formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
BFI Education are launching a free 3-week online course The Living Picture Craze: A Introduction to Victorian Film in partnership with Exeter University and the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum starting on 2nd September 2019. Source: The Living Picture Craze: learn all about Victorian … Continued
A trip to the cinema is not always worthy of a podcast, but the Regent Street Cinema in the West End of London is a little bit special. I first visited this cinema in October 2014, when it was still … Continued
This is a guest post for Silent London by Amran Vance, who runs the London Silent Film Meetup group and is part of the team behind the wonderful Kennington Bioscope.Nitrate. Dangerous, volatile, endangered, nitrate.Its allure drew film curators, historians and … Continued
London is the best city in the world for silent cinema. OK, so maybe I should admit to a little bias, but really, between the BFI Southbank, the Barbican, the London Film Festival, the Phoenix cinema in Finchley, and the … Continued
[A blog post from the Silent London blog about the Regent Street Cinema] When you become a silent movie blogger no one tells you that you will need a hard hat. Nor that you will occasionally be handed a free … Continued
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