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14 - 21 September 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

A bit if advance warning with this one: A Canterbury Tale will be screened as part of the Alton Film Festival scheduled for the week of September 14th to 21st 2013. (Yes, you read that right.) "The festival will be advertised nationally and amongst the most popular films that will attract audiences will be Brief Encounter and A Canterbury Tale. Around each screening will be other activities themed to reflect the film itself, for example, the Brief Encounter experience could include a trip on the Mid Hants Railway, afternoon tea and a talk by members of the society that has helped to preserve the famous Cairnforth Station which was used as a location for the film. Younger visitors will be able to enjoy cartoons of the period as well as interpretation sessions and interactive talks by veterans." Sounds great - I'm going to start planning for it now!

See their web site for details and tickets

25 June 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Gerard Philipe in Wittenheim by Mulhouse close to the Swiss border will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 25th June at 8.30pm

See their web site (PDF) for details and tickets

8 April 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The film club of Louth, Lincolnshire, about 10 miles south of Grimsby will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 8th April at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

24 March 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The National Gallery, London, will show A Canterbury Tale on the 24th March, 2013, at 2.30pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

24 February 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, will show The Red Shoes on February 24, 2013. TRS will be part of their "In Motion" Film Series, presented in partnership with Point Park University and the John P. Harris Film Society.

See their web site for details and tickets

17 February 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

Shaftesbury Arts Centre will show a PnP double bill of The Small Back Room and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 17th February 2013, starting at 3pm. What a treat!

See their web site for details and tickets

15 February 2013

Cressbrook (5 miles east of Buxton) film club will show A Matter of Life and Death on the 15th February.

See their web site for details and tickets

4 February 2013

The National Film and Television School (NFTS) in Beaconsfield is running a "Passport to Cinema" season. They asked a group of 7 critics and writers on film to nominate 2 films each that hadn't made it into the top ten of the Sight & Sound 2012 poll. Those people will then introduce those films at the NFTS.

Ian Christie will be introducing A Matter of Life and Death on Mon 4 Feb 2013 (plus a Halas & Batchelor animation Dolly Put The Kettle On) and then on Tuesday 5th he will introduce A Diary For Timothy & Fires Were Started both by Humphrey Jennings

See their web site for details and tickets

1 February 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The South Florida Museum, Bradenton, Florida, U.S., will show The Red Shoes on the 1st February at 6pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

29 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The Campus Theatre of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 29th Jan.

The screening time will be available closer to the time at their web site for details and tickets

27 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be shown at the Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast once again (following the four days in May) on the 27th January.

The screening time will be shown nearer the date at their web site for details and tickets

23 January - 13 March 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The Showroom Cinema of Sheffield will show The Spy in Black on the 23rd January. The screening time will be here closer to the date:

See their web site for details and tickets

Richard Belbin adds:
Simon has already pointed out that the Sheffield Showroom is due to show the The Spy in Black in January. It turns out that they will be doing so as part of their regular Film Studies course, which this term will be all about P&P at war

As well as The Spy in Black, we'll be getting 49th Parallel, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and A Canterbury Tale, the films shown fortnightly (starting Jan 23, 6.45pm), with the discussion being held the week after. The tutor is one Martin Carter, who started at SHU since my time there, so i know nothing of him, except he is very very fond of Aguirre:Wrath of God, so he can't be all bad.

Link to their web site (PDF) for details and tickets

20 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The Robert Burns Film Theatre, Dumfries, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on January 20th at 2pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

19 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

Somerset House in London will show The Red Shoes on the 19th January at 2pm.

See their web site for details and tickets. This will be in their indoor screening room, not outside in the courtyard. They save that for summer screenings

17, 18, 21 & 21 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Gerard Philipe in Vénissieux, France, just south of Lyon, will show The Thief of Bagdad on the 17th and 18th of January at 9.30am, the 21st at 2.30pm and the 22nd at 9.30am.

See their web site for details and tickets

6 & 10 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The Exeter Playhouse will have two screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (good for them!) on the 6th Jan at 1pm and the 10th at 12:00.

See their web site for details and tickets

5, 7 & 10 January 2013
Simon Turner tells us:

The Charles Theatre, Baltimore, Maryland will have three screenings of The Red Shoes: on the 5th, 7th and 10th of January.

Screening times will be available nearer the date on their web site for details and tickets

4 - 10 January 2013
Jenny Jediny tells us:

My name is Jenny Jediny, writing from Film Forum in NYC. We're screening a new 4K digital restoration of Black Narcissus from January 4-10 (one week). The restoration is being distributed by Park Circus.

More information on the run is available on our web site for details. and tickets

30 & 31 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Edinburgh Filmhouse have have two screenings of I Know Where I'm Going! on the 30th and 31st of December, at 6pm on the 30th and 1.45pm on the 31st.

See their web site for details and tickets.

29 & 31 December
Marc David Jacobs tells us:

This is Marc David Jacobs from the Centre for the Moving Image (CMI) in Edinburgh. I've just noticed that you've been very kind in posting a note about Filmhouse's upcoming screenings of 'I Know Where I'm Going!' at the end of the year, but your contributor appears to have overlooked that we'll also be showing The Edge Of The World at around the same time: 29th December at 20:45 and 31st December at 13:10 and 16:00. Thought this might be worth a mention as well!

Additionally, my colleagues and I have been putting together a few items relating to the two films for a display in our corridors, which might be of interest to Powell and Pressburger aficionados in the Edinburgh area. This is comprised of several original stills from the two films and a few pieces of original publicity material, including a fascinating exploitation booklet for 'I Know Where I'm Going!', as well as a postcard advertising Michael Powell's January 1938 visit to the Edinburgh Film Guild to discuss making The Edge Of The World. Powell was a long-time friend of the Guild (which, along with Filmhouse, is now also part of the CMI), and had previously visited in October 1936 to discuss the film just after the completion of shooting, and allowed rushes from the film to be shown to Guild audiences in December of the same year.

I hope this may be of some use to you and your readers!

See their web site for details and tickets.

27 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The endearingly idiosyncratic Filmhuis Cavia in Amsterdam will show The Red Shoes the day after I leave (aargh!) on the 27th December at 3pm. How could they do that to me? The programme includes high tea (in the Cavia? !) at 5pm.

See their web site for details and tickets.

19 December
Simon Turner tells us:

Aberystwyth Arts Centre (Canolfan y Celfyddydau) will show The Red Shoes at 8.15pm on the 19th December.

See their web site for details and tickets

17 December 2012
Simon Turner tells us:

The Jeanne d'Arc cinema (the blu-ray ha now been released of the Passion of...; hooray!) of Senlis, 20km north of Paris, will show The Red Shoes (Le chaussons rouges) on the 17th December at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

13 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be showing on the 13th March, 2pm, at Hull Truck Theatre.

See their web site for details and tickets

13 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Penwith Film Society of Penzance will be screening The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 13th December. Best to contact the group for the screening time.

See their web site or the cinema's site for details and tickets

12 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Eastbourne Film Society will be showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 12th of December. The screening time appears to be 8pm, but it might be worth checking. There is quite an essay on the site as part of the announcement.

See their web site for details and tickets

8 December
Simon Turner tells us:

Forum Des Images in Paris will show The Thief of Bagdad (Voleur du Bagdad) on the 8th of December at 3pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

7 December
Simon Turner tells us:

Cine Select in Antony on the outskirts of Paris is showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) on the 7th of December.

