The March Screen Social is a vinyl junkie’s paradise as we celebrate the independents of both the music and film worlds.<\/p>\n
Over the last five years an independent record shop has closed in the UK every three days.\u00a0Sound It Out<\/a>, director Jeanie Finlay’s documentary portrait of the last remaining record shop in Teeside is a true gem of independent cinema. Released in 2012, it won fans around the world. Now is the chance to see it in the perfect setting – kicking back with friends over a beer surrounded by vinyl & film fans alike, sandwiched between 7″ sets from\u00a0All Records 99p<\/b>\u00a0DJs and award-winning shorts. See what the press said about the film…<\/p>\n ‘Wonderful’<\/i>\u00a0– Empire Screen Social: Sound It Out 7″<\/b> The Book Club also serves food so turn up early and grab a table for the night.<\/p>\n
\n‘Hilarious and incredibly heartwarming’ –\u00a0<\/i>NME
\n‘Wondrous & funny’<\/i>\u00a0– Daily Telegraph
\n‘****’ The\u00a0Sunday Times
\n‘****’ The Independent
\n‘****’ Evening Standard<\/p>\n
\n<\/a>Wednesday 20th March
\nThe Book Club<\/a>, 100 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH
\nDoors open at 7pm.\u00a0Get in early and grab a table or hang back at the bar.<\/p>\n