Upcoming Shows
Reclaim the movies and the audience! The not for profit and registered charity presents restored silent and sound film classics. A number of the sessions are accompanied with live music. Since 2007 it has continued to promote the artistic, cultural and historic value of cinema.
STATE LIBRARY NSW
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April 7 Sunday at 1pm. Blackmail (1929) - Happy 125th Birthday to Alfred Hitchcock. Restored silent drama with soundtrack, 82 minutes.
Quintessential Hitchcock psychological thriller about murder and blackmail, but a superior example of silent cinema at its peak in the late 1920s.
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April 21 Sunday at 1pm. Richard III (1955) restored classic with soundtrack, 159 minutes.
Laurence Olivier produces, directs and stars in this glorious Technicolor adaptation of Shakespeare’s masterpiece.
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- May 5: Spite Marriage (1929)
- May 19: Foreign Correspondent (1940)
- June 2: Flesh and the Devil (1926)
- June 16: The Ladykillers (1955)
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ROSEVILLE
Roseville Uniting Church, 7 Lord Street, ROSEVILLE NSW 2069
Short walk from Roseville Station (eastern side).
March 16 Saturday at 2pm. Clash of the Wolves (1925) restored silent classic starring the superstar of the silent and sound eras, radio and television, Rin Tin Tin. Lobo (Rinty) is man’s best friend an the hero in this enthralling struggle with villains. With live music (Graeme Costin), 80 minutes.
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EPPING
Epping Baptist Church, 1-5 Ray Road, EPPING NSW 2121
Short walk from Epping Station (western side) - near Coles Supermarket.
April 6 Saturday at 2pm. The Flickers: a treasure chest of early cinema from 1916 - 1927, with live Christie Theatre Organ accompaniment (Graeme Costin). 70 minutes.
Live music and the wonder, pathos and laughter. The program showcases superb classic comedies from Charlie Chaplin in his 110th Anniversary Year, Harold Lloyd and Laurel and Hardy. A wonderful cocktail of early cinema treats. These filmmakers understood the importance of the audience as the final creative contributor to the process of making a film. Their goal: entertainment, spectacle, enchantment and laughter, for the audience.
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- May 25: The Flickers: a treasure chest of early cinema from 1904 - 1925
RICHMOND
May 18 Saturday at 2pm. Silent comedies with live music from Tom Barber. Richmond School of Arts, 26 West Market Street Richmond NSW. Chaplin, Lloyd and Keation! All inquiries at T 0473 618 976.
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Restoring the audience with classic silent and sound films!
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Quality cinema presentations since September 1896. In that month Marius Sestier gave private demonstrations of the Lumiere cinematographe at the Lyceum Theatre and presented the first exhibition of the cinematographe to the public at 237 Pitt Street, Sydney, the Salon Lumiere.
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In the menu at the top of the page is Australia and the Silver Screen, an Australian treasure trove of items including a tribute to Felix the Cat and fascinating websites from Mark St Leon, Rod Blackmore OAM, Kev Franzi and Nick Murphy.
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E: info@ozsilentfilmfestival.com.au
T: 0419 267 318
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