Multi-talented musicians perform and improvise to an imaginative programme of clips and shorts from independent film-makers. A spontaneous fusion of jazz, classical and electronic instruments and apparatus!
Entries from September 17th, 2013
Flux Soup: live music + screening of Ménilmontant (1926)
September 2013 · Events
The Picture Palace Project
September 2013 · News · Featured Article
The Elephant & Castle was once home to an extraordinary number of picture houses and was known as the Piccadilly Circus of the South. The Cinema Museum’s Picture Palace Project is a community heritage scheme supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
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5 Broken Cameras (2011) – screening
September 2013 · Events
Emad Burnat’s and Guy Davidi’s critically-acclaimed and deeply personal first-hand account of life and non-violent resistance in Bil’in, a West Bank village surrounded by Israeli settlements.
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Hanging Out: Youth Culture Then and Now + Q&A
September 2013 · Events
Memories and parallels, with rare 1950s/60s footage and iconic images, in this documentary from Lorna Holder and Yvonne Deutschman.
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Bird Radio: The Boy and the Audience album launch
September 2013 · Events
Bird Radio gives a special performance to celebrate the launch of his debut album.
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Saturday Morning Pictures
September 2013 · Events
Vintage cartoons, cliffhangers, choc-ices and choice entertainment. A fun-filled morning for all the family. Tickets will sell fast, so book early!
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Picture Palace Project Exhibition & Walk
September 2013 · Events
Hear and contribute to a wonderful bank of memories of grand Picture Palaces and “cosy” cinemas! Free entry and Museum tours. Plus, at 10.30 a free guided walk (only 20 places!), exploring Picture Palaces from Waterloo via the Elephant to the Cinema Museum, with an exclusive peek inside the Coronet Theatre on the Old Kent Road, and at 14.00 a screening of We Are All One, a film about Bermondsey made by young people from the Downside Fisher youth club.
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The Black Pirate (1926) – screening
September 2013 · Events
This silent adventure film shot entirely in two-strip Technicolor stars Douglas Fairbanks. Donald MacKenzie, well known as the organist from the Odeon Leicester Square, will both introduce the film and accompany it live on the piano.
