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Just to let you know Picturehouse ED will be showing the rather delightful Master Cheng as part of their February Discovery section. It's on Tuesday 22nd Feb at 8pm ahead of its full release on March 11th. Get your tickets here - https://www.picturehouses.com/movie-details/000/HO00011547/master-cheng Following the death of his wife, professional chef Cheng travels with his young son to a remote village in Finland in order to reconnect with an old friend. Upon arrival, nobody in the village seems to know his friend ? but when a local caf? owner offers him accommodation in exchange for help in her kitchen, a cross-cultural exchange bridges the gap between the locals and their visitor.

Coming to Brockwell Park this December - buy tickets here - https://www.popupscreens.co.uk/location/herne-hill/ Pop Up Screens are delighted to announce that they will be bringing all your festive favourites back to London with their hit Cinema In The Snow experience this December. Pop Up Screens invites you and your family to indulge in an evening that you won?t forget as you come to visit a cinema full of snow. You'll be able to catch all of your Christmas favourites that are guaranteed to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. From festive classics, to hits Christmas wouldn't be the same without, this snow-filled winter wonderland will have something for everyone with movies such as: Last Christmas, Home Alone, Love Actually, Elf, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, Miracle on 34th Street, Muppets Christmas Carol and The Holiday. So why not join us for a movie or two, grab a mulled wine and sit back and enjoy the only cinema where it will be snowing this Christmas.

Steven did our windows this morning and did a great job. Value for money and highly recommended

Got a cab from Highgate to ED a few weeks back at 10.30pm. The guy did say 'that's a long way' and I said 'yes, yes it is'. He got his ?50, I believe I got a bargain tbh

Get your tickets here for the original outdoor cinema https://www.popupscreens.co.uk/events/ The Breakfast Club on the 26th Dirty Dancing on the 27th The Greatest Showman on the 28th

Anybody know why blue recycling bins have not been emptied for the best part 4 weeks along Darrell Road and surrounding areas? Saw a few nearby streets get collected this week but practically overflowing down here.

At least they do it and bury it rather than dog owners who just leave it everywhere. Theirs and their dogs. Like an obstacle course.

LOL. all Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Passiflora Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Oh dear, what is an Ultrasonic Lion covered in > > spikes? Is that just as terrible as putting > spikes > > on top of a fence? > > > Listen, and understand. That ultrasonic lion > covered in spikes is out there. It can?t be > bargained with. It can?t be reasoned with. It > doesn?t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it > absolutely will not stop, ever, until that cat > stops crapping all over my garden.

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This summer, Pop Up Screens brings Londoners critically acclaimed new releases in even more of the Capital?s most treasured parks. The screenings will run from 20th July to 23rd September. And it's coming to Ruskin Park, Denmark Hill July 27th (Get Out), July 28th (Grease) and July 29th (Ferris Bueller's Day Off). An absolute essential for the city dweller?s social calendar in the season of romance and warm evenings, Pop Up Screens guarantees a 'relaxed atmosphere and friendly vibe', (TimeOut, 2018) that caters for all ages and tastes. Box office hits new to Pop Up this summer include critically acclaimed superhero flicks Thor: Ragnorok and Wonder Woman, Academy Award winners The Shape of Water, 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and Get Out alongside new family favourite The Greatest Showman. Those of you who couldn?t possibly last the summer without getting your fix of the classics such as Notting Hill, The Notebook, Dirty Dancing and Grease will not be disappointed. Pop Up Screens will work its magic in a host of new locations including the beautiful Ruskin Park in Denmark Hill, iconic Guildhall in heart of London, picturesque Canbury Gardens in Kingston and the award-winning, Priory Park in Crouch End. Outdoor cinema is still something that?s got a certain romance to it that gets lost in the multiplexes, that magic of being outside with a movie you love is pretty hard to beat. Tickets are priced from ?7 for a child and adults starting from ?12.50. You?re welcome to bring your own blankets, beanbags and cushions or you can hire a deckchair for ?4. If you feel like styling up your cinema experience, this year Pop Up Screens are introducing VIP seats, for ?20 each that will include a chair in a prime location plus a free drink! Food will be coming direct from Brighton with the Seaside Pizza Co. providing lovely sourdough wood fired pizzas all night long. Tickets can be booked from http://www.popupscreens.co.uk Use code 'MFC10' for 10% off ticket price at checkout courtesy of the free social film app MyFilmClub

Looking for van and man recommendations please who don't stick on the East Dulwich therefore must charge more tax. Moving from one area of ED to another April 28. If you are a man with van, this is the approx move items. I have a competitive quote, have tried one local one whose website told a few porkies with regards to cost and doubled to the accommodate aforementioned Stuff to move is approx: kitchen boxes, 2 seater sofa, coffee table, 2 x fold tables, 2 dining chairs, TV's, stereo equipment, 2 x beds that will be dismantled, boxes of lounge bits, assortment of plants and pots from garden, 2 x garden chairs, 2xbedside tables, chest of drawers, suitcases of clothes and then various boxes and bags of general stuff, pictures etc.

