Past Events Archive
Zipangu presents: The Green Slime (1968) + shorts
Fri 22 Mar 2013 @ 19:30 · Events
A group of astronauts set out to stop a giant asteroid on a collision course with the planet Earth.
Chaplin’s Music Hall
Mon 18 Mar 2013 @ 19:30 · Events
How Chaplin's film career was shaped by a childhood immersed in music hall. A fascinating perspective on Chaplin's genius from film historian Barry Anthony.
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French Sundays screening and talk: Sur mes lèvres (Read My Lips, 2001)
Sun 17 Mar 2013 @ 14:30 · Events
Exhilarating thriller/romance + talk with Jon Davies.
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An Afternoon with Arnold Louis Miller
Sat 16 Mar 2013 @ 14:30 · Events
Starting out in comics, glamour magazines and 'nudie' shorts, Miller's 1960s exploitation films included West End Jungle and London in the Raw, and he produced The Blood Beast Terror and Witchfinder General.
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The Story of the Movies in Colour 1890s-1950s
Thu 14 Mar 2013 @ 19:30 · Events
Colour first excited cinema audiences in the earliest days of Edison and Melies, but the path to its total adoption was not straightforward. Film historian Joel Finler discusses the interrelationships between the studios, the producers, the directors and the stars in this fascinating and highly illustrated talk.
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The Fairest One of All: Snow White at 75
Tue 12 Mar 2013 @ 19:30 · Events
Writer, broadcaster and Disney historian, Brian Sibley celebrates Walt Disney’s first feature length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, on the 75th anniversary of the movie’s general release in Britain.
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Star Trek Season at the Cinema Museum: exclusive screenings with only 36 places available!
Sun 10 Mar 2013 (multi-day event) · Events
Double bills pairing instalments of the major film franchise with individual projects featuring each of the seven original leads: Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scotty, Uhura, Sulu and Chekov!
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)/ The Intruder (1962) – double bill screening
Sun 10 Mar 2013 @ 14:30 · Events
The first big screen Star Trek, teamed with an intense performance from Shatner in this notable depiction of racist violence in a small Southern US town.