See their web site for details and tickets

6 & 7 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Northwest Film Center / Portland Art Museum will have two screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp: at 7pm on the 6th and 7th of December.

See their cinema's site for details and tickets

6 December
Simon Turner tells us:

Ian Christie will introduce a screening of A Matter of Life and Death tomorrow evening at the Abingdon and Whitney College in Abingdon at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

5 December
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Jacques Tati in Tremblay-en-France immediately decide Paris will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 5th of December at 8pm in the Playtime screening room. I'd love to go along and see PnP in a Playtime "salle" and hope there are a Mon Oncle salle, Vacances de monsieur Hulot salle and even a Trafic sale to peak into too. Instead of the filmmaker receiving a seat dedication, each of Tati's films getting a whole room seems fair!

See their web site for details & tickets

2 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be showing in Ås Kommune, 20 or 30km south of Oslo, in Norway on the 2nd December at 6pm:

See their web site for details and tickets

2 December
Simon Turner tells us:

I Know Where I'm Going! will be shown by the Cromarty & Resolis Film Society at Eden Court, Inverness, on the 2nd December at 2.45pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

30 November - 30 December
Simon Turner tells us:

The Trylon Microcinema in Minneapolis, U.S., will have a Powell and Pressburger festival called Archers Redux through December:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Fri Nov 30 7:00
Sat Dec 01 7:00
Sun Dec 02 5:00 8:00
Fri Dec 07 7:00
Sat Dec 08 7:00
Sun Dec 09 5:00 8:00

I Know Where I'm Going!
Fri Dec 14 7:00 9:00
Sat Dec 15 7:00 9:00
Sun Dec 16 5:00 7:00

The Red Shoes
Fri Dec 21 7:00 9:30
Sat Dec 22 7:00 9:30
Sun Dec 23 5:00 7:30
Tue Dec 25 4:30 7:00

Stairway to Heaven (A Matter of Life and Death)
Fri Dec 28 7:00 9:00
Sat Dec 29 7:00 9:00
Sun Dec 30 5:00 7:00

See their web site for details and tickets

28 November
Simon Turner tells us:

Brooklyn College of New York will have a 2-film Scottish film fest. on November 28th, which will include I Know Where I'm Going! (The other film is the Prime of Miss Jean Brodie). The programme begins at 5pm and includes a discussion on Scottish films and the representation of Scotland on film.

See their web site for details and tickets

25 & 26 November
Paul Gerrard tells us:

Arthur's On The Green, which is a cosy little restaurant literally on the edge of Twickenham Green, is planning to show The Red Shoes on Sunday 25th and Monday 26th November. It's not yet on their website, but it's in their latest newsletter that I receive by email. I've been there for a couple of their Film Nights and it's great fun.

In their own words:-
"At our Film Nights Tony creates a menu around the subject of the film. The evenings begin at 7.00pm when you have your starter and main course and then at about 8.30pm when everyone has finished eating we turn the lights down and show the film. During the film we serve tubs of homemade ice cream and a coffee afterwards. £25 per guest."

They haven't published the themed menu for TRS, but I have a funny feeling Pavlova could be involved. I don't think Swan is allowed. Press-Burger and Fries maybe?

24 November
Simon Turner tells us:

It's about time Kansas City public library got to take centre stage, and they deserve it with their True Brits: The British Film Series, which appears to feature, in fact, only PnP!! Love it! "Bullseyes hit the target every Monday at 6.30pm" as they say: Black Narcissus on November 3rd, The Red Shoes on November 10th, The Small Back Room on November 17th and Peeping Tom on November 24th. God, I'd like to be there in Kansas City, Missouri, in November, all November!

See their web site for details & tickets

23 November

The 3rd Naya Cinema Festival, to be held in Mumbai from November 22-25 will include a screening of Peeping Tom on 23 November at 7pm. The Enlighten Film Society, Russian Center, Pedder Road, Mumbai

See their web site for details & tickets

21 November
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life an Death of Colonel Blimp will be showing at The Little Theater in Bath on 21st November.

See their web site for details & tickets. Screening times nearer the date.

21 November
Simon Turner tells us:

In fact it's on the island of Gran Canaria that The Red Shoes (Laz zapatillas rojas) is being shown: at the University of Las Palmas on the 21st November at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 November
Simon Turner tells us:

It's about time Kansas City public library got to take centre stage, and they deserve it with their True Brits: The British Film Series, which appears to feature, in fact, only PnP!! Love it! "Bullseyes hit the target every Monday at 6.30pm" as they say: Black Narcissus on November 3rd, The Red Shoes on November 10th, The Small Back Room on November 17th and Peeping Tom on November 24th. God, I'd like to be there in Kansas City, Missouri, in November, all November!

See their web site for details & tickets

15 November
Simon Turner tells us:

St. Mary's Church in Stoke Newington will show A Matter of Life and Death as part of their Flicker Club program me on the 15th November at 7pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

14 November
Simon Turner tells us:

A rare showing, this: A Miracle in Soho, Emeric-written of course. MiS (?) will be on at the BFI on Nov 14th at 8.15pm. It'll be followed by a half-hour docu. on Soho made in the '50's, the year before.

See their web site for details and tickets

14 November
Simon Turner tells us:

The Norton Museum of Art, Florida, USA, will show A Matter of Life and Death / Stairway to Heaven on November the 14th at 1pm.

See their web site for details and tickets.

14 November
Julian Bridge tells us:

A Canterbury Tale is being screened at the Chelsea Theatre, Worlds End Place, King's Road, London, SW10 on 14th November at 3pm Price: £2

See their web site or phone 020 7352-1967 for details and tickets.

11 November
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be showing at the Vancity cinema in Vancouver, Canada, on November 11th.

See their web site for details and tickets. Screening times nearer the date.

11 November
Simon Turner tells us:

Mull Film Club will be showing The Red Shoes at 7pm on the 11th November.

See their web site for details and tickets

10 November
Simon Turner tells us:

It's about time Kansas City public library got to take centre stage, and they deserve it with their True Brits: The British Film Series, which appears to feature, in fact, only PnP!! Love it! "Bullseyes hit the target every Monday at 6.30pm" as they say: Black Narcissus on November 3rd, The Red Shoes on November 10th, The Small Back Room on November 17th and Peeping Tom on November 24th. God, I'd like to be there in Kansas City, Missouri, in November, all November!

See their web site for details & tickets

6 November
Simon Turner tells us:

L'Entrepot cinema in Paris will show the Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on November 6th. The screening time will be available on the site nearer the date:

See their web site for details and tickets

6 November
Simon Turner tells us:

Black Narcissus (Quando os Sinos Dobram) will play at the Monastery of Santa Clara, by Coimbra, Portugal, on the 6th of November.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 November
Simon Turner tells us:

The Robert Burns Film Centre Film Theatre in Dumfries will show Black Narcissus on the 5th November. The screening time will be available nearer the date

See their web site for details & tickets

4 November

As a special bonus at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), George A. Romero hand picks one of his favorite pictures: Michael Powell's still dangerous and underrated 1960 thriller Peeping Tom. George will introduce this at 7:30pm

See their web site for details & tickets

4 November
Simon Turner tells us:

On the 4th November at 3pm, the Gulbenkian at the University of Kent in Canterbury, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 November
Simon Turner tells us:

A Matter of Life and Death will be shown at Somerset House, London, on the 3rd of November at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 November
Simon Turner tells us:

It's about time Kansas City public library got to take centre stage, and they deserve it with their True Brits: The British Film Series, which appears to feature, in fact, only PnP!! Love it! "Bullseyes hit the target every Monday at 6.30pm" as they say: Black Narcissus on November 3rd, The Red Shoes on November 10th, The Small Back Room on November 17th and Peeping Tom on November 24th. God, I'd like to be there in Kansas City, Missouri, in November, all November!

