the RENOIR

The main screening venue for The Declaration of Independence Film Festival is the 251-seat Renoir cinema, part of the Curzon chain.  The cinema is one of London’s leading arthouse venues, and is owned by the independent Artificial Eye distribution company.
Situated in the newly-refurbished Brunswick Centre in Bloomsbury, the venue is handy for shops, restaurants and bars. 

Tickets: 08708 506 927

Recorded information: 020 7837 8402

No booking fee for online bookings: www.curzoncinemas.com or follow the links on our site.

 

Disabled Access: There is currently a lift down to the bar and the lower foyer area but there are four steps into the actual auditorium.  Please call the Renoir direct for further information.  Disabled entrances into the Brunswick Centre are located at the main entrances on Marchmont Street, Bernard Street & Hunter Street.  Disabled car parking is available in the NCP car park beneath the Brunswick Centre.  

How To Find The Renoir
BRUNSWICK CENTRE, LONDON, WC1N 1AW
Tube:   Russell Square, Piccadilly Line
Buses:  7, 10, 17, 30, 45, 46, 59, 68, 73, 91, 168, 188, 205, 390, 476

 

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the HORSE HOSPITAL

The Declaration of Independence Film Festival will be screening many of its features, documentaries and shorts, as well as hosting events, at The Horse Hospital.  This is a unique alternative arts museum and gallery in London which has been providing a space for underground and avantgarde media since 1993.
Built in 1797, The Horse Hospital is a unique listed venue situated in unspoilt mews in the heart of Bloomsbury.  With many of its original features such as entrance by horse ramp, tethering rings, cast iron pillars and an amazing cobbled floor. 

Unfortunately horses are no longer permitted.

All screenings and events at the Horse Hospital are in conjuction with the current photographic art exhibition Visual Athletics Club by Edward Barber.  Any ticket purchased admits one to the exhibition, and the relevant screening or event as per our programme.
The Horse Hospital is approximately 250 metres from the Renoir – transport information is the same.
Tickets are available from the Declaration FilmFest website.

 

 

Tickets: Please contact horsehospital@declarationfilmfest.org

 

Disabled Access: Our screening and events venue within the Horse Hospital is on the first floor.  Access is via a fairly steep ramp which may not be accessible for all disabled patrons.

 

How To Find The Horse Hospital

COLONNADE, LONDON, WC1N 1JD

Tube:   Russell Square, Piccadilly Line

Buses:  7, 59, 68, 91, 168, 188

 

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CINEWORLD

 

Located at West India Quay, in the heart of Docklands, Cineworld will host our charity gala for ‘Darius Goes West’.

 

Disabled Access

Cineworld Cinemas are committed to offering maximum accessibility and we strive to provide facilities that meet the requirements of all our customers.

The Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card (CEA card) helps us to ensure that reasonable support is made available to you. If you require a carer, simply apply for your CEA card by picking up an application form from our foyer or from www.ceacard.co.uk. Your 'CEA card' will entitle your accompanying carer to a free seat. This policy is valid at all times.

We are committed to providing wheelchair access at all our cinemas where possible. The majority of our cinemas have full or restricted disabled toilets access.

How to find Cineworld

Hertsmere Rd, West India Quay, London E14 4AL.

Tube: Canary Wharf

DLR: West India Quay, Westferry

Buses: From Westferry DLR

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