Lost In Film

06/07/2026

Thank you from all of us at Lost In Film to everyone who came and watched Glastonbury: The Movie on Saturday, and to everyone who came to watch any of the films we've shown this season!

We will now be taking our usual Summer break and returning with a new season of films in the Autumn. Feel free to leave suggestions in the comments!

03/07/2026

Tomorrow at Lost In Film! Feel free to come along in festival clothes and bring your own drinks and snacks for

GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT

Tickets here: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/glastonbury-the-movie

A special Lost In Film presentation, showing on Saturday the 4th of July at 7:30pm (Doors 6:45pm):

GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT (12a)

Director: Robin Mahoney

"The year is 1993. The BBC cameras haven’t arrived yet. A hundred thousand people
are in a Somerset field, completely unobserved, completely themselves. Shot in
Panavision CinemaScope, Glastonbury The Movie captured the real festival, not the
headline acts, but the stone circle at sunrise, the rave tents, the wandering poets, The
Verve at their very first festival appearance. No voiceover. No presenter. Just
Glastonbury, as it was."

Featuring performance footage of:

- The Verve
- Spiritualized
- The Orb
- Lemonheads
- And many more

"Marvellously honest. Beautifully shot. The most impressive festival movie this reviewer has seen."
Time Out

Tickets will be available soon at lostinfilm.com

02/07/2026

Coming up this Saturday at Lost In Film: GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT

Get tickets here: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/glastonbury-the-movie

A special Lost In Film presentation, showing on Saturday the 4th of July at 7:30pm (Doors 6:45pm):

GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT (12a)

Director: Robin Mahoney

"The year is 1993. The BBC cameras haven’t arrived yet. A hundred thousand people
are in a Somerset field, completely unobserved, completely themselves. Shot in
Panavision CinemaScope, Glastonbury The Movie captured the real festival, not the
headline acts, but the stone circle at sunrise, the rave tents, the wandering poets, The
Verve at their very first festival appearance. No voiceover. No presenter. Just
Glastonbury, as it was."

Featuring performance footage of:

- The Verve
- Spiritualized
- The Orb
- Lemonheads
- And many more

"Marvellously honest. Beautifully shot. The most impressive festival movie this reviewer has seen."
Time Out

Tickets will be available soon at lostinfilm.com

30/06/2026

Thanks to all who came to watch Hamnet last night. For our last film of the season, we have a special presentation of GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT, showing this Saturday, the 4th of July.

Doors 6:45, Film starts 7:30

Tickets here: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/glastonbury-the-movie

A special Lost In Film presentation, showing on Saturday the 4th of July at 7:30pm (Doors 6:45pm):

GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT (12a)

Director: Robin Mahoney

"The year is 1993. The BBC cameras haven’t arrived yet. A hundred thousand people
are in a Somerset field, completely unobserved, completely themselves. Shot in
Panavision CinemaScope, Glastonbury The Movie captured the real festival, not the
headline acts, but the stone circle at sunrise, the rave tents, the wandering poets, The
Verve at their very first festival appearance. No voiceover. No presenter. Just
Glastonbury, as it was."

Featuring performance footage of:

- The Verve
- Spiritualized
- The Orb
- Lemonheads
- And many more

"Marvellously honest. Beautifully shot. The most impressive festival movie this reviewer has seen."
Time Out

Tickets will be available soon at lostinfilm.com

22/06/2026

Next Monday at Lost In Film!

Doors 6:45, Film Starts 7:30

Our film for June, showing Monday the 29th at 7:30pm, is HAMNET (12a, Director: Chloé Zhao)

Anchored by beautiful performances from Paul Mescal and an award-sweeping Jessie Buckley, HAMNET tells the story of William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes as their family is struck by tragedy, leading to the creation of Shakespeare's masterpiece, Hamlet.