See their web site for details & tickets

31 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinematek in Brussels will have two screenings of The Thief of Bagdad: the 7th of October at 8pm and the 31st of October at 6pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

31 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Majestic Bastille cinema in Paris will show The Thief of Bagdad on the 31st October at 2.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The University of Granada in the south of Spain will show The Red Shoes (Las Zapatillas Rojas) on the 30th October at 9.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

28 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Market Theatre in Ledbury (about 15 miles east of Hereford) will be showing Gone To Earth on the 28th October at 6pm following a short talk by James Clarke) author and BAFTA shortlisted video producer).

See their web site for details & tickets

27 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Peak Film Society of Glossopp, Derbyshire, will be supporting the Glossop Guild's study of Black Narcissus as their film study day at the Partington Theatre on the 27th of October. "Led by lecturers Creina Mansfield and Alan Sennett they will view the film in sections to look at its extraordinary production, its historical context and relation to the novel on which it is based".

See their web site for details & tickets

26 October
Simon Turner tells us:

A Matter of Life and Death (Kysymys elämästä ja kuolemasta) will be shown in Turku, Finland, on the 26th October by the Youth Work Centre in a series of five classics.

See their web site for details & tickets

25 October
Simon Turner tells us:

There will be a screening of Gone To Earth at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London on the 25th October at 7.30pm. GTE is hosted by the White Review, with Brian Dillon presenting.

See their web site for details & tickets

See also The White Review: Gone to Earth

25 October
Simon Turner tells us:

Hailsham Film Club (about 10 miles north of Eastbourne) will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 25th October at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

24 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Purbeck Film Festival does itself proud this year by including a screening of The Tales of Hoffmann: at the Rex cinema in Wareham on the 24th October at 7.15pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

I bet the venue will make the rare chance to see this PnP classic an even more memorable experience.

23 & 25 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The São Paulo International Film Festival will be showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Coronel Blimp - Vida e Morte) at 1pm today and on the 25th Oct. at 2.40pm.

See their web site for details and tickets.

23 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be shown this evening in Cambridge, Massachusettes, at the Harvard Film Archive. The screening will be at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details and tickets

23 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Scottish Mental Health and Arts Film Festival (that's an original title) in Paisley, near Glasgow, will be showing The Red Shoes on the 23rd of October at 9.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 October - 27 January
Christoph tells us:

Interesting photography exhibition by Tim Walker at Somerset House until 26th January, entry is free. His motifs are very cinematic and the first room of the exhibition features

"a re-interpretation of Neo-Romantic cinema: the doomed Lancaster pilot of A Matter of Life and Death (1946). As a Spitfire corkscrews down to earth, the modern world tilts a little on its axis and into a different time and place.".........well at least that's what the ticket on the wall says, and the room features what looks like a 2/3 scale model Spitfire which appears in some of the photos, I'm thinking he chose to make a model of a Spitfire as a Lancaster would have been too big...so its more like a tribute to "The Battle of Britain" film rather than AMOLAD,interesting tho.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 - 25 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Mumbai Film Festival, India, will include The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp amongst its 17 films in the Restored Classics section. The festival lasts from October 18th to 25th. It doesn't seem like the screening date for Blimp is out yet.

See their web site for details and tickets

18 October
Ewa Reeves tells us:

I am proud to announce that myself and Nigel Arthur we shall be giving talk on Fred Daniels, The Archers stillsman 1941-1955 at National Portrait Gallery on October 18th, see the details

Also Nigel discovered another film that Fred was working on as stillsman: The Mikado 1939 dir. Victor Schertzinger, thought that might also interest you.

More, of course on our site

Hope to see you there!

17, 19 & 23 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmpodium in Zurich, Switzerland will be showing three screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp: on 17th Oct at 3pm, 19th Oct at 8.45pm and 23rd October at 8.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 October
Simon Turner tells us:

Event Cinemas Bondi Junction beside (or part of?) Sydney, Australia, will show The Red Shoes on the 17th October at 6pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

16 & 18 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Smith Rafael Film Center will have two screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, in San Rafael, California, at 12:00 on both Oct 16th and 18th.

See their web site for details & tickets

16 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Walter Reid Cultural Centre of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, will show The Red Shoes at 10.30am on the 16th of October.

See their web site for details & tickets

15 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will have two screenings at the Esapace Renoir in Roanne, 50km north-west of Lyon. Oh, that's another I missed, on the 11th (at 8.15pm!), but still to come is 8.30pm on the 15th.

See their web site for details & tickets

15 October
Simon Turner tells us:

Darlington Film Club will be showing Black Narcissus at 8pm on the 15th of October at the Forum Music Centre there.

See their web site for details & tickets

13 & 14 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Belcourt Theater, Nashville, U.S., will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on October 13th and 14th. Screening times will be available nearer the date. Nice programme they have here.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will have two screenings at the Esapace Renoir in Roanne, 50km north-west of Lyon. Oh, that's another I missed, on the 11th (at 8.15pm!), but still to come is 8.30pm on the 15th.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Curzon Community Cinema in Clevedon (about 15 miles west of Bristol) will be showing A Matter of Life and Death on the 10th October at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

9 October
Tim Bishop tells us:

Contraband has a free screening next month. On the 9th October at 2.30 in the Birkbeck Cinema, 43 Gordon Square, WC1H 0PD.

Steve adds: That's the cinema that Ian Christie has set up there.

See their web site for details & tickets

8 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Judisches Museum in Berlin will show The Red Shoes (Die roten Schuhe) on the 8th October at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

7 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Dance Museum in Köln (Cologne) has just showed The Red Shoes today, 7th Oct at 4pm. I was too slow!

See their web site for details & tickets

7 October
Simon Turner tells us:

A combination of famous fan and PnP listing: on the 7th October an award-winning short film director, Alex Prager, will put on her newest short -- La Petite Mort -- with the film that serves as an inspiration to her work -- The Red Shoes. It's at the Ketelhuis in Amsterdam (scene of last year's 6-month TRS run at the Filmmuseum), starting at 7.30pm (but I've also seen 7pm, so it's best to call)

See their web site for details & tickets

7 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Bel-Air cinema in Mulhouse, France, will also show Black Narcissus (Le naricsse noir), screening it on the 7th October (I don't see the actual time it's to be projected though).

See their web site for details & tickets

7 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinematek in Brussels will have two screenings of The Thief of Bagdad: the 7th of October at 8pm and the 31st of October at 6pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

6, 8 & 11 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Charles Theater in Baltimore, Maryland will show Black Narcissus on Oct 6th at 11.30am, Oct 8th at 7pm and Oct 11th at 9pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

6 October
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Bel Air in Mulhouse, France, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 6th October at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

6 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Lafayette Theater in Suffern, New York State, will be showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on October 6th at 11.30am, preceded by pre-show Wurlitzer organ music from 11am.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 October
Phyllis Mayberg tells us:

An exhibit about Rudolph Nureyev will open at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco/the deYoung. When I looked at the program of free events, I read that a free screening of The Red Shoes will be one of the events.

See their web site for details & tickets

4 October
The Lovely Natacha tells us:

The lovely Natacha tells us that The Edge of the World is being screened in Grenoble in SE France. It will be shown at the Ciné club d'Antigone on Thursday 4 October 2012 at 20:00.

