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SCALARAMA – A Celebration of Cinema Throughout September, Across the UK 31 August – 29 September 2013 www.scalarama.com @scalarama facebook.com/scalarama |
This September, cinemas, film societies, clubs, festivals and enthusiasts from across the country will come together for Scalarama, an inclusive season that showcases the diversity of film screenings in the UK, whether it be picture palaces, pop-ups in parks or in your own home!
Over 100 screenings have already been confirmed across UK with over 50 partners from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Brighton, Derby, Leeds, Hull, Glasgow, Belfast and Cardiff taking part, plus many more still to be confirmed. A totally not-for-profit, cooperative event, Scalarama seeks to unite all film exhibitors in an annual, inclusive season that celebrates communal film watching in all its forms and encourages everyone to show films to one another, meeting similar minded people and discovering local initiatives.
From 31 August – 29 September, exhibitors from across the country will be holding screenings as part of Scalarama’s Open programme. Operating much like the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, screenings are submitted to the season, with the choice of film totally up to the exhibitor in order to showcase the diversity of independent cinema screenings and the range of film clubs and societies in the UK.
Scalarama also has a Core programme of 8 titles that will be screened across the country, ranging from digitally restored masterpieces to rare prints, live rescores to children’s films. Working with a range of distributors, archives and festivals, the core programme displays the full gamut of cinema. Titles includes a new 2K DCP of Carl Theodor Dreyer’s The Passion of Joan of Arc (from Eureka/Masters of Cinema), Czech sci–fi gem Ikarie XB-1 (from Second Run DVD) and a double bill of horror from the BFI Flipside label, as well as The Children Film Foundation classic Sammy’s Super T-Shirt (courtesy of the BFI) which will play at 32 venues across the UK.
The season will officially launch with Film Jam at the Ritzy cinema in Brixton on Saturday 31stAugust, which will see 11 film clubs from across London each given 30 minutes of screen time to dazzle, delight or terrify the audience, whilst in the upstairs bar, 5 soundtrack obsessives will be playing tag team on the decks. As part of the closing celebrations, on 28th September, Scalarama has joined forces with filmmakers Ben Rivers and Shezad Dawood to mark the 25th anniversary of the BBC’s Moviedrome, an influential inspiration to a generation of film fans, with a secret double bill in a secret location!
Scalarama culminates in Home Cinema Day 2013 a nationwide, inclusive event that anyone can take part in. Taking place on the last day of the season, Sunday 29 September, Home Cinema Day is a 24 hour event where members of the public are encouraged to pick films to show in their own homes, inviting friends, family or neighbours round and turning their home into a cinema for the day.
Keen to inspire the next generation of film exhibitors, Scalarama has been running free workshops, titled I Want To Start a Film Club, in London, Nottingham and Brighton, with a repeat in London on Monday 9 September, as well as partnering with education charity FILM CLUB, encouraging schools to create their own French themed screenings during the season.
All events will be listed on the Scalarama website www.scalarama.com,whilst the London screenings feature on a replica of the original Scala A2 programmes, created by original designers 2D Design.
By encouraging people to think about what films to show and how to present them, Scalarama intends to start a cinema revolution, inspiring a whole new generation of film enthusiasts…. So spread the word – Fill the Land with Cinemas – Scalarama is Coming!
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Scalarama is presented in association with Staropramen and kindly supported by Filmbank
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MORE INFORMATION
History
The season follows the Scala Forever and Scala Beyond seasons in 2011 and 2012 respectively, which paid tribute to the legendary repertory cinema, the Scala in London’s King’s Cross, which closed 20 years ago in 1993. Originally aiming to unite the film scene across the capital, the first season had 33 venues involved. Scala Beyond expanded this remit across the UK and had 132 different organisations involved in putting on film events as part of the season. Scalarama is organised by Cinema Nation, a Community Interest Company with not-for-profit remit to celebrate, encourage and champion all forms of cinema. (Please visit cinemanation.co.uk for more details)
Core Programme
A pre-selected programme of films that will be booked by venues across the country during the month of September. Formed of eight titles, the core programme shows the scope and diversity of cinema, from silent masterpieces to modern classics, on a range of digital and analogue formats. The programme includes a new digital restoration of Carl Theodor Dreyer’s The Passion of Joan of Arc, a Czech sci-fi gem Ikarie XB-1, a double bill of rare British horrors Sleepwalker and The Insomniac and a selection of 16mm works by the Kuchar Brothers, alongside cult children’s classics, live rescores, shorts programmes and 35mm archive prints. (For full titles and details please see below).