'Hamnet is a heartbreaking examination of attempting to cope with grief brought on by unimaginable loss, featuring two brilliant lead performances from Jessie Buckley & Paul Mescal, and stunningly gorgeous visuals throughout.' Jeff Beck, The Blu Spot

At the Church Rooms, Lostwithiel
Doors 6:45pm
Film Starts 7:30pm

Feel free to bring your own (quiet!) snacks and drinks

Tickets: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/hamnet

01/06/2026

Our film for June, showing Monday the 29th at 7:30pm, is HAMNET (12a, Director: Chloé Zhao)

Anchored by beautiful performances from Paul Mescal and an award-sweeping Jessie Buckley, HAMNET tells the story of William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes as their family is struck by tragedy, leading to the creation of Shakespeare's masterpiece, Hamlet.

'Hamnet is a heartbreaking examination of attempting to cope with grief brought on by unimaginable loss, featuring two brilliant lead performances from Jessie Buckley & Paul Mescal, and stunningly gorgeous visuals throughout.' Jeff Beck, The Blu Spot

At the Church Rooms, Lostwithiel
Doors 6:45pm
Film Starts 7:30pm

Feel free to bring your own (quiet!) snacks and drinks

Tickets: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/hamnet

27/05/2026

Tickets now available at: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/glastonbury-the-movie

A special Lost In Film presentation, showing on Saturday the 4th of July at 7:30pm (Doors 6:45pm):

GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT (12a)

Director: Robin Mahoney

"The year is 1993. The BBC cameras haven’t arrived yet. A hundred thousand people
are in a Somerset field, completely unobserved, completely themselves. Shot in
Panavision CinemaScope, Glastonbury The Movie captured the real festival, not the
headline acts, but the stone circle at sunrise, the rave tents, the wandering poets, The
Verve at their very first festival appearance. No voiceover. No presenter. Just
Glastonbury, as it was."

Featuring performance footage of:

- The Verve
- Spiritualized
- The Orb
- Lemonheads
- And many more

"Marvellously honest. Beautifully shot. The most impressive festival movie this reviewer has seen."
Time Out

Tickets will be available soon at lostinfilm.com

24/05/2026

Tomorrow at Lost In Film!

Our film for May, showing Monday the 25th at 7:30pm, THE ROSES (15)

Chronicling the fraught relationship and marital breakdown between an architect and a chef (Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman,) The Roses brings "inimitable chemistry and pitch-black comedy charm" (Luke Hicks, the AV Club) and supporting performances from Andy Samberg and Kate McKinnon.

At the Church Rooms, Lostwithiel
Doors 6:45pm
Film Starts 7:30pm

Feel free to bring your own (quiet!) snacks and drinks

Tickets: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/the-roses

20/05/2026

A special Lost In Film presentation, showing on Saturday the 4th of July at 7:30pm (Doors 6:45pm):

GLASTONBURY THE MOVIE: 30th ANNIVERSARY CUT (12a)

Director: Robin Mahoney

"The year is 1993. The BBC cameras haven’t arrived yet. A hundred thousand people
are in a Somerset field, completely unobserved, completely themselves. Shot in
Panavision CinemaScope, Glastonbury The Movie captured the real festival, not the
headline acts, but the stone circle at sunrise, the rave tents, the wandering poets, The
Verve at their very first festival appearance. No voiceover. No presenter. Just
Glastonbury, as it was."

Featuring performance footage of:

- The Verve
- Spiritualized
- The Orb
- Lemonheads
- And many more

"Marvellously honest. Beautifully shot. The most impressive festival movie this reviewer has seen."
Time Out

Tickets will be available soon at lostinfilm.com

18/05/2026

Next Monday at Lost In Film! THE ROSES (15)

Our film for May, showing Monday the 25th at 7:30pm, THE ROSES (15)

Chronicling the fraught relationship and marital breakdown between an architect and a chef (Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman,) The Roses brings "inimitable chemistry and pitch-black comedy charm" (Luke Hicks, the AV Club) and supporting performances from Andy Samberg and Kate McKinnon.

At the Church Rooms, Lostwithiel
Doors 6:45pm
Film Starts 7:30pm

Feel free to bring your own (quiet!) snacks and drinks

Tickets: https://www.lostinfilm.org.uk/film/the-roses