The Cinema Museum, London

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Illuminated signs in a darkened cinema foyerLooking for other organisations of cinema interest? Let us provide you with some signposts. 

Below are brief articles about some interesting organisations, with links to their websites.

If you would like your website to be included here (and perhaps you could link to us), then get in touch at info@cinemamuseum.org.uk.

16mm Memories

August 2016 · Links

16mm Memories is a site set up by Tippers Pritchard featuring home movies taken in Africa by his grandfather, Hubert Cecil Weir.

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Brenton Film

January 2016 · Links

Brenton Film is a website created by Brent Reid, and dedicated to the world of silent film.

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Reel Streets

January 2016 · Links

Reel Streets is a website dedicated to worldwide film and movie locations.

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London’s Silent Cinemas

November 2015 · Links

London’s Silent Cinemas explores the history of cinema exhibition in London from the emergence of permanent film venues in 1906 to the end of the silent film era around 1930.

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Kennington Talkies

July 2015 · Links

The people who brought you Kennington Bioscope have extended their programming to bring you Kennington Kinema, which will include pre code, rarely seen Hollywood classics, and World Cinema, from the late silent and early sound period.

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Listings sites

June 2015 · Links

A list of sites that publicise the Museum's events.

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Local eateries

August 2014 · Links · Featured Article

The Cinema Museum is pleased to recommend some of the excellent options for eating near the Museum. Click on the images for details of locations, opening hours and what’s on offer. The Lobster Pot Brasserie Toulouse-Lautrec The Courthouse Garden Cafe

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Film International

October 2011 · Links

The prestigious journal Film International (initially Filmhäftet), launched in 1973, publishes six print issues per year, as well as a webzine which is regularly updated with exclusive material. It covers film culture as part of the broader culture, history and economy of society, addressing topics of contemporary relevance from historically informed perspectives, and it encourages the […]

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