Soho House
Has a screening room at its Old Compton Street private members' club plus a fully functional cinema, the Electric, at Portobello Road, Notting Hill, where Grand Classics screenings take place. www.grandclassics.com
Everyman
Membership of the cute Hampstead Village cinema's club costs £575 a year, for which you get unlimited visits and a host of other benefits including one free two-hour private-screening party. Current films: Roman Polanski's Oliver Twist remake and David Cronenberg's A History of Violence. www. everymancinema. com
The Rex
This private members' bar on Rupert Street in Soho has a state-oftheart 75-seat cinema with retro décor, where it screens current, classic and pre-release films. www.rexcinemaandbar.com
NFT
The grandaddy of London film clubs. Incredible diversity of movies on the South Bank. Join by telephone on 020 7815 1374. Membership costs £24 (£22 by direct debit). www.bfi.org.uk/incinemas/nft/
Picture House Cinemas
A collective of art-house cinemas showing first-run and repertory films. Clapham Picturehouse, SW4; Gate Cinema, Notting Hill, W11; Greenwich Picturehouse, SE10; Ritzy, Brixton, SW2; Stratford Picturehouse, E15. Membership £20 a year. www.picturehouses.co.uk/site/cinemas/Ritzy/
KinoKulture
Has been running offbeat events for seven years at the Horse Hospital, Colonnade, Bloomsbury, WC1. www. thehorsehospital.com
Slightly Shady
Located at the Ritzy, Brixton. Specialises in short films, shown on the last Wednesday of the month, 7.30-11pm. Tickets £4, £3 concessions. Submissions are free and those submitting work get free entry. www. slightlyshady. co.uk, phone 079800 32871, email slightlyshadycinema @hotmail.com
BarbicanThe Family Film Club has screenings on Saturday mornings. www.barbican. org.uk/ familyfilmclub
