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Pictures of the Kinima and Actors Rechoired events on Dec 6th 2014

January 2015 · News

Pictures from the Actors Rechoired go to the Movies! and the Kinima Presents: L.A. Confidential and Live Cine-Variety events held at the Museum on Saturday December 6th.

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Robin Askwith drops in

January 2015 · News

Robin Askwith, star of over 35 films, who has worked with Pasolini and Lindsay Anderson, as well as starring in the Confessions of… series, dropped into the Museum recently to publicise his ‘sit down’ comedy show on Saturday January 31 at 20.00.

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The Isle of Death crowdfunding campaign

December 2014 · News

The Isle of Death sees an artistic cross-collaboration between Italian filmmaker Alberto Bona and British silent film accompanist Costas Fotopoulos, who will create a modern silent film on legendary Russian musician Sergei Rachmaninoff.

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Mark Kermode films at the Cinema Museum

December 2014 · News

Head and shoulder portrait of Mark Kermode

Mark Kermode filmed the roundup of his films of 2014 at the Museum.

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Win a pair of tickets to see Billy Elliot the Musical

December 2014 · News

Patrons of the Cinema Museum are being offered the chance to win a free pair of tickets to see Billy Elliot the Musical in the West End.

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Pictures from the Roy Kinnear Tribute Event

December 2014 · News

We are pleased to share a selection of photographs taken at the recent event celebrating Roy Kinnear, taken by Ronald and volunteers Sarah and Phil.

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Wherever I Lay My Hat, a film by Morgan Tipping

December 2014 · News

Wherever I Lay My Hat (2014) is a film by London born artist Morgan Tipping that explores issues connected to housing, equality and community by using humour and bathos.

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Donation of books from Angela Kaye

November 2014 · News

The Cinema Museum was delighted to receive from Daniel Kaye, Jacqueline Kaye and Jeremy Kaye in memory of their mother Angela Kaye her collection of 500 film books.

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