Open Programme
Much like the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Scalarama operates an open submission programme, inviting film organisations from across the UK to hold events under the season banner, whether they are long established programmers or those new to the field. The Scalarama Open Programme provides opportunities for audiences to discover films in local venues, whilst displaying the wide diversity of film exhibition across the country. There is no charge for submission, nor does Scalarama take a cut of the box office.
Home Cinema Day
Set to take place on Sunday 29 September, this national event encourages the public to show films to friends, neighbours, family or colleagues within their own homes. With suggestions by key film partners and noted figures in the film industry, the public are free to select whatever titles they want to share with their nearest and dearest. Now in its second year, Home Cinema Day will see people from across the UK join together on one day to celebrate the act of communal film watching. Follow the event via #hcd2013.
For more information or to speak to one of the organisers please contact us at:
hello@scalarama.com or Michael Pierce on 07739024200.
SCALARAMA LINKS
Website: scalarama.com
Twitter: twitter.com/Scalarama
Facebook: facebook.com/scalarama
Home Cinema Day: homecinemaday.co.uk (website under construction)
Twitter: twitter.com/HomeCinemaDay #hcd2013
Facebook: facebook.com/HomeCinemaDay
Key Dates
31st Aug 7pm – 3am | Opening Night Film Jam
Ritzy Cinema | Brixton Oval, Coldharbour Lane Brixton | SW2 1JG
Join us as we officially launch Scalarama with the second Film Jam, a tag team style presentation of weird, wild and wonderful secret selections from London’s finest film clubs and festivals in one of the screens, whilst in the Upstairs at the Ritzy bar, a battle of cinematic scores will be unveiled by a cavalcade of film soundtrack enthusiasts. Arrive early for pre-screening drinks and then prepare for a night of cinema carnage and head-turning tunage!
Starring…. Cigarette Burns Cinema, DaysAreNumbers, Death Waltz Records, El Diabolik, Exploding Head, Filmbar 70, I am Dora, London Short Film Festival, Off the Cuth, Reel Music, Rich Pickings, Savage Cinema, She Shark Industries, VTSS, With Bare Fists and Zipangu.
Tickets: £10. Booking link: http://bit.ly/1bZPXDv
9th Sep | ‘I Want To Start a Cinema’ Workshop
Venue tbc– check website for updates
The workshop that launched a dozen film initiatives on the unsuspecting public is back for a third year! Members of the Scalarama network return to give advice, support and recommendations to anyone interested in starting their own film club, society, pop up venue or full time cinema. Kicking off with a panel discussion detailing programming, venues, promotion and sustainability, the event will move on to a speedy presentation of various film clubs from around the UK, before ending with an opportunity to meet both fellow film enthusiasts or potential partners in your future endeavours. Perfect for both complete novices and seasoned professionals, this event seeks to help share ideas and resources, building on the Scalarama network of exhibitors.
FREE ENTRY
28th Sep | Closing Night Enter the Moviedrome
Secret venue – check website for updates
As Scalarama draws to a close, it’s time for one last sojourn into the dark as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Moviedrome: the BBC’s showcase for cult films that introduced a generation of late-night telly addicts to a world of savage and serene cinema. Originally presented by Alex Cox and then by Mark Cousins, Moviedrome has been resuscitated by filmmakers Shezad Dawood and Ben Rivers, who tonight will unleash a mindbending programme of dystopian proportions. But this is not the end… The campaign to bring back Moviedrome to our screens begins here!
Booking details TBC
29th Sep |Home Cinema Day
Home Cinema Day is YOUR change to be part of Scalarama 2013! It’s simple – just picke a film or two (or more!), invite friends / family / colleagues round and watch the film(s) together! It can be any time of the day, on any screen, and be any film! Put on your very own film programme and take part in the final day of Scalarama – on twitter follow @HomeCinemaDay for ideas and inspiration, then just use #hcd2013 to tell everyone what you’re watching and see what everyone else has picked!
CORE PROGRAMME TITLES
Throughout September
Second Run DVD presents IKARIE XB-1 (Digibeta, DVD)
Ikarie XB-1 (1963, JindřichPolák, Czechoslovakia, 86mins, black & white, in Czech with English subtitles)
JindrichPolák’s pioneering and much-imitated feature is one of the cornerstones of contemporary sci-fi cinema. Adapted from Stanislaw Lem’s 1955 novel The Magellanic Cloud, and predating Gene Rodenberry’s Star Trek and Kubrick’s 2001, Ikarie XB-1‘s influence can be seen on both – and on almost every other science-fiction vehicle that followed. “Remains one of the most original and exciting science fiction films ever made… the film is packed with sublime moments unlike those of any film preceding it. A game-changing film that profoundly influenced the genre and showed that science-fiction movies weren’t only about special effects; they were also high art. Of the hardest and most admirable kind” Alex Cox. Second Run DVD are proud to present a new restoration of this marvellous film, with new English subtitles.
