In July we're bringing you everything that's great and diverse about the Frontline Club and our commitment to promoting and debating independent journalism.

On Friday, join us for a screening of For Neda, a documentary that investigates the life of Neda Agha-Soltan, whose bloodied face became a symbol of democratic change in Iran.

Then on Monday it's the second of our popular documentary match-making events, in association with BRITDOC and Channel 4.

We have two vital and fascinating panel discussions in the coming week: on Tuesday we tackle the politics behind the BP Deepwater oil spill, then on Wednesday media experts from the worlds of public relations and journalism debate whether the PR professionals are becoming more like journalists.

Follow us on Twitter and catch up on any events you missed on the Forum blog or download our podcasts on iTunes.

ALL EVENTS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

DISCOUNTS:
For Group bookings over 5 people please call 020 7479 8950

Sneak Preview Screening: For Neda

Fri 9 Jul, 7pm

Price: £10 (Early Booking £8)

Followed by a Q&A with Director Antony Thomas and Journalist Saaed Kamali Dehghan
Filmed secretly with Neda Agha-Soltan's father, mother, sister and younger brother, the film is an intimate portrait of the young Iranian woman shot by a sniper in Tehran on 20 June in the aftermath of the disputed presidential election.

Documentary Matchmaking

Mon 12 Jul, 7pm

Price: £20

In association with Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation
A networking event to pair great new projects with the right people in the industry to help make them happen.

The Politics of Oil

Tue 13 Jul, 7pm

Price: £12.50 (Early Booking £10)

The Gulf of Mexico spill has put the spotlight on the oil industry and its practices to an unprecedented degree. Yet for decades the people of the Niger delta have lived with environmental disasters that have been largely ignored in the West. Join us to discuss BP, the oil industry and if this time of intense focus on it is an opportunity for change.

Crossing the streams: Is PR becoming more like journalism?

Wed 14 Jul, 7pm

Price: £12.50 (Early Booking £10)

They're supposed to be opposite ends of the spectrum: journalists report the news, while public relations professionals try to influence it, but is PR now writing the news?

Gourmet food and wine evening with Malcolm Gluck

Thurs 15 Jul, 7.30pm

Price: £79 (or £140 for two)

Treat yourself to a gourmet four course meal devised by Frontline head chef John Edwards - with wine matched to each course by leading wine expert Malcolm Gluck, who will be on hand to talk guests through his choices. Click here to see the delicious menu. Both members and non-members are welcome.