling off period from the date of joining where a full refund will be issued. After that period membership is non-refundable.
How do I join?
Follow this link. Make an account (ensure you use the same email that's associated with your Facebook account if you wish to join the group), pay your fee, and then we'll invite you to join the Facebook group.
Why has the price increased to £20?
With increased ticketing fees, film licencing fees and staffing costs, we have no choice but to raise the membership fee in order to make The Forum Film Club viable. The Forum Film Club is run on a not-for-profit basis but needs to cover its own costs.