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Wednesday 4th September: Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle
Thursday 5th September: Riverside Studios, London
Thursday 12th September: Stratford East Picturehouse, London
Friday 13th September: Phoenix Cinema, Leicester
Fri 13th – Sat 14th September: QUAD, Derby
Tuesday 24th September: The Gulbenkian, Canterbury
Ikarie XB-1 is released on DVD, newly restored by Second Run, on 9 September.
Throughout September
Eureka Video presents THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC (2K DCP)
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928, Carl Theodor Dreyer, France, 97mins, black & white, silent)
One of the most emotional film experiences of any era, The Passion of Joan of Arc is a miracle of the cinema, an enigmatic and profoundly moving work that merges the worlds of the viewer and of saintly Joan herself into one shared experience of hushed delirium.Dreyer’s film charts the final days of Joan of Arc as she undergoes the debasement that accompanies her trial for charges of heresy – through her imprisonment and execution at the stake.The portrayal of Joan by Renée Maria Falconetti is frequently heralded as the all-time finest performance in the history of film, and Dreyer’s unusual and virtuosic method, in seeming to render the very soul of his actress, vaulted the director decisively into the ranks of the art form’s supreme geniuses. The Passion of Joan of Arc is presented in an exclusive new restoration on 2K DCP. Venues are invited to curate their own score to the film. The film is also available on DVD and Blu-ray, presented in either 20fps and 24fps playback speeds, and featuring Dreyer’s own original Danish-language intertitles.
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Sunday 8th September: The Gulbenkian, Canterbury
Thursday 12th September: Genesis Cinema, London – with ECM records score live-mixed by Scanner
Friday 13th September: Ultimate Picture Palace, Oxford
Sunday 15th September: Rio Cinema, London
Saturday 28th September: Phoenix, Leicester
From Fri 20 September
BFI Flipside presents SLEEPWALKER / THE INSOMNIAC (Blu-ray/DVD)
Sleepwalker (1984, Saxon Logan, UK, 49mins, colour), The Insomniac (1971, Rodney Giesler, UK, 45mins, colour)
When wealthy couple Richard and Angela visit Marion and Alex in their decaying family home, an evening of drunkenness and sexual rivalry turns bloody as the guests fall victim to an unhinged attacker. Featuring a rare performance from director Bill Douglas (Bill Douglas Trilogy, Comrades), and starring Joanna David and Heather Page (both of whom would go on to work with Douglas in Comrades), this outrageous mix of biting satire and stylish horror recalls the work of otherwise unlikely bedfellows, Lindsay Anderson and Dario Argento. The stellar cast also includes Nikolas Grace, and features cameos by Fulton MacKay, Michael Medwin and Raymond Huntley. Perfectly double-billed with The Insomniac (Rodney Giesler, 1971, 45mins), in which a man experiences a night-time world that is part nightmare, part sexual fantasy.
Sleepwalker is released in a Dual Format Edition (DVD & Blu-ray) by BFI Flipside on 23 September. The Insomniac and other rare British films are included as extra features.
