Exploring Cinema Memory

Cinema Memory Archive

British Cinemagoing from the 1930s to the present

BFI Southbank

Come along for an evening of reflections, presentations and discussions of the cinemagoing experience, with a focus on memories of ‘going to the pictures’ in Britain during the 1930s. BFI Southbank, Blue Room, 6-8:30pm.This is a FREE EVENT, but you need to register on this page. PROGRAMME6:00pm Introduction followed by: <ul><li>Annette Kuhn on Cinema Culture in 1930s Britain</li><li>Richard Rushton on The Cinema Memory Website, with a focus on interviews with cinemagoers from the London suburb of Harrow</li><li>Andrew Quick on ‘Seeing in the Dark’ by imitating the dog theatre company</li><li>Dalila Missero on Cinema Memory, Belonging and the Immigrant Experience in the 1930s</li></ul>— Intermission —7:30pm<ul><li>Cinematic Organisms: Memories and Memorialisation, a Videographic Essay by Catherine Grant</li><li>Thomas McGoran, a Film by Marissa Keating</li></ul> Organised by:Annette Kuhn (Queen Mary University) - Dalila Missero (Lancaster University) - Sarah Neely (University of Glasgow) - Andrew Quick (imitating the dog) Richard Rushton (Lancaster University)

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