See their web site for details & tickets

2 October
Simon Turner tells us:

A Matter of Life and Death (Kysymys elämästä ja kuolemasta) will be shown at Seinäjoki, Finland, on the 2nd of October at Seinäjoen aikuislukio.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 & 5 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Stadkino Basel of Basel, Switzerland, will show The Red Shoes on the 1st Oct at 6.15pm and 5th of Oct. at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 & 2 October
Simon Turner tells us:

The Riverside Studios in London will have two screenings of Peeping Tom: the 1st and 2nd October at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 October
Simon Turner tells us:

"Monday Night Tights: Ballet Film Night" at Mills College Art Museum, Oakland, California, will show (yes, you guessed it) The Red Shoes on the 1st October at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

25 September
Simon Turner tells us:

Gone to Earth will be shown by the Roxy Bar and Screen in London on the 25th September. It's on as a double bill with Penda's Fen by Alan Clarke as part of their great-looking Scala Beyond series. The show starts at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Star cinema in Strasbourg, France, will have a further showing of The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad): 22nd September.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 September
Simon Turner tells us:

Le Melies cinema in Port-de-Bouc in the south of France will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 22nd September at 8.45pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 September
Simon Turner tells us:

I Know Where I'm Going! will be shown at Duart Castle [Castle of Sorne in the film] on the Isle of Mull on 22nd Sept at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

And here is the castle itself. Well worth a visit

21 September
Simon Turner tells us:

A Matter of Life and Death will be shown in the nave of Rochester Cathedral at 7.30pm on the 21st of September. The perfect place to laugh along with the Archers' jokes about an afterlife!

See their web site for details & tickets

19 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Hackney Picture House will show The Red Shoes on the 19th of August at 3pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Castle Cinema in Wellingborough, Northants (between Bedford, Northampton & Kettering) will show The Red Shoes on the 19th September at 2.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

16 - 18 September
Simon Turner tells us:

There are more PnP screenings at the Star Cinema

The other days/films are A Matter of Life and Death (Une question de vie ou de mort) on at 8.30pm on the 16th; a rare showing for The Tales of Hoffmann (Les contes D'Hoffmann) on at 3.45pm on the 17th; a further showing of Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) at 8pm on the 17th; and The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) again on the 18th at 5.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

16 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) will be screening at Les Cinéastes in Le Mans, France, on the 16th at 6pm and 2pm on the 17th.

See their web site for details & tickets

15, 17 & 20 September
Barbara Siek tells us:

I Know Where I'm Going! is screening in Baltimore, Maryland at The Charles Theatre, Sat. 15th Sept - Thur. 20th Sept. 2012

See their web site for details & tickets

15 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Star Cinema in Strasbourg will show three Powell films (two of them PnP) in one day on the 15th September: The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) at 11am, Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) at 3.45pm and The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) at 8pm. They are part of the cinema's festival of European "film fantastique" and comprise half the bill!

See their web site for details & tickets

15 September
Craig McCall tells us:

Cameraman: The Life & Work of Jack Cardiff screens at the Big Bear Lake International Film Festival, California on Saturday, Sept 15th.

The festival will honour Jack posthumously with a Lifetime Achievement Award in Cinematography received by Craig McCall.

See their web site for details & tickets

14 September
Simon Turner tells us:

Studio des Ursulines in Paris will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) today at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

9 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be screening at the Picture House in Uckfield, 25 km north-east of Brighton, on the 9th of September. The screening time will be shown on the site nearer the time

See their web site for details & tickets

3 September
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be shown at the Saffron Screen at Saffron Waldon (25 km south of Cambridge) on the 3rd of September at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

2 September - 28 October
Simon Turner tells us:

I read on a Spanish (translated) site in fact that a wide range of scenarios and associated documents belonging to the body of the BFI National Archive's Special Collections are being exposed right now including handwritten pages of the script for A Matter of Life and Death of Emeric Pressburger. The exhibition is on now up to October 28, 2012.

See their web site for details & tickets

31 August - 2 September
Barbara Siek tells us:

The Red Shoes is screening in Washington, D.C. at The Landmark Theatre in E Street from Fri 31st Aug - Sun 02nd Sept. 2012

See their web site for details & tickets

26 August

This year's A Canterbury Tale film location walk will be held on Sunday, August 26 in Chilham.

See report & pictures

25 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Sheffield Showroom Cinema is showing A Matter of Life and Death on the 25th of August. The screening time will be found nearer the date at

See their web site for details & tickets

24 August
Simon Turner tells us:

For all you lu'ky ... nearby, the National Film Theatre in London will be screening free films "onto their Flytower - that big square building off to the side of the theatre" including The Red Shoes at 9pm on the 24th August. I saw The Red Shoes on a MASSIVE outdoor screen in Amsterdam, so now it's the turn of those residing a hop, skip and a dunk over the water.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 & 22 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cornerhouse Cinema in Manchester will have two screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp: 19th August at 11.30 and 22nd August at 1pm. Following the film on the 22nd will be a post-screening discussion led by the PnP group's Andrew Moor.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Chichester Cinema at New Park will be showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 19th August. The time of the screening should be able to be found soon on their site:

See their web site for details & tickets

15 & 16 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Warwick Arts Centre will have screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp at 7pm on the 15th and 16th of August.

See their web site for details & tickets

15 August
Richard Layne tells us:

The NFT have an Anna Pavlova season in August, including a couple of screenings of the Powell-related obscurity "Pavlova: A Woman for All Time"

See The Arts Desk for details of the full Pavlova season

Not sure if we ever got to the bottom of exactly what Mickey's involvement in this one was - perhaps he auditioned the ballerinas.

See the BFI web site for details & tickets

13 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Plaza Futura cinema in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, will show The Red Shoes on the 13th August at 7.30pm. This cinema has a summer programme of 18 open-air movies -- impressive! I hope they haven't been put off by the sudden, torrential downpours that were a constant feature of July. I'm looking forward to the eleven open-air evenings coming up at one location in Amsterdam (as well as the others in AMS at other spots).

See their web site for details & tickets

13 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be showing at the the Event Cinema, Cairns Central in the north of Queensland, Australia, on August 13th at 6pm

See their web site for details & tickets.

10 - 13 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Omnia Republique cinema at Rouen in the Haute Normandie area of France wil show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonnel Blimp) for 4 days. The programme starts tonight (10 August) at 8.30pm, and continues with tomorrow at 2.15pm, the 12th at 8.30pm and 13th at 2.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

5 & 7 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes x 2 will be shown at the Chapter Cinema in Cardiff: on the 5th August at 5pm and the 7th August at 2.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

3 - 9 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp x 7 at the Watershed Cinema in Bristol (they've got the idea!) from the 3rd to 9th of August at 5pm each day.

See their web site for details & tickets.

3 - 9 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will have 7 screenings at the Northwest Film Forum, Seattle: August 3rd - 9th at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

2 August
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be shown at the Dukes Theatre in & Cinema in Lancaster on the 2nd of August at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

1 August
Simon Turner tells us:

At the risk of being pulled in favour of another Three Stooges double bill, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will this time be screened at the Aero Theatre, Santa Monica, on the 1st August. With baited breath we wait for this page to be filled:

See their web site for details & tickets.

