Catch up on all the latest silent film news;
21 July – Help Fund the Screening of a Japanese Silent Classic.
20 July – Classic Silents With Live Music At The Hippodrome.
3 July – KenBio ‘Silent Laughter Saturday’ and Autumn Programme
6 June – June Turning into Der Müde Tod -Fest Month!
2 June – Blue Plaque Unveiling for Charlie (and Sydney) Chaplin
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Check out our latest reviews;
Silentfilmcalendar.org – Review of the year: 2016 – Click here
In Spring (1929) – Click here
Kennington Bioscope Silent Film Weekend 2017 – Click here
Alias Jimmy Valentine (1928) + The Younger Generation (1929) + short – Click here
Greed (1924) – Click here
Listings updates
Below we highlight recent additions made to silentfilmcalendar.org listings since;
17 July
See the relevant monthly page for more details.
24 July
The Goldrush (Dir. Charles Chaplin, US, 1925) With recorded score. Regent Street Cinema, London. Link
28 August
Sherlock Jnr (Dir. Buster Keaton, 1924) + The Navigator (Dir. Donald Crisp/Buster Keaton, US, 1924) Lith live organ acompaniment. Regent Stree Cinema, London Link
2 September
Metropolis (Dir. Fritz Lang, 1927) With live live DJ set/soundtrack accompaniment by Vangelis Makriyannakis. Hippodrome Cinema, Bo’Ness Scotland Link
6 September
The Goose Woman (Dir. Clarence Brown, US, 1925) . A Kennington Bioscope presentation with live piano accompaniment. The Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London Link
14 September
London Symphony (Dir. Alex Barrett, UK, 2017) Accompanied by a recorded original musical composition by James McWilliam. Regent Street Cinema, London Link
18 September
London Symphony (Dir. Alex Barrett, UK, 2017) Featuring an original musical composition by James McWilliam. Cube Microplex, Bristol Link
20 September
London Symphony (Dir. Alex Barrett, UK, 2017) . Featuring an original musical composition by James McWilliam. Cube Microplex, Bristol Link
Kennintington Bioscope. Silent film with live piano accompaniment. Film titles to be confirmed. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London. Link
24 September
A Page of Madness (aka Kurutta Ippēji) (Dir.Teinosuke Kinugasa, Jap, 1926) Screening will be dependent upon the success of a Crowdfunding appeal. It is intended to accompany the film with traditional Japanese musicians and a live benshi narration. London. Exact location – to be confirmed. Link.
6 October
The Last Laugh (Dir. F W Murnau, Ger, 1924) With live musical accompaniment by the German Film Orchestra Babelsberg conducted by Matt Dunkley. St John’s, Smith Square, London Link
18 October
Kennintington Bioscope. Silent film with live piano accompaniment. Film titles to be confirmed. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London. Link
8 November
Kennintington Bioscope. Silent film with live piano accompaniment. Film titles to be confirmed. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London. Link
11 November
Silent Laughter Saturday Festival Presented by the Kennintington Bioscope with live piano accompaniment. Film titles to be confirmed. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London. Link
6 December
Kennintington Bioscope. Silent film with live piano accompaniment. Film titles to be confirmed. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London. Link
20 December
Kennintington Bioscope. Silent film with live piano accompaniment. Film titles to be confirmed. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London. Link
NB Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure that the information contained in these listings is accurate, silentfilmcalendar.org can take no responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies. You are strongly advised to confirm with the venue that the event remains as detailed, particularly if travelling any distance to attend.
