Screening of the documentary film Club Kid by Jordan Firstman as part of the BFI London Film Festival 2026, with audio description.
Club Kid is screening at MAC Birmingham on Sunday 18 October, as part of the BFI London Film Festival 2026. It's a Jordan Firstman film, and this particular screening comes with audio description, so if you're coming with someone who needs it, you'll want to keep that in mind when you book.
Firstman is the name behind it, and Club Kid is the feature. It's one of the titles the BFI is bringing to the MAC as part of this year's festival, so it's a bit of a London import making its way up to Birmingham for a few days. The festival runs across several venues, and the MAC is one of the spots where you can catch a selection of the programme without having to head south.
As for the screening itself, it's a single showing of the film, not a double bill or a Q&A, so you're just in for the movie. The audio description is built into this session, which means a narrator describes the visual action on screen for anyone who can't see it, running alongside the original dialogue and sound. If that's what you're after, this is the one to pick.
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It's on Sunday 18 October, starting at 5:45pm at MAC Birmingham, so it's a late-afternoon slot that gets you home well before the Monday morning rush. If you're planning to head in, just double-check your timings and get your tickets sorted through the MAC's usual channels.
