Silent Film Archives - RADIANT CIRCUS

Films in London today: FRAU IM MOND at St Barnabas Church (16 MAR).

FRAU IM MOND + LIVE ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT

Pitshanger Pictures will be showing a full length silent feature film accompanied by the first class recently restored organ within St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG.

THE MAN WHO LAUGHS with The Meg Morley Trio

Conrad Veidt in the silent classic that inspired the creation of The Joker, with The Meg Morley Trio improvising a live accompaniment.

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) + THE HAUNTED HOUSE (1921) + LIVE ACCOMPANIMENT

Lon Chaney in his most famous role, preceded by a vintage Buster Keaton short. The brilliant Meg Morley on piano.

THE BATTLES OF CORONEL AND FALKLAND ISLANDS

A thrilling recreation of two World War One battles between the British and German navies, this epic production is now called “one of the greatest British films from the silent era” .

THE GREAT WHITE SILENCE

Captain Scott’s British Antarctic Expedition to the South Pole, captured in this documentary with extraordinary footage of base camp life amongst remote ice landscapes.

SUNRISE: A SONG OF TWO HUMANS accompanied by The Meg Morley Trio

SUNRISE: A SONG OF TWO HUMANS, preceded by Buster Keaton’s THE GOAT with live jazz accompaniment by The Meg Morley Trio.

THE ANCIENT LAW aka DAS ALTE GESETZ

This will be the UK premiere of the restoration, and will be shown on 2K DCP with live musical accompaniment from Meg Morely.

LILI DAMITA star of THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS

FEATURES, INTERVIEWS

SPECIAL FEATURES #2 – PART 2: Michelle Facey talks women in silent cinema

In our continuing series of interviews with London’s independent curators, Michelle Facey of Kennington Bioscope talks about film legend Kevin Brownlow, her programming passions and her research into the many amazing women of silent cinema.

THE ADJUTANT OF THE CZAR + INTRO

The lighter-than-air romance between a Czarist officer and a passport-less girl obliged to share a sleeper compartment on a train is tested when revolutionary zeal meets implacable loyalty in the heightened atmosphere of pre-revolutionary Russia. With live piano accompaniment by Meg Morley.

RADIANT CIRCUS SCREEN GUIDE - NOW BOOKING: THE CANADIAN screens at The Cinema Museum (11 APR).

THE CANADIAN + INTRO

Kennington Bioscope presents: THE CANADIAN, adapted by Arthur Stringer from W. Somerset Maugham’s 1913 Broadway play The Land of Promise, produced by Famous Players-Lasky, directed by William Beaudine and starring Thomas Meighan and Mona Palmer.