The Cinema Museum, London

Past Events Archive

Electric Blue presents Corridor of Mirrors (1948) in collaboration with Cinema Year Zero

Wed 23 Oct 2024 @ 19:30 · Events

Electric Blue presents Terence Young's Gothic fable Corridor of Mirrors (1948), in collaboration with film journal Cinema Year Zero for the release of their latest edition, 'Pirates!'

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Home Movie Day 2024

Sun 20 Oct 2024 @ 10:30 · Events

The annual event celebrating amateur film returns. Bring any film on 9.5 mm, super 8, 8 mm or 16 mm for a free examination by a professional film archivist followed by projection on the big screen.

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Blinking Buzzards – 19 October

Sat 19 Oct 2024 @ 16:00 · Events

Head and shoulders portrait of Buster Keaton

The UK Buster Keaton Society. Quarterly meeting of the society dedicated to the appreciation of the silent comedian.

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Cinema Museum bookstall – October 19th – SORRY EVENT CANCELLED

Sat 19 Oct 2024 @ 11:00 · Events

The Cinema Museum Bookstall is open to all between 11.00 and 16.00. Admission free.

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Kennington Noir presents Sleep, My Love (1948)

Wed 16 Oct 2024 @ 19:30 · Events

An early Douglas Sirk film noir starring Claudette Colbert as a wealthy woman being gaslighted by her scheming husband.

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GRAVY presents GRAVYPLEX: Poetry on Film

Sun 13 Oct 2024 @ 18:30 · Events

Four times a year, GRAVY brings the UK’s most exciting poets to unique venues around South-East London, for unforgettable site-specific shows.

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The Gothique Film Society presents The Terror Strikes (1958) and Night of the Bloody Apes (1972)

Fri 11 Oct 2024 @ 19:00 · Events

For our opening show we are delighted to present two films on 35mm, courtesy of the Cinema Museum’s extensive collection. It’s lovely to wheel out the ‘old technology’ from time to time!

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Kennington Bioscope presents In Search of British Cinema’s ‘Missing Years’, presented by Ian Christie

Wed 2 Oct 2024 @ 19:30 · Events

In the special Kennington Bioscope programme, film historian Ian Christie discusses British cinema in the 1910s, specifically British crime serials, with examples.

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