Film Club

Two slots each month

Each month we show a film in two different slots: one for those who prefer the afternoon and another for those who like to come after work. Both groups are friendly, and discussion groups follow the films.

The Film Club is part of the wider programme of regular events at Katherine House, alongside Regular Events such as Bible Study, Holy Conversations, Book Club, Lent Course, Art Day and Holocaust Memorial services.

Coming along

There is no charge listed for the Film Club sessions. If you would like to know more before visiting, or you are interested in the venue and its facilities, please get in touch using the details on our Contact page.

The Film Club at Katherine House FCJ in Salford offers a warm, welcoming way to explore faith and culture together. Each month a film is screened in two separate slots, one in the afternoon and another for those who prefer to come after work, so that people with different rhythms can take part. Both sessions are followed by friendly discussion groups, where guests are invited to share reflections, ask questions and listen to the experiences of others. The club forms part of the wider programme of regular events at the house, sitting alongside Bible Study, Holy Conversations, the Book Club, the Lent Course, Art Day and Holocaust Memorial services.

Coming along to the Film Club is simple and informal. Many of those who visit Katherine House describe the atmosphere as lovely and peaceful, and the discussion groups are made up of friendly regulars who are always pleased to see new faces join them. Screening a film and talking it through afterwards offers a gentle entry point for anyone curious about the community, whether they have long belonged to the congregation or are simply passing the time of day. The house has a long history of serving others in Salford and beyond, and the Film Club continues that tradition of shared learning, fellowship and conversation in an uncluttered, reflective setting.