Film
British Urban Film Festival: Oct 19th – 5:00pm

The British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) was formed in July 2005 to showcase urban independent cinema in the absence of any such state-sponsored activity in the UK. BUFF is the longest standing black-owned film festival in the United Kingdom.

Select a performance

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    19 Oct

    2024
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    Copper Auditorium

    Square Chapel
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    4:40PM

    Doors open

Deserters

Director: Guido Zanghi

Flanders, 1916. Tommy Tull, a young West Indies recruit, flees a violent mission in the forests of Belgium. Exhausted and terrified, he encounters Finn, a mysterious Irish officer, who takes him to an isolated cabin and takes care of him.

(착한 어린이) MIN

Director: Soo Jin Jeong

Set during the 1990s Korean IMF economic crisis. Min, a 6-year-old girl who yearns to be loved for her good behavior, obediently listens to her mom, her teachers, and her pastor in her quest to be a good girl. One day, on her way to church, she encounters a stranger who asks for help in finding a restroom.

Safe

Director: Debbie Howard

Anne an office cleaner, finishes work late one evening to be pursued and harassed by a man at the bus stop.

It Could Be You

Director: Lee D Barnes

Join Tay, a resilient teen on the harsh northern streets, as her life intertwines with Debbie, a middle-class woman consumed by an unexpected obsession.

Straight Out Of Compton

Director: Mark Hammett

It’s 1990 and Danny wants nothing more than to break out of his quaint village and onto the London rap scene, but when the chance to go toe-to-toe with London’s finest comes in the form of a radio phone-in competition, Danny finds he has to battle his provincial rural life before he can battle anyone on the mic.

Teeth

Director: Jack Chambers

‘Teeth’ follows the story of two brothers who have been seemingly abandoned by their parents. In order to provide for his younger sibling, the older brother resorts to stealing clothes from a nearby launderette and selling them on the street.

Baby Brother – UK PREMIERE

Director: Michael J. Long

‘Do we control the person we become?’ Set around the theme of broken love between two brothers. BABY BROTHER tells the story of ADAM and his vulnerable younger brother LIAM across two separate days, five years apart. They where once as close as brothers can be.

Followed by Q&A

18+

Doors open at 4:40pm

 

 

  • You can access this space from our main entrance at the front of the building, the doors to this space are on the same level.
  • The space is usually used as our cinema and studio theatre performances.
  • This is a seated and standing space, depending on the performance.
  • There are two access seats in our Copper space.
  • To access the toilets you need to use the lift from the foyer to the ground floor where you will find our access toilet, baby changing facility and a Changing Places facility. There is also a private lift towards the back of the space where a member of staff would need to accompany you.
  • We have two parking spaces at the front of our building (just outside the Southgate entrance of The Piece Hall) and two spaces down the side of our building just off Square Road. These spaces are available for Square Chapel customers and you must book spaces in advance of your visit, and display a blue badge.
  • Booking the access parking spaces means you will enter the building from our stage door area and will need to use the lift to take you to the foyer, kitchen, bar and Copper space.
  • Blue badge holders can reserve a parking space by emailing details of the car reg, make, model, colour, name of the owner, and date of time of performance attending. Email accessibility@squarechapel.co.uk
Copper Auditorium
  • Performance Time: 5:00PM

  • Age Suitability & Warning: 18+

  • Accessibility: Find out more >

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