29 & 30 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be shown at the Tyneside Cinema in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne tomorrow at 3pm and the 30th of July at 8.10pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

29 & 30 July
Andrew Margulies tells us:

The AFI Silver Theatre in Silver Spring, Maryland will show a double feature of The Spy in Black and Contraband July 29th and 30th, at 5pm and 7pm, respectively, as part of a Spy Cinema series.

See their web site for details & tickets.

29 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be shown at the Broadway Cinema at Nottingham tomorrow at 4.45pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

28 & 29 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Nighthawk Cinema in Brooklyn, New York, will have two screenings of The Red Shoes in July: July 28th and 29th, both at 12 midday.

See their web site for details & tickets.

26 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Brussels Cinematek will play host to a rare screening (outside of full restrospectives) of One of Our Aircraft is Missing on the 26th July at 3pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 & 30 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Chassé cinema of Breda, the Netherlands, will show The Red Shoes on both the 23rd and 30th July at 7.20pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 July

The Toronto Film Society will be showing Contraband (aka Blackout) at the Carlton Cinema on Monday, July 23rd. It's showing in a double bill with Candlelight in Algeria (1943)

See web site for details & tickets

22 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The MOMA in New York will show a PnP double bill on the 22nd July with The Red Shoes at 3pm followed by The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp at 6pm. They're part of the museum's See it Big! series.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 July - 31 August
Simon Turner tells us:

There is an Edge of the World-inspired exhibition at the Masham Gallery. (Masham--something like 35 miles north of Leeds). "Artists are invited to display work inspired by isolated, untouched or remote landscapes that inspire them. The exhibition takes it's title and the theme's initial inspiration, from the 1937 film by Michael Powell of the same name, which depicts life on a remote scottish island."

It features the work of Gareth Buxton, Lesley Birch, Winifred Hodge, Pamela Knight and Ian Scott Massie. See their web site for details & tickets

20, 21 & 25 July
Simon Turner tells us:

ARC, the arts centre of Stockton-on-Tees (by Middlesbrough), will have three screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp: at 5.30pm on the 20th July, 8pm on the 21st July and 2pm on the 25th July.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 July
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema-goers of Ealing, London, are in for a treat with their Classic Cinema Club having chosen The Tales of Hoffmann for screening (rather than the certainly brilliant, but infinitely more predictable choice, The Red Shoes!) ToH will be shown at Ealing Town Hall on July 20th at 7.30pm. A masterful job they've made of presenting it on their site too, using the Cecil B. DeMille quote from his letter to Micky accompanied by an eloquent recommendation by André Bazin. I take my hat off to them and wish I could be there to tell them so.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 July
Simon Turner tells us:

It was about time Wales stepped up, and the Clwyd Theatr Cymru of Mold, Flintshire, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on July 19th at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 July
Simon Turner tells us:

Diablo Ballet and the Lafayette Library Foundation kick off this summer's Dance On Film series at the Lafayette Library's Arts & Science Discovery Center at 6:30 p.m. July 18 with Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's The Red Shoes. They are in Lafayette, Contra Costa County, California.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be playing at Chermside Event Cinema, just north of Brisbane, on July 18th.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 & 18 July
Simon Turner tells us:

Thelma is being presented with the Mid-Life Achievement Award at the Maine International Film Festival (MIFF)

They are showing Goodfellas & The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 17th and Kundun and The Edge of the World on the 18th

See their web site for details & tickets

17 July
Simon Turner tells us:

I Know Where I'm Going! (Sei Para Onde Vou) will play at the Monastery of Santa Clara, by Coimbra, Portugal, on the 17th July.

See their web site for details & tickets

15 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Rio cinema, London, will follow up its May screening of A Matter of Life and Death with The Spy In Black and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp double bill. On the 15th July, SiB will be on at 1.15pm with Blimp to follow at 3pm. The Spy in Black has only been shown a couple of times in the UK over the last five or six years, and so is well worth catching: a tasty morse as starter before the main course!

See their web site for details & tickets

15 July
Simon Turner tells us:

Continuing in the right direction, the Riverside Studios, London, will follow up their June showing of The Edge of the World with a July screening of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 15th at 7pm. I very much like the still they chose also!

See their web site for details & tickets

15 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Stamford Arts Centre, about 15km from Peterborough, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 15th July at 1.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

14 July
Lou Volpe tells us:

While checking out the Morvern Highland Games (we are moving there soon) I was very happy to see the Morvern Film Festival (free admission);
The Edge of the World (1938)
Dir. Michael Powell
Ardtornish House, Sat 14th July 2012

"Shot over four arduous months in the wild, windswept Shetland Island of Foula, a magnificent, primal landscape of high, rocky inland plains and sheer cliffs jutting out of the sea, Michael Powell's first independent production establishes the daring techniques and experimentation that would later become familiar hallmarks of his career"

"A masterwork film of inescapable beauty"

See their web site for details and tickets

13 - 22 July

The Maine International Film Festival (MIFF) will run from 13 - 22 July and will include screenings of The Edge of the World & The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp as well as many other fine and interesting films

See the the Maine Morning Sentinel web site for details & tickets

12 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Glasgow Film Theatre will have a screening of I Know Where I'm Going! on the 12th July.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 - 17 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) will have six screenings at Cinema l'Odyssée in Strasbourg, France, as part of their "So British !" festival: 3.40pm on the 11th and 13th July; 6pm on the 14th; 2.15pm on the 15th; 8pm on the 16th; and 3.40pm on the 17th.

See their web site for details & tickets

9 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be shown in Inverness on the 9th July at Eden Court.

See their web site for details & tickets

9 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Empty Space Theatre (not the celebrated theater of this name-now closed-of Seattle, U.S.) of Halifax, UK, will show A Canterbury Tale on the 9th July at 7.30pm as part of the Halifax Festival.

See their web site for details & tickets

8 & 11 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Taipei Film Festival and the Taipei Zhongshan, will play host to two screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp: July 8th at 11.30am, plus July 11th at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

8 July
Barbara Siek tells us:

Also at the Halifax Playhouse, One of Our Aircraft is Missing. Shown as a part of a season of films presented by Reel Solutions celebrating Eric Portman.

See their web site for details & tickets

6 July
Barbara Siek tells us:

Simon's link led me to a screening of 49th Parallel at the Halifax Playhouse on 6 July

See their web site for details & tickets

5 - 10 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) will have five screenings at Cinema l'Odyssée in Strasbourg, France, as part of their "So British !" festival: At 15:40 on the 5th, 7th & 9th, at 18:00 on the 6th & 10th and at 22:00 on the 8th.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 July

Mull Film Club are showing I Know Where I'm Going! in the Western Isles Hotel on Mull on 5 July

This will be in connection with Exhibition July 1st - August 31st at An Tobar Arts Centre, Tobermory

See their web site for details & tickets

5 July
Simon Turner tells us:

Ipswich Film Theatre will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on July 5th at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

4 July
The Ludlow Festival 2012 say:

This year, we celebrate British film icons Alfred Hitchcock, David Lean and Powell & Pressburger. Radio 3 Night Waves presenter Matthew Sweet presents an illustrated talk on the secret history of the British Film Industry, followed by a screening of one of his favourite films, the 1942 classic, Went the Day Well and broadcaster turned author Mavis Nicholson, currently writing for The Oldie, shares forgotten tales of female bravery from WWII from her book, What Did You Do In The War Mummy?, before introducing Powell and Pressburger's Technicolor fantasy, A Matter of Life and Death. Other screenings include David Lean's Great Expectations, Hitchcock's The 39 Steps and Academy Award-nominated animation, The Secret of Kells.

