The Cinema Museum, London

Past Events Archive

Lena Horne: The MGM Years

Thu 5 Oct 2023 @ 19:00 · Events

Film historian Stephen Bourne presents a tribute to Lena Horne to coincide with the publication of his book Lena Horne: The MGM Years, followed by a screening of Cabin in the Sky (1943).

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Cinema Museum bookstall – October 1st

Sun 1 Oct 2023 @ 12:00 · Events

The Cinema Museum Bookstall is open to all between 12.00 and 16.00. Admission free.

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The Live Ghost Tent – Quarterly meeting of The Laurel and Hardy Society

Sat 30 Sep 2023 @ 15:00 · Events

The Live Ghost Tent – quarterly meeting of The Laurel and Hardy Society.

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Cinema Museum 35mm Film Classics presents The Fly (1986)

Fri 29 Sep 2023 @ 19:30 · Events

The Cinema Museum presents a 35mm screening of David Cronenberg's 1986 remake and reimagining of the 1958 horror film, starring Jeff Goldblum as the scientist whose troubles become more than "a fly in the ointment". Be afraid. Be very afraid.

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Exploding Cinema September 2023

Sat 23 Sep 2023 @ 19:00 · Events

We’re back once again at the Cinema Museum with another selection of freshly made independent short films from London, UK and the World.

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Kennington Noir presents Clash by Night (1952)

Wed 20 Sep 2023 @ 19:30 · Events

Fritz Lang's noir version of a Clifford Odets play, set in a fishing community. Barbara Stanwyck, Paul Douglas and Robert Ryan star, along with Marilyn Monroe in her first 'above the title' billing.

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GlobalGirl Media Film Festival

Sun 17 Sep 2023 @ 11:00 · Events

Young women in film and media are invited to a day of short films by international women filmmakers up to 30 years, empowering workshops, inspirational speakers, Awards Ceremony and drinks reception.

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Kennington Bioscope presents its Tenth Anniversary Show – It (1927) plus 28mm films

Wed 13 Sep 2023 @ 19:30 · Events

The Kennington Bioscope presents its 10th anniversary show, a selection of Pathé 28mm films, screened in their original format, followed by Clara Bow in 1927's It.

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