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Friday, 8 October 2021

An education... The Public Prosecutor and the Teacher (1948)/Phil for Short (1919), Le Giornate 40th Edition Streaming, Day Five and Six

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Evelyn Greeley has some questions... If people chose to see wrong and evil in aesthetic beauty then there’s something wrong with them!  ...
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Design for loving… I Know Where I’m Going (1945), BFI, London Film Festival Restoration Premier

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What more is there to say about this film beyond the personal? Introducing, the BFI’s Robin Baker – general mood, "Christmas morning...
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Thursday, 7 October 2021

Song for... Europa (1931/2). BFI London Film Festival 2021, Opening Night

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Franciszka Themerson in Europa we, who drag along the streets our queue of sunken bellies our powerless fists stuffing our pockets ...
Wednesday, 6 October 2021

Prince or poet? Fool’s Paradise (US 1921), with Neil Brand, Le Giornate 40th Edition Streaming, Day Four

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  Well… it starts off in the dusty saloons and shacks of the oil boomtown of El Paso, Texas on the Mexican border, and ends up in the huge e...
Tuesday, 5 October 2021

Modern love… An Old Fashioned Boy (1920) with Philip Carli, Le Giornate 40th Edition Streaming, Day Three

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Great marital unhappiness believed to be due to apartment hotels and dogs…   This film only survives as a 16mm print at UCLA and was s...

Bruce Fairbanks? The Man from Kangaroo (AU 1920), with Mauro Colombis, Le Giornate 40th Edition Streaming, Day Two

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Rex “Snowy” Baker doesn’t know who you are but he has a particular set of skills that mean he will find you and he will win you over. His ...
Sunday, 3 October 2021

The parade returns… The Joker/Jokeren (DK/DE 1928), with Stephen Horne, Le Giornate 40th Edition Streaming, Day One

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The 40 th Edition of Le Giornate del Cinema Muto is now what we in publishing call a “bundle”; a mix of physical media and digital conten...
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