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Today

1 event

80 Years of Martin and Lewis: The Caddy (1953)
The Cinema MuseumSE11
Today19:30
£10
Film · Norman Taurog · 95m · Comedy
A film by Norman Taurog that refuses to be the kind of film you think it is.
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Tue 28 Jul

1 event

Silent Comedy Pick 'n' Mix with live score
Wilton's Music HallE1
Tue 28 Jul19:00
£12.50
Film · 120m · Film
“Silent Film has no finer custodians” Nicholas Barber, BBC Culture The Lucky Dog Picturehouse presents an irresistible celebration of laughter as we bring you a whirlwind selection of silent-era comic gems, bursting with playful chaos, big-hearted humour, and dazzling slapstick invention. Perfect fo
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Thu 30 Jul

1 event

Pandora's Box (1929) with live score
Wilton's Music HallE1
Thu 30 Jul19:00
£12.50
Film · 133m · Film
“You should only play when you're sure to win” Louise Brooks stars as the effortlessly seductive Lulu, a high class courtesan and dancer who brings destruction to the Berlin bourgeoisie with her turbulent love affairs, both male and female. Heavily censored in its day, G.W. Pabst 's 1929 Weimar mast
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Thu 6 Aug

1 event

Kings
Kiln TheatreNW6
Thu 6 Aug20:00
Film · 89m · Film
2007 - 15 - 1hr 29 mins - Based on Jimmy Murphy's play The Kings of the Kilburn High Road. The film is bilingual, having both Irish and English dialogue. The film tells the story of a group of Irish friends who, after emigrating to England 30 years previously, meet for the funeral of a friend.
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Wed 12 Aug

1 event

Bringing Up Baby
The Garden CinemaWC2B
Wed 12 Aug20:15
£15
Film · Howard Hawks · 103m · Cinema / Film
No synopsis can do it justice: Cary Grant plays a stuffy palaeontologist who meets the anarchically free-spirited Katharine Hepburn. She has…
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Sun 13 Sept

2 events

Quartermaine's Terms
Chiswick CinemaW4
Sun 13 Sept16:30
£14
Film · Bill Hays · 114m · Comedy
Through staffroom conversations and passing years, the lonely, quietly devoted St John Quartermaine watches colleagues marry, separate, and pursue ambitions, while his own life stands poignantly still. Wry, humane, and deeply moving, it is a subtle study of time, disappointment, and endurance. GRAY
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Quartermaine's Terms
Chiswick CinemaW4
Sun 13 Sept17:30
Film · Bill Hays · 114m · Comedy
A film by Bill Hays that refuses to be the kind of film you think it is.
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Tue 22 Sept

2 events

Nt Live: The Misanthrope
ActOne CinemaIG1
Tue 22 Sept19:00
£20
Film · Cinema / Film
Award-winner Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) plays the title role in this razor-sharp reimagining of Molière’s classic dark comedy. Telling the truth isn’t always that simple. Alice, a brilliant novelist, despises the carefully constructed lies of modern society. But the more she challenges those around her
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Nt Live: The Misanthrope
ActOne CinemaIG1
Tue 22 Sept20:00
Film · Cinema / Film
A film whose ending you will not see coming, even after it arrives.
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