David Rose discusses half a century of working in theatre, television and cinema, from being the first producer of Z Cars to founding Channel 4’s Film on Four. Between 1981 and 1990 David commissioned136 films, working with, amongst others, Mike Leigh, Alan Bleasdale, Willy Russell and Stephen Frears.
Entries from January 2nd, 2011
David Rose: My Journey Together
January 2011 · Events
Peggy Cummins in Conversation with Jo Botting
January 2011 · Events
British actress Peggy Cummins made her film debut in Hollywood aged 15, and is perhaps best known for her starring role as a trigger happy femme fatale in cult noir Gun Crazy. She is in conversation with BFI Fiction Editor Jo Botting.
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Those Surprising Silents: Kevin Brownlow
January 2011 · Events
Recipient of an honorary Oscar in 2010, renowned film historian Kevin Brownlow explains and demonstrates the rapid progression of film techniques during the silent era, from films lasting a minute, showing one shot, to massive epics with stunning photography and editing.
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South East London Film Clubs Network
January 2011 · Links
Visit this website for the activities and listings of a network of South East London film clubs & societies and community cinemas.
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The UK Buster Keaton Society, 2nd Quarterly Meeting
January 2011 · Events
UK Buster Keaton Society, The Blinking Buzzards, are holding their second quarterly meeting of 2011 for members at the Cinema Museum, from 16.00-19.00.
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The International Moving Image Society (IMIS)
January 2011 · Links
The International Moving Image Society (IMIS), formerly BKSTS, is the international network for professionals working in any specialism within the moving image industries and at any stage of their careers.
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The UK Buster Keaton Society, 1st Quarterly Meeting
January 2011 · Events
The UK Buster Keaton Society, The Blinking Buzzards, are holding a quarterly meeting for members at the Cinema Museum, from 4-7pm.
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In this evening’s programme, Richard Norman and Graham Noble present the entertainments history of the ‘Piccadilly of the South’ – Elephant and Castle – and its super cinema, the Trocadero.
