The Cinema Museum, London

About

Ritzy Exhibition

January 2010 · History

A small Cinema Museum exhibition in the Ritzy Cinema, Brixton, in 1986.

Earliest Days of the Museum

January 2010 · History

From the outset, there has always been plenty going on at the Cinema Museum, as can be seen from these two early Museum Newsletters from 1985 and 1986.

The Plaza, Stockport

January 2010 · Links

The Plaza Super Cinema and Variety Theatre is a unique Grade II Listed building that has survived almost intact, in its original use, making it a rare example of this building type in the north of England. It is operated by a Charitable Trust with the specific intention of restoring it to its former glory.

The Ronald Grant Archive

January 2010 · Links

The Cinema Museum is indebted to the Ronald Grant Archive and its picture librarians for support and financial sponsorship over many years.

Deutsche Kinemathek

January 2010 · Links

The Deutsche Kinemathek officially opened in February 1963. Its founding director, Gerhard Lamprecht, over the decades had meticulously put together an extensive collection of films, documents and equipment.

Home Movie Day

January 2010 · Links

Home Movie Day is a celebration of amateur films and filmmaking held annually at many local venues worldwide – including the Cinema Museum (see past event).

Projected Picture Trust

January 2010 · Links

Set up by a group of like-minded preservationists, the Projected Picture Trust’s aim is to rescue, renovate and exhibit projectors and other related professional film equipment for the enjoyment of the public at large – in other words, to preserve the magic of cinema!

Cinema Theatre Association

January 2010 · Links

The Cinema Theatre Association is dedicated to cinema history – not the films, but the buildings they were and are shown in. Members are united by a shared fascination with the architecture, design and commercial history of cinema exhibition.