A Matter of Life and Death will be screened at 7:30pm on 4 July

See their web site for details & tickets

3 & 7 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic, beside Carlsbad to the far west of the country, will feature two screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp: July 3rd and 9.30pm and July 7th at 6.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Vancity cinema of Vancouver, Canada, will be showing The Red Shoes on the 3rd July.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 & 3 July
Simon Turner adds:

The Roxane cinema in Versaiiles, France, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) four times on each of two days. The screening times will be the same on both of the days: 2pm, 4.15pm, 6.30pm and 9pm on the 1st and 3rd of July.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 July
Barbara Siek tells us:

This looks interesting:
Looking In, Looking Out - Conway Hall, London
27 June - 5 July 2012
Conway Hall is very proud to present Looking In, Looking Out: an innovative series of screenings, workshops and talks, in which modern and classic cinema is examined and enjoyed in a philosophical context.

1st July, Main Hall: 1415 A Matter of Life and Death (1946) - fate, free will, the afterlife and more in this absolutely timeless classic.

See their web site for details & tickets

Simon Turner adds:
Conway Hall, incidentally, is owned by South Place Ethical Society (opened in 1929) and their library, they say, "holds the Ethical Society's collection, which is the largest and most comprehensive humanist research resource of its kind in the United Kingdom".

July & August
Sarah Morpeth tells us

Artist Knows Where She is Going!

A new exhibition is coming to the Isle of Mull this summer. The artist, Sarah Morpeth, has been obsessed with the Powell & Pressburger film, I Know Where I'm Going! since her childhood. The film, which was made on location on the Isle of Mull in 1945 is the inspiration for a collection of new work. The film centres on Joan Webster who is stranded on the island awaiting a crossing to 'Kiloran' where she is to marry a rich industrialist. In the intervening time this young lady's firm plans are hopelessly unravelled as she falls in love with naval officer Torquil MacNeil, who is also stuck on Mull.

Sarah came to Mull in March of this year to visit the locations featured in the film. Amongst the places she visited, highlights included a personal tour of Moy Castle, kindly given by owner Jim Corbett of Loch Buie, and a bus journey to Tobermory from Pennyghael, similar to a trip undertaken by characters Joan & Torquil in the film.

During her time on Mull the artist met local people who had memories of the film being made.

For each of three locations, Sarah has made a new work, building on an existing collection of artists books and installations that she had previously made for the main characters in the film. Using printed and intricately hand cut paper, featuring dialogue from the film, Sarah has constructed a body of work that comments intelligently on the layers of meaning in the film.

The exhibition will be on display at An Tobar, the Tobermory arts centre, throughout July & August.

Exhibition runs from until 1st July 2012 - 31st August 2012
Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm Sundays 2 - 5pm Admission free.

An Tobar, the Tobermory Arts Centre, was established in 1997 as an arts centre serving the isles of Mull and Iona and surrounding area, bringing the best creative talents in visual arts and music to the heart of this rural community. In its fifteen years, AN TOBAR has brought together artists and musicians from across Scotland and internationally and has commissioned work from artists including Paul Kenny, Deirdre Nelson and Dalziel + Scullion.

Sarah has a blog about the project at www.ikwig.tumblr.com; there is more information about the artist at www.sarahmorpeth.com.

See the An Tobor web site for details, how to get there etc.

29 & 30 June & 2 July
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) will have three screenings at Cinema l'Odyssée in Strasbourg, France, as part of their "So British !" festival: 14:00 on the 29th, 15:20 on the 30th and 14:15 on 2 July

See their web site for details & tickets

29 June - 1 July

The 22nd International Screen Studies Conference, 29th June - 1st July 2012 at the University of Glasgow. There will be papers presented by PaPAS members Natacha Thiéry and Diane Broadbent Friedman.

See their web site for details & tickets
See also my report on the conference

27 & 28 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The evocatively named Leatherhead Theatre and Cinema will have 4 screenings of The Red Shoes: 2pm and 7.30pm on both the 27th and 28th of June.

See their web site for details & tickets

27 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Uniplex Chautauqua Cinema of Chautauqua, New York appears to have had it's opening day today (22 June), and so will of course be showing The Red Shoes within a few days of that, on the 27th June at 5.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

27 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, California, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on June 27th at 7.30pm.

Special guest - Thelma Schoonmaker

See their web site for details & tickets

25 June
Barbara Siek tells us:

Darlington Arts Centre will show A Matter of Life and Death on June 25th at 8pm

See their web site for details & tickets

24, 27 & 30 June, 1 July
Simon Turner tells us:

There are a few more Thief of Bagdad (Le Voleur de Bagdad) dates at Le Méliès cinema at Grenoble, in the Rhone-Alpes region of France: 4.30pm on the 24th June, 2.15pm on the 27th June, 4.45pm on the 30th June, and 1st July at 4.15pm. All screenings are in the French dubbed version.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The film festival in Bologna (Mostra Internazionale del Cinema Libero and Cineteca di Bologna), which "goes out of its way to celebrate restored versions of landmark films" will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Duello a Berlino) on the 23rd of June.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Saratoga Film Forum, at Saratoga Springs, 50 km from Albany in this area consistently friendly to PnP: New York State, will show The Red Shoes on June 23rd at 7.30pm. It's screening as part of a film and dance weekend. TRS will be shown at the Spring Street Gallery. It's free admission, but only the first 30 people will fit.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 - 24 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Glasgow Film Theatre will have three screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, starting at 5pm on the 22nd of June and continuing at 2.30pm on the 23rd and 4pm on the 24th.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 - 26 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Luxy of the Ivry-sur-Seine area of Paris will have 4 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp): the 20th June at 6pm, the 22nd and 24th at 8.30pm, and 6pm on the 26th.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 & 21 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Barn at Dartington in Devon, 15 km from Paignton, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 20th and 21st June at 5pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Millennium Court Arts Centre, Portadown, Northern Ireland, will show The Red Shoes at 2.30pm on the 20th June. Their site is under construction

19 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be shown at the Omega Centre, Portsmouth, by the Portsmouth Film Society as part of the imPact Dance Festival, on the 19th June at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 - 20 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Event Cinema Westcity in Auckland, New Zealand, will be showing Black Narcissus on the 17th June at 2pm, 18th June at 6pm, and 10.30am on the 20th.

See their web site for details & tickets

16, 18 & 21 June

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp is showing at The Charles Theater in Balimore, MD on 16, 18 & 21 June. For the show on Saturday 16 June it's showing at 11am. On the 18th it's at 7pm and on the 21st it's at 9pm

See their web site for details & tickets

16 June
Simon Turner tells us:

St Ninian's Hall Cinema of The Isle of Whithorn -- over the water from the Isle of Man -- in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, will show The Edge of the World on June 16th, at 7pm. It is part of a multi-media celebration entitled "North Meets South - The Shetland Experience", the Isle's "run-up to the Isle's participation in the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad", marking the arrival of the Shetland relay team on the next day.

See their web site for details & tickets

15 - 21 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Phoenix Arts in Leicester will have 6 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. They will show Blimp at 2.45pm on the 15th June, 4.15pm on the 18th, 7.30pm on the 19th, 2pm and 8pm on the 20th, and 4.30pm on the 21st Jun.