Treating my girlfriend to a hair colouring for her birthday. Wondered if anyone has any recommendations for places local that do it well? Thanks.

Looking for an experienced entertainment PR person to join my company Strike Media. Part-time role available for the right person. Download the job spec from here, any questions drop me a line via DM http://strike-media.co.uk/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Job-description_SAM_AD.pdf

You can also play our second half of 2017 movie trivia quiz here - https://www.qzzr.com/c/quiz/429384/myfilmclub-how-well-do-you-know-this-years-biggest-upcoming-movies

http://www.MyFilmClub.co.uk, the ultimate app for film fans, is running a competition for a family ticket (4 people, two under 15) to a Cine Mini screening of My Life as a Courgette at the East Dulwich Picturehouse on August 5th. We also have 2 other tickets for a runner up. Watch, Touch, Taste and Play with Movies Cine Mini turns the average family cinema trip on its head by entertaining the kids throughout the screening with special movie-tastic immersive treats. Plasticine Film Foyer Fun kicks off the screening to get you in the mood, then you can expect surprises during the movie (all to take home) for every child for a truly immersive experience of playing with movies! This is like no other trip to the cinema! To enter, simply download the app from iTunes or Google Play (it's FREE) and enter via the competitions section. MyFilmClub is the ultimate film app. It brings together finding films near you now, booking tickets, ordering VOD and Blu-ray/DVDs, with the freedom to chat with friends, create film clubs, arrange meet-ups, get the latest news, enter competitions and more. Making the big screen properly accessible from your small screen for the first time. "The first rule of MyFilmClub is: you DO talk about MyFilmClub" Download the app now from iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/my-film-club/id1102750525?ls=1&mt=8 and Google Play - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utio.myfilmclub Disclaimer: I am the creator of the app and have worked in film marketing for 15 years. However trust me, this app will change your life ;-)

Forgive the intrusion, wondered if you might be interested in this? Helena et al? First a disclaimer - I did create this app myself. I work in the film industry running my own PR company (2 of us) and then made this on the side as I wanted to try and fill a mobile app sized hole I had spotted. I live in ED and wanted to see if you might help me see how well the social aspect of the app works. So what is it? It's called MyFilmClub and can be downloaded from here http://www.myfilmclub.co.uk or directly via iTunes and Google play on the links below. It's FREE best of all. It would be great if you could/would download and have a play. It includes film trailers, booking tickets (at Peckham Plex, Picturehouse, Ritzy and beyond), competitions (Baywatch one up now and a soundbar worth ?300 too), film event listings (like Rooftop Cinema at Bussey), film news. Best of all is the social aspect - you can create film 'clubs' with friends and invite friends and chat within it. You can find new friends and create another club to chat about sci-fi/horror or a 'Desperate Housewives of East Dulwich' or 'Forgotten Husbands of East Dulwich' style group - you name it. Then you can arrange to meet up and watch films with new friends. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utio.myfilmclub https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/my-film-club/id1102750525?ls=1&mt=8&at=1001lnNr I have created a Club in the clubs section called 'East Dulwich Film Club'. I wondered whether you might downlaod and join the club and start to chat?See what you think and let me know. Below is the full PR about it which went out this week. Any questions let me know and thank you for your time reading. I hope you like it Chat. Book. Meet. Repeat. MyFilmClub? ? Cinema made Social. AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE NOW on iPHONES, iPADS and ANDROID DEVICES ?The first rule of MyFilmClub is: you DO talk about MyFilmClub? Given the size and scope of the UK film industry, you'd think someone would've found a way to make cinema-going more connected by now. To have taken our national love of film and made it social. Surprisingly not. Therefore, we introduce to you MyFilmClub? - the UK's first film lovers' app. MyFilmClub? is the ultimate app for film buffs. It brings together finding films and booking tickets, ordering VOD and Blu-ray/DVDs, with the freedom to chat with friends, create film clubs, and arrange meet-ups. You can even organise your own screenings, find local cinema events or event cinema, enter competitions, catch up on the latest film news and receive notifications about when your favourite film has tickets on sale. It also includes the best bits of WhatsApp and Citymapper and smashes them into one app. Making the big screen properly accessible from your small screen for the first time. Available to download on iPhone, iPad and Android now, MyFilmClub? makes the act of finding, seeing and sharing films easier, more sociable and more fun. The first rule of MyFilmClub?? You DO talk about MyFilmClub?. Check out our special trailer featuring the forthcoming Spring releases here: [www.youtube.com] MyFilmClub? is available to download for free on iPhones, iPads and Android devices/phones now via the App Store (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/my-film-club/id1102750525?ls=1&mt=8&at=1001lnNr) and Google Play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utio.myfilmclub) www.myfilmclub.co.uk www.facebook.com/myfilmclubworld www.twitter.com/myfilmclub www.instagram.com/myfilmclub

