Some films need a room.
This is the room.

Most film clubs are just screenings with a group chat. The Long Take is something else. We pick films that reward attention — the kind that stay with you for days, that you keep turning over, that make you want to talk to a stranger about them immediately. So we do. After every screening, we stay. We argue, compare, misremember, and occasionally completely disagree about what we just watched.
The Bioscope — one of Johannesburg's most loved independent cinemas — gave us a home when we were still figuring out what we were, and that partnership has shaped everything. A proper cinema, a proper conversation, a proper community.
No algorithms. No streaming queues. Just a room full of people who showed up for the same thing, and left with something different.