See their web site for details & tickets

14, 18 & 19 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Le Fontenelle, of Marly-le-Roi beside Paris, will have three screenings of The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges): the 14th at 8.30pm, the 18th at 2pm, and 19th at 5.45pm. See their web site for details & tickets

13, 16 & 17 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Trianon in the Sceaux area of Paris will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) in the afternoon of the 13th (oops, missed that), on the 16th at 2.30pm and the 17th at 3pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 - 18 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Le Central cinema of Puteaux, in Paris, will have 4 screenings of The Thief of Bagdad (Le Voleur de Bagdad) on the 12th, 14th, 15th at 18th June at 2pm. It is the French version.

See the Allocine web site and later on the cinema's web site for details & tickets

12 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Theatre L'Archipel in Paris will show both The Red Shoes (Les Chaussons rouges) and Black Narcissus (Le Narcisse noir) in the coming days.

The Red Shoes will be shown on June 12th also at 8pm, and also in the French version.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Theatre L'Archipel in Paris will show both The Red Shoes (Les Chaussons rouges) and Black Narcissus (Le Narcisse noir) in the coming days.

Black Narcissus will be screened on Monday the 11th June at 8pm in the French version.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be showing at Dundee Contemporary Arts at 3.15pm on the 10th of June.

See their web site for details & tickets

7 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Yarde Orchard Cafe and Bunkhouse on the Tarka Trail, 5 km south of Great Torrington in Devon, is showing The Red Shoes at 8pm on June 7th with supper (supper and bar from 6.30pm). You've got to love the photo for their Yarde Cafe plus description: "Yarde Cafe was converted in 2002 (from a former chicken shack and before that, a sailor's dormitory)" and their map. It needs finding too; it's perfect!

5 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Ciné Gérard-Philipe of Le Plessis-Robinson, in Paris, will have a further screening of The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 5th June at 9.30am again

See their web site for details & tickets

5 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Memorial Library of Arlington Heights, about 30 km from Chicago, will show The Red Shoes and follow it with a discussion. TRS will be screened at 1pm on the 5th of June.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 & 7 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Harbour Lights Cinema in Southampton will be showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 3rd and 7th of June -- as confirmed by email, times to be decided.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 - 6 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Event Cinema Highland Park in Auckland, New Zealand, will be showing Black Narcissus June 3rd at 2pm, June 4th at 5.25pm and June 6th at 11.30am.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Curzon Soho, London, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp tomorrow at 12.30.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Etoile Cosmos, in the Chelles area of Paris, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 3rd June at 11am.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Riverside Studios, London, will show The Edge of the World on 3rd June at 2.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

2 - 3 June
Simon Turner tells us:

No.6 Cinema, Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, will have two screenings of A Matter of Life and Death this weekend: at 2pm on both the 2nd and 3rd of June.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Palace of the Dukes of Braganza (Paço Dos Duques De Bragança) in Guimarães, Portugal, will host a screening of Peeping Tom (A Vítima do Medo) on 1st June at 9.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

31 May - 4 June
Natacha Thiéry tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) will be playing at the Cameo Ariel, 24 rue de Palais, Metz, from 31 May - 4 June.

31 May @ 21:00
2 Jun @ 17:30
3 Jun @ 17:30
4 Jun @ 21:00

See their web site for details & tickets

30 May - 23 June
Simon Turner tells us:

Well, it's official, following swiftly on the heels of Berlin, Valence in France is the latest for a PnP retrospective. They are featuring seven films including many of the big hitters: A Matter of Life and Death, Peeping Tom, Black Narcissus, The Red Shoes and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. They'll also show The Thief of Bagdad and, to their credit, The Tales of Hoffmann -- hooray! At this festival also, the scheduling allows 5 or 6 films to be viewed over a couple of days. I wonder if they have camping. Yes... Camping et Hotel le Manoir.

The PnP page on their site is very attractive but, unfortunately, Emeric is conspicuous by his absence, only getting a mention in the intro. as Powell's "accomplice" and not even appearing in the main photo! Shame!! But another festival -- good! The Lux Scene Nationale is in Valence, 50 km south of the culinary capital of Lyon, in the Midi-Pyrénées area of France.

A Matter of Life and Death
(Une question de vie ou de mort)		30 mai19:15
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		30 mai21:00
A Matter of Life and Death
(Une question de vie ou de mort)		31 mai14:00
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		1 juin19:15
A Matter of Life and Death
(Une question de vie ou de mort)		2 juin18:00
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		5 juin20:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		6 juin14:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		6 juin19:15
A Matter of Life and Death
(Une question de vie ou de mort)		6 juin21:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		7 juin14:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		7 juin18:15
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		7 juin18:15
The Tales of Hoffmann
(Les Contes d'Hoffmann)		8 juin14:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		8 juin14:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		8 juin19:15
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		8 juin21:00
The Tales of Hoffmann
(Les Contes d'Hoffmann)		9 juin16:00
Black Narcissus9 juin17:00
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		9 juin18:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		9 juin18:45
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		12 juin14:00
The Tales of Hoffmann
(Les Contes d'Hoffmann)		12 juin14:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		12 juin19:30
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		12 juin20:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		13 juin14:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		13 juin19:15
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		13 juin19:15
Black Narcissus13 juin21:30
The Tales of Hoffmann
(Les Contes d'Hoffmann)		14 juin14:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		14 juin14:00
Black Narcissus14 juin18:15
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		15 juin19:15
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		15 juin21:00
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		16 juin16:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		16 juin17:30
The Tales of Hoffmann
(Les Contes d'Hoffmann)		16 juin18:15
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		16 juin19:15
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		19 juin14:00
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		19 juin14:00
Black Narcissus19 juin19:30
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		20 juin14:00
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		20 juin19:15
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		20 juin19:15
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		20 juin21:30
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		21 juin14:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		21 juin14:00
Black Narcissus21 juin18:15
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		21 juin18:15
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		22 juin19:15
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(Colonel Blimp)		22 juin19:15
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		22 juin21:00
The Red Shoes
(Les Chaussons rouges)		23 juin16:00
The Thief of Bagdad
(Le Voleur de Bagdad)		23 juin18:00
The Tales of Hoffmann
(Les Contes d'Hoffmann)		23 juin18:15
Black Narcissus23 juin20:00
Peeping Tom
(Le Voyeur)		23 juin20:15

See their web site for details & tickets

30 - 31 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Belmont Picturehouse in Aberdeen will be showing The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on Wednesday 30 May at 11.30am and 5.30pm. There will be a further screening on Thursday 31 May at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 May - 5 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Lux Scene Nationale de Valence, 50 km from Toulouse in the Midi-Pyrénées area of France will have three screenings of Peeping Tom (Le Voyeur). They will show PT on the 30th May at 9pm, 1st June at 7.15pm and 5th June at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 & 31 May, 2 June
Simon Turner tells us:

The Lux Scène nationale de Valence, in Valence, Rhone-Alpes, France, will have three screenings of A Matter of Life and Death (Une Question de vie ou de mort) on 30th May at 7.15pm, 31st at 2pm and 2nd June at 6pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The UCLA Film & Television Archive in Los Angeles, USA, will show The Red Shoes on May 30th at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 May

To celebrate one of the great British filmmaking partnerships and to coincide with this month's screenings of the newly restored The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, BFI Members voted for this exclusive screening of Black Narcissus. Powell and Pressburger's delirious melodrama of fierce passions and erotic tension focuses on a group of Anglo-Catholic nuns who open a school and a hospital in a remote Himalayan community.

See their web site for details & tickets

29 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Ciné Gérard-Philipe of Ciné Gérard-Philipe of Le Plessis-Robinson, Paris, will show will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le Voleur de Bagdad) on May 29th practically before the doors are open at 9.30am.