First a disclaimer - I did create this app myself. I work in the film industry running my own PR company (2 of us) and then made this on the side as I wanted to try and fill a mobile app sized hole I had spotted. I live in ED and wanted to see if you might help me see how well the social aspect of the app works. So what is it? It's called MyFilmClub and can be downloaded from here www.myfilmclub.co.uk or directly via iTunes and Google play on the links below. It's FREE best of all. It would be great if you could/would download and have a play. It includes film trailers, booking tickets (at Peckham Plex, Picturehouse, Ritzy and beyond), competitions (Baywatch one up now and a soundbar worth ?300 too), film event listings (like Rooftop Cinema at Bussey), film news. Best of all is the social aspect - you can create film 'clubs' with friends and invite friends and chat within it. You can find new friends and create another club to chat about sci-fi/horror or a 'Desperate Housewives of East Dulwich' or 'Forgotten Husbands of East Dulwich' style group - you name it. Then you can arrange to meet up and watch films with new friends. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/my-film-club/id1102750525?ls=1&mt=8&at=1001lnNr https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utio.myfilmclub I have created a Club in the clubs section called 'East Dulwich Film Club'. I wondered whether you might downlaod and join the club and start to chat? Below is the full PR about it which went out this week. Any questions let me know and thank you for your time reading. I hope you like it Chat. Book. Meet. Repeat. MyFilmClub? ? Cinema made Social. AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE NOW on iPHONES, iPADS and ANDROID DEVICES ?The first rule of MyFilmClub is: you DO talk about MyFilmClub? Given the size and scope of the UK film industry, you'd think someone would've found a way to make cinema-going more connected by now. To have taken our national love of film and made it social. Surprisingly not. Therefore, we introduce to you MyFilmClub? - the UK's first film lovers' app. MyFilmClub? is the ultimate app for film buffs. It brings together finding films and booking tickets, ordering VOD and Blu-ray/DVDs, with the freedom to chat with friends, create film clubs, and arrange meet-ups. You can even organise your own screenings, find local cinema events or event cinema, enter competitions, catch up on the latest film news and receive notifications about when your favourite film has tickets on sale. It also includes the best bits of WhatsApp and Citymapper and smashes them into one app. Making the big screen properly accessible from your small screen for the first time. Available to download on iPhone, iPad and Android now, MyFilmClub? makes the act of finding, seeing and sharing films easier, more sociable and more fun. The first rule of MyFilmClub?? You DO talk about MyFilmClub?. Check out our special trailer featuring the forthcoming Spring releases here: MyFilmClub? is available to download for free on iPhones, iPads and Android devices/phones now via the App Store (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/my-film-club/id1102750525?ls=1&mt=8&at=1001lnNr) and Google Play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utio.myfilmclub) www.myfilmclub.co.uk www.facebook.com/myfilmclubworld www.twitter.com/myfilmclub www.instagram.com/myfilmclub ~ ENDS ~ About MyFilmClub? MyFilmClub? was imagined and created by Wez Merchant, an entertainment company entrepreneur who saw a gap in the market for a space where cinema fans could talk about, watch and enjoy movies with other like-minded people. Under The Influence Of?Ltd is the app?s parent company. The app covers: ? Geolocation ? Journey planning ? Instant Messaging ? News ? Reviews ? Event cinema ? Theatrical releases ? Home Entertainment releases ? Competitions ? Ticket bookings ? Personalisation ? Social Why and how? Founder of MyFilmClub?s Wez Merchant says: ?It came to me one day whilst I was looking around the train carriage and all I could see was everyone?s heads buried in their phones. We have become like robots using the amazing tool to simply keep our speeding thoughts occupied. We have no concentra?..sorry, we have no concentration anymore.? With his film industry background, Wez then started to piece things together: ?There was not a good or decent film app available. There have been a few attempts but they have fallen by the wayside because there has been no social context to them ? they have been all about sales up until now and made by people who have all the tech know-how but don?t know how to give it personality. That?s when MyFilmClub? was born. I wanted to create an app which provided useful film information and content but also one which had a social conscience as well as reminding people of the good old days when contacting someone required military planning. I?m getting older, grumpier and finding myself harking back to simpler times ? I?m basically turning into my Dad.? ?It?s using the technology we have at our disposal to actually get