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Monday 23rd September: Alibi Bar, Dalston, London
Monday 23rd September: Chapter, Cardiff
Friday 27th September: QUAD, Derby, with introduction by Fright Club’s Darrell Buxton
Date tbc: Manchester
Throughout September
Parker Posey Film Festival presents PARTY GIRL (35mm)
Party Girl (1995, Daisy von Scherler Mayer, US, 94mins, colour)
Daisy Mayer’s first feature is a film about love, life and librarianism in New York city in the 1990s. This indie comedy features a razor sharp script, fantastic performances from NYC upstarts Parker Posey and Liev Schreiber, outrageously camp costuming and a soundtrack pulled straight from the dance-floors of the day. Posey plays Mary, the party girl in question, who after coasting on money from her illegal parties gets busted and has to find a new career path. This overlooked and unreleased in the UK until now indie gem, was to influence a whole generation of New York writers and directors most famously Lena Dunham (Tiny Furniture, Girls). Much like its protagonist and the 40’s screwball films that came before Party Girl is filled with energy, it’s wilful, defiant and big hearted.parkerposeyfest.co.uk
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Friday 6th – Saturday 7th September: QUAD, Derby
Saturday 14th September: ICA, London
Friday 27th September: Duke of York’s, Brighton
Throughout September
She Shark Industries presents VARIETY (35mm)
Variety (1983, Bette Gordon, US, 100mins, colour)
In Bette Gordon’s pioneering indie narrative about voyeurism from a female perspective, a young woman (Sandy McLeod) works as a ticket taker in a porn theater, and her curiosity leads her to shadow a male patron. This film features an unparalleled collaborative team of downtown artists from the early 1980s, including composer John Lurie, cinematographer Tom DiCillo, writer Kathy Acker, photographer Nan Goldin, and actor Spalding Gray. Variety was shot on location in New York City at the now bygone landmarks of the Variety Theatre, Fulton Fish Market, and Yankee Stadium, as well as an edgier incarnation of Times Square. – Tribeca Film Festival
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Sunday 15th September: ICA, London
Sat 21st – Sun 22nd September: QUAD, Derby
Wednesday 25th September: Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle
Throughout September
BFI and Children’s Film Foundation: SAMMY’S SUPER T-SHIRT (DVD)
Children’s Film Foundation: Sammy’s Super T-Shirt (1978, Jeremy Summers, UK, 58mins, colour)
Join Scalarama for a family trip to childhoods past, a time when movie superheroes were kids! In this marvellous tale from the beloved Children’s Film Foundation Sammy Smith discovers that his favourite tiger T-shirt has been bombared with special rays, giving him super powers – to run super fast, to leap over high walls and to lift heavy objects – plus the confidence to stand up to bullies.But Sammy will need to put aside his powers if he is to win a race fair and square. Popular in the latter days of CFF filmgoing, Sammy’s Super T-Shirt found renewed popularity with a new generation when shown on BBC1 in 1987 and once again in 1988, and is one of the best remembered of all the CFF films. Now through Scalarama, a new generation can discover this cult classic on the big screen.
Sammy’s Super T-Shirt is available on the BFI’s The Race is On DVD, part of the BFI’s ongoing activity making films from the Children’s Film Foundation archive available.
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Saturday 7th September: Stratford East Picturehouse, Clapham Picturehouse, Ritzy Brixton, Greenwich Picturehouse, Hackney Picturehouse, Notting Hill Gate, Phoenix Cinema East Finchley, Lexi Cinema Kensal Green, Cambridge Picturehouse, Duke’s at Komedia and Duke of York’s, Brighton; FACT, Liverpool; Regal Picturehouse, Henley; Phoenix Picturehouse, Oxford; Little Theatre Cinema, Bath; Exeter Picturehouse, Stratford-upon-Avon Picturehouse; Cinema City, Norwich; City Screen, York; Hyde Park Picturehouse, Leeds; Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle; The Gulbenkian, Canterbury; Birks Cinema, Aberfeldy; Forum Cinema, Hexham; The Grovesnor, Glasgow; Perth Playhouse; Abbeygate Picturehouse, Bury St Edmunds.
Saturday 28th September: Glasgow Film Theatre
Sat 28th – Sun 29th September: QUAD, Derby
Throughout September
Jack Stevenson and Little Joe present THE KUCHAR BROTHERS (16mm)
Hold Me While I’m Naked (1966, George Kuchar, US, 15mins), The Craven Sluck (1967, Mike Kuchar, US, 23mins), The Secret of Wendell Samson (1966, Mike Kuchar, US, 30mins), Mongreloid (1978, George Kuchar, US, 13 mins).
Twin brothers from The Bronx, Mike and George have created a do-it-yourself cinematic style that celebrates the common man but does so in style oozing with “kitchen sink” Hollywood excess. Starting in the mid-50’s with a string of shorts shot on the regular-8 format, they switched to 16mm around ’65 and began making their own films. George sadly passed away in 2011, so Little Joe, a magazine about queers and cinema, mostly, have teamed up with Copenhagen-based Jack Stevenson to honour both brothers, presenting a selection of their work from Jack’s own 16mm collection. Titles include: Hold Me While I’m Naked (by George), a playful satire of motion picture making that leads to existential contemplations on the meaning of life. The Secret of Wendell Samson (by Mike), a personal story of inner turmoil is told in the vocabulary of science fiction, expressionism, and pop-fantasy which is entertaining yet sincere and soberly conceived, The Craven Sluck (by Mike) about the sordid domestic routines of a typical Bronx married couple, Adel and her office worker husband, Brunswick and Mongreloid (by George), a tribute to Georges dog, Bocko, who appeared in so many of the brothers’ films and was undoubtedly the best known dog in underground cinema.littlejoemagazine.com
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Tuesday 3rd September 7.30pm: The Cinema Museum, Kennington – presented by Little Joe
Friday 13th September: VIVD Projects, Birmingham
Saturday 21st September: Hyde Park Picturehouse, Leeds – presented by Creatures of the Night
Thursday 26th September: Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle
Selected dates in October
Animat presents BELLEVILLE RENDEZ-VOUS – Live Rescore(DVD)
Belleville Rendezvous (2003, Sylvain Chomet, France, 80mins, colour, in French, English, Portuguese with English subtitles).
