See all the film screenings and other events held at the Museum – and get tickets for them.
Brash extrovert Bruno Cortona drags shy law student Roberto into a spontaneous road trip across Italy, where carefree antics gradually reveal deeper anxieties and risks.
Clapham International Film Festival presents a Peruvian midnight zombie movie shot in fine 16mm film grain, plus an intense metaphysical psychological horror short from Mexico.
Latin Elephant 12 Years Anniversary, short films and panel discussion around identity, community and belonging.
Put together from fan footage and interviews, a beautifully moving portrait of the band created from material that perfectly resonates with Fugazi’s DIY ethos.
Dr Kulraj Phullar (NFTS) will introduce you to ways of discovering more about the films you love and how to find films you have never even thought about watching.
A classic of queer, underground and experimental cinema at once, Flaming Creatures follows an ensemble of drag performers vamping it up in front of the camera and participating in a mock advertisement for a heart-shaped brand of lipstick. However, things take a dark, nightmarish turn when a transvestite chases, catches and begins molesting a woman. Soon, all of the titular “creatures” participate in a (mostly clothed) orgy that causes a massive earthquake.
Join us for a spooky screening of The Evil Dead to help keep the Cinema Museum alive and kicking!
Small-town railroad worker Homer Flagg (Lewis) sighs away his days dreaming of a better life in the big city. After exposure to a supposedly fatal dose of nuclear radiation, his absurdly incompetent doctor (Martin) informs him that he has only weeks to live. Sensing a scoop, a scrappy newspaper reporter (Janet Leigh) transforms Homer into a national celebrity, whisking him (and, of course, his doctor too) away on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York.
The last chance to see it in London! W: A Return to Oz, an exploration into the famous Warehouse Club.
Peter Greenaway’s third feature, scored by Michael Nyman, is the story of two twin zoologists (Brian and Eric Deacon) who, after losing both their wives in a car accident, develop an obsession with animal decomposition. Presented by 2 Girls 1 Film Club.
An interactive trip through the world of Mary Shelley’s classic story, featuring live narration by actress Madeline Smith and a new original soundtrack, performed live by Jason Frederick to picture.
You’re Never Too Young was the fourteenth of sixteen Martin and Lewis comedies released during their ten-year partnership. It was produced at the height of their highly publicised feud, when the pair were barely on speaking terms.