people to detach from their phones, by having real interactions, meeting new people and catching up with old friends. If your partner doesn?t want to see the latest horror, and you don?t want to go on your own, then you can put out a message to your local group and see if anyone else fancies meeting you there. Hopefully this will be a good combatant against piracy too as it will help to stop the idea that you can just find a stream and download a terrible copy ? get out and enjoy the experience rather than watch Logan, shot at an angle, with Japanese subtitles, muffled sound and people getting in the way as they get up to go to the loo?. Charity Partner MyFilmClub? is partnering with The Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund (CTBF ? (www.ctbf.co.uk) as its official charity and will donate 10% of any profits it generates. The CTBF supports those within the film and television industries facing personal or career challenges of illness, injury, unemployment or finances as well as aiding talent through the likes of the John Brabourne Awards. ?The CTBF are excited to be the charity partner of MyFilmClub?. Their innovative platform will bring together through their love of film, while helping us to support the people who make films happen? says D?Arcy Myers, Interim Chief Executive, The Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund (CTBF). MyFilmClub? are also supporters of Heads Together (www.headstogether.org.uk). Employees are encouraged to talk about their mental health concerns and will be helping raise awareness by putting on a screening of some of the #OKTOSAY films in May in North London. It is hoped that the app encourages users to get out and meet other people through a combined love of film, and chat with them via the app?s club functionality. ?Going out and ?being in the world? when you?re afraid, anxious and stuck inside your head can be daunting. So it?s great to see apps like MyFilmClub? using technology to enable those who are struggling, to connect with others and enjoy something they love in a simple, social and manageable way? says Jon Salmon, Mental Health Advocate from #TeamHeadsTogether. Content Partners MyFilmClub? cleverly uses a number of platforms in existence to consumers and industry professionals alike, including ourscreen, which enables film fans to take control of their local cinema in three easy steps (pick a film - decide where and when - share your screening) " MyFilmClub? is an excellent idea; anything that - like ourscreen - aims to make watching films at your local cinema easier, is serving a fantastic purpose. That's why we were so keen to be involved in the app? says David Kapur, co-founder of ourscreen. MyFilmClub? links to the official cinema platforms for cinema showtimes and booking links. These official ticketing platforms are built by Powster, who work with all six major movie studios and over independent distributors globally. ?Powster is delighted to support MyFilmClub? by allowing users to link directly to their official movie platforms. Cinemagoers will be able to discover where the movie is playing and book tickets for their favourite screenings. As an advocate of innovation in cinema, Powster is keen to see how the MyFilmClub? app uses new technology to improve the cinema-going experience? says Tim Stephens, Director of Production at Powster. As well as reading up on MyFilmClub?s own news and reviews, users can also catch up on other film news sources such as the award winning LiveForFilms website."It is a pleasure and an honour for Live for Films to be involved with such a cool movie app" enthuses Phil Edwards, Founder, LiveForFilms (www.liveforfilm.com) Under The Influence Of? hired Milk Bar Studios to develop the app and listen to Wez?s natterings during its creation. Simon Hume, Founder of Milk Bar Studios , said ?It?s been an absolute joy to develop MyFilmClub?, we can?t wait to get it into users hands and continuing its development in the months and years to come.?

Hello, On the look out for a trustworthy/great cleaner to swing by my place for a deep clean in a week or so's time. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks

To add mystery, the builders ladders that were left outside my flat yesterday had this morning gone.....!

You're v welcome. And I am now a little tipsy ;-). Glad Boris is back in your loving home. Hugha - some terrible puns there, thought I was bad. Thanks to the random builder today who left his massive ladder outside the flat - fate if ever there was some. Best Wez + Cat x

Massive set f ladders acquired, coming back

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Sorry missed all these replies, been frantically trying to get a new flat sorted as I have to move out of my current place. Alas, nothing sorted as yet. Wow, seems like it could be a goer. Give me a couple of weeks to get my act together, perhaps we could plan something before Xmas - in the meantime if anyone knows anyone that wants/needs to move to Dulwich tell them to give me a shout.I have seen a couple of decent gaffs of late just need a second person