Animat are a downtempo electronica duo based in Sheffield, UK. Musicans, producers and DJs Mark Daly and Michael Harding have appeared at numerous festivals, art house cinemas and events with their unique “soundtracking” take on cult films. A mix of specially written music, tracks from their DJ catalogue and the film’s dialogue and score is played live with the screening. For Scalarama, Animat will be revisiting one of their earliest rescores to the award-winning animation from Sylvain Chomet, Belleville Rendez-vous (aka The Triplets of Belleville). Combining dialogue and sound from the film’s original soundtrack together with live instrumentation and sampling, Animat create a unique, unforgettable live cinema experience. Previously Animat have collaborated with vocalists including Anne Garner and SanchitaFarruque, done remix duties for Pitch Black, Winter North Atlantic and Deep Dive Corp, and have had music used in multimedia projects at Tate Britain and New York’s Leverhouse Gallery.
SCREENINGS INCLUDE
Friday4th October: Film Unit, University of Sheffield Students’ Union
Sunday 20thOctober: Chapter, Cardiff
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Date |
Exhibitor | Screening |
Time |
Cost |
Venue |
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12-Sep |
Certificate X | VHS Maniacs Double Bill |
19:30 |
£5.00 |
Three Minute Theatre |
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12-Sep |
Genesis Cinema | The Passion of Joan of Arc, with ECM Records score live-mixed by Scanner |
19:00 |
£10.00 |
Genesis Cinema |
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12-Sep |
Horse Hospital | L’Amour Braque |
19:30 |
£5.00 |
Horse Hospital |
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12-Sep |
Stratford Picturehouse | Ikarie XB-1 |
tbc |
tbc |
Stratford Picturehouse |
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12-Sep |
The Dukes | Three Colours: Blue |
20:30 |
£6.00 |
Dukes, The |
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13-Sep |
Atomic Bark | B-Movie Madness Double – A Bucket of Blood & The Brain That Wouldn’t Die |
20:00 |
£3.00 |
Palantine Bar |
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13-Sep |
Everyman Screen on the Green | Friday the 13th |
23:30 |
£12.00 |
Everyman Screen on the Green |
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13-Sep |
Forest Row | No |
20:00 |
£6.00 |
Forest Row Village Hall |
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13-Sep |
Nomad | Four Weddings and a Funeral |
12:30 |
£12.50 |
Fulham Palace |
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13-Sep |
Phoenix | Ikarie XB-1 |
20:45 |
£7.60 |
Phoenix Leicester |
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13-Sep |
Vivid Projects | The Films of the Kuchar Brothers on 16mm |
19:00 |
£8.00 |
Vivid Projects, Birmingham |
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14-Sep |
70×70 | Aguirre, Wrath of God |
tbc |
tbc |
Secret Location |
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14-Sep |
Parker Posey Festival | Posey in New York – Louie + Party Girl |
19:30 |
£10.00 |
ICA |
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14-Sep |
The Good The Bad & The Unseen | Cannon Films All-nighter |
22:30 |
£15.00 |
Genesis Cinema |
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15-Sep |
Parker Posey Festival | Parker Posey vs. Hal Hartley’ – Henry Fool + Fay Grim |
13:00 |
£10.00 |
ICA |
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15-Sep |
Phoenix | The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser + Aguirre, The Wrath of God |
13:30 |
£9.50 |
Phoenix Leicester |
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15-Sep |
Riverside Studios | The Killing of Sister George |
14:00 |
£8.50 |
Riverside Studios |
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15-Sep |
She Shark Industries | Variety |
19:00 |
£10.00 |
ICA |
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16-Sep |
Strange Charm | The Outer Limits’ 50th Anniversary |
19:30 |
£5.00 |
Horse Hospital |
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17-Sep |
Genesis Cinema | So You Want to Start a Revolution 1969 double-bill – Z and Medium Cool |
19:00 |
FREE |
Genesis Cinema |
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18-Sep |
70×70 | It Always Rains on Sundays |
tbc |
tbc |
Barbican |
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18-Sep |
70×70 | The Bridegroom, the Actress and the Pimp |
tbc |
tbc |
Goethe Institute |
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18-Sep |
Electric Sheep & Strange Attractor | Phase IV |
19:00 |
£5.00 |
Horse Hospital |
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19-Sep |
Nomad | Amélie |
18:30 |
£12.50 |
Fulham Palace |
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19-Sep |
The Bigger Picture | In The Mood For Love |
20:00 |
£7.00 |
East Dulwich Tavern |
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20-Sep |
Forest Row | Bagdad Cafe |
20:00 |
£6.00 |
Forest Row Village Hall |
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20-Sep |
Genesis Cinema | Jeff Golblum double-bill – Invasion of the Body Snatchers & The Fly |
19:00 |
£10.00 |
Genesis Cinema |
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20-Sep |
Nomad | In The Mood For Love |
18:30 |
£15.00 |
Hyde Park Lido |
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21-Sep |
Forest Row Festival | The Navigator |
13:00 |
£6.00 |
Forest Row Village Hall |
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21-Sep |
Horse Hospital | TV Party Marathon |
18:00 |
£5.00 |
Horse Hospital |
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21-Sep |
Nomad | Roman Holiday |
18:00 |
£12.50 |
Queens Park |
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21-Sep |
Phoenix | RetroActive II |
12:00 |
£30.00 |
Phoenix Leicester |
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22-Sep |
Capital Celluloid | Douglas Sirk Double-Bill – The Tarnished Angels & Written on the Wind |
13:30 |
£10.00 |
Rio |
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22-Sep |
Mirror Mirror | Magic Lantern Showcase |
14:00 |
FREE |
Hoxton Hall |
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22-Sep |
Nomad | Breathless |
18:30 |
£15.00 |
Hyde Park Lido |
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22-Sep |
The Good The Bad & The Unseen | Genesis Cinema Film Fair |
11:00 |
£3.00 |
Genesis Cinema |
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Date |
Exhibitor | Screening |
Time |
Cost |
Venue |
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23-Sep |
The Alibi Film Club | BFI Flipside: Sleepwalker, The Insomniac |
19:00 |
FREE |
The Alibi |
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24-Sep |
Hurst Film Society | Psycho |
20:00 |
£5.00 |
Players Theatre |
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24-Sep |
ICA | Mysterious Skin |
18:40 |
£6.00 |
ICA |
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24-Sep |
The White Bus | Some Like It Hot |
19:30 |
£6.00 |
Leigh-on-Sea Community Centre |
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25-Sep |
Hurst Film Society | Jaws |
20:00 |
£5.00 |
Players Theatre |
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25-Sep |
Roadside Picnic | Suture |
19:30 |
£5.00 |
Russet, The |
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26-Sep |
Hurst Film Society | Annie Hall |
20:00 |
£5.00 |
Players Theatre |
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26-Sep |
Look at Me | Margaret: The Director’s Cut |
19:30 |
£6.00 |
Venue tbc |
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27-Sep |
Forest Row | Occupy Love |
20:00 |
£6.00 |
Forest Row Village Hall |
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27-Sep |
Genesis Cinema | Freeway & The Hitcher Double-Bill |
19:00 |
£10.00 |
Genesis Cinema |
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27-Sep |
African Odysseys / The New Black | Nothing But A Man |
14:00 |
£6.00 |
BFI Southbank |
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28-Sep |
lovelockandload | Giallo-rama |
16:30 |
£8.00 |
Moston Small Cinema |
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28-Sep |
Phoenix, Leicester | The Passion of Joan of Arc, plus lecture |
15:15 |
£7.60 |
Phoenix Leicester |
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28-Sep |
Scalarama and Moviedrome | Closing Night: Enter the Moviedrome |
tbc |
tbc |
tbc |
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29-Sep |
Genesis Cinema | Cult TV All-Dayer |
12:00 |
FREE |
Genesis Cinema |
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29-Sep |
Scalarama | Home Cinema Day! |
anytime |
FREE |
your house! |
(Please note, programme correct as of 31st July. Further events will be added all the way up to the start of the season – check www.scalarama.com for the latest, full list)