See their web site for details & tickets

29 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Lanternhouse in Ulverston, Cumbria, will show I Know Where I'm Going! on the 29th May.

See their web site for details & tickets

27 May
Simon Turner tells us:

On the 27th May at 11am, the Rio Cinema, London, will show A Matter of Life and Death. It's a late edition to their schedule confirmed by email.

See their web site for details & tickets

26, 27 & 29 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque du Quartier Latin in Paris has a few more PnP screenings to mention: The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) on 27th May at 1.40pm, and the 29th at 6.40pm; and The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 26th May at 1.40pm. They have the most irritating cinema website I've ever seen (irritating in so many ways) but they are allowed to after such an extended PnP programme. Still, best I stick to here and here for details & tickets

23 - 28 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cameo cinema of Nancy, France, are having 5 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) -- 23rd and 24th May at 8pm, 26th and 27th at 3.50pm, and 28th May at 5.40pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Aberyswyth Arts Centre Film Society will show Black Narcissus on May 23rd.

See their web site for details & tickets. I didn't see a time mentioned, so it would be necessary to contact them to find that out.

21 - 25 & 29 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Thief of Bagdad (Le Voleur de Bagdad) will be playing at the Abel Gance cinema at Courbevoie in Paris at 9.30am and 2pm on the 21st May, 9.30am on the 22nd, 9.30am and 2pm on the 24th, 9.30am on the 25th, and 9.30am and 2pm on the 29th.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 May - 9 June
Simon Turner tells us:

An easy-to-find website of a French cinema allowing links that correspond to the films, yippeee! Hot on the heels of the dreaded Quartier Latin site, Le cinematographe, I love you. They will have 5 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp): Mercredi 30 mai 2012 à 20:30 Dimanche 3 juin 2012 à 15:15 Jeudi 7 juin 2012 à 18:00 Vendredi 8 juin 2012 à 20:45 Samedi 9 juin 2012 à 20:45

See their web site for details & tickets

20 - 24 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge, is the next to go to town on The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. They will have 10 screenings of Blimp, which will be on 20th May at 2.15pm and 8pm; the 21st, 22nd and 23rd at 2.15pm and 5.30pm; plus the 24th at 12.00 and 5.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 & 23 May

The Embassy Theatre in Wellington, NZ, is showing Black Narcissus as a part of Event Cinemas' Retro Showcase, which runs over the next couple of months in Auckland and Hamilton theatres.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Picturedrome in Holmfirth, just south of Huddersfield, will show Peeping Tom on 20th May at 2.15pm. PT and a second film are being shown as Shirley Anne Field, the dizzy actress in PT, will be there to talk about her career.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 May
Barbara Siek tells us:

The Astor Cinema in St. Kilda, Melbourne, Australia, will have a double-bill of Black Narcissus and A Night To Remember on the 20th May at 7pm (BN screening second).

See their web site for details & tickets

19, 20, 26 & 27 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 19th, 20th, 26th and 27th May at 3.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Here are a few more dates for the Filmothèque du Quartier Latin in Paris. They'll show both The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) -- at 1.40pm -- and The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) -- at 4.30pm -- on the 19th May.

See their web site and 2nd web site for details & tickets

19 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Borderlines May Festival will feature A Matter of Life and Death on the 19th May at 8.30pm. Interestingly, it is part of a series of flight-related screenings, and will be shown at Shobdon airfield, about 20 km north of Hereford, beside the Welsh border.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 - 24 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Not to be outdone by the BFI in London, the Edinburgh Filmhouse will host 14 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp between the 18th and 24th of May.

Date Time1 Time2
Fri 18 May14:0017:30
Sat 19 May14:0017:30
Sun 20 May14:0020:00
Mon 21 May14:3020:00
Tue 22 May14:3020:00
Wed 23 May14:3020:05
Thu 24 May14:3017:45

See their web site for details & tickets

18 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Irish Film Institute, in Dublin, will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the 18th May at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17, 21 & 22 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinemas Rex in Brive-la-Gaillarde, 75km south of Limoges, will have three showings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) at 9pm on the 17th May, 6.30pm on the 21st, and 9pm on the 22nd.

See details of Steve & Natacha's trip to the 2010 Brive Film Festival

See their web site for details & tickets

17 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Sala SpazioTeatro of Reggio Calabria, southern Italy, just over the water from Sicily will show The Red Shoes (Scarpette Rosse) tomorrow (the 17th) at 9pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Biscuit Factory of the V22, Bermondsey, London, will include Peeping Tom in independent producer, cinematographer and journalist Oggy Boytchev's choice of films: Fine Line Cinema at the V22 Summer Club presents the screening of "five of the most controversial films of the 20th century. They hurt, they provoke, they make you angry, they are not to everybody's taste". Crikey! PT will be on at 7pm on the 17th May.

See their web site for details & tickets. Limited to 30 seats per screening.

16 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be showing at the the Event Cinema, Tuggerah (something like 50km north of Sydney) on the 16th May at 6pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

15 May - 26 June
Simon Turner tells us:

My apologies to anyone reading in Argentina or Uruguay within reach of Buenos Aires, as I have picked up on your 13-film Powell and Pressburger retrospective only after half of the films have been shown! The Asociación Argentina de Cultura Inglesa, otherwise known as the British Arts Centre, have yet to show Black Narcissus, I Know Where I'm Going!, The Tales of Hoffmann, The Small Back Room, Peeping Tom and Ill Met By Moonlight.

The ones that have come and gone (and were hopefully seen by many) were equally good: The Red Shoes, The Spy in Black, A Matter of Life and Death, 49th Parallel, Contraband, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and One of Our Aircraft is Missing. Well done Buenos Aires Brit Arts Centre for such a comprehensive programme! Nitpicking, the only major omissions are The Edge of the World, Gone To Earth and They're a Weird Mob (while The Spy in Black, Contraband, Ill Met By Moonlight and Contraband are interchangeable with the omitted Oh Rosalinda!! and The Queen's Guards). An awesome line-up.

Remaining to be shown are Black Narcissus (Narciso negro) at 5pm on the 12th June. Screening on the evening of the 12th June, at 8pm, is I Know Where I'm Going! (Sé adónde voy). At 5pm on the 19th June is The Tales of Hoffmann (Los cuentos de Hoffmann). Screening during the evening on the 19th, at 8pm, is The Small Back Room (Su peor enemigo). On the 26th June at 5pm is Peeping Tom (Tres rostros para el miedo). That evening (the 26th) sees the final film of the festival, Ill Met by Moonlight (Emboscada).

See their web site for details & tickets.

15, 18 - 20 & 22 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinéma Sez'Art in Sézanne (50 km east of Paris), France, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 15th May at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

15 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp will be shown at the Curzon Cinema, Soho on the 15th May. This will be confirmed later, and the time given

See their web site for details & tickets

15 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Louis Daquin of Le Blanc-Mesnil (basically NE Paris) will show Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) on the 15th May at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

14 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Another extra for the The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement, Paris, is A Matter of Life and Death (Une question de vie ou de mort) on the 14th May at 1.40pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

13 - 16 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Black Narcissus will be shown at the Newmarket Event Cinema in Auckland, New Zealand, on the 13th May at 2pm, the 14th at 6pm and the 16th at 10.30am.

See their web site for details & tickets

13 May
Barbara Siek tells us:

L'Ecran cinema in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 13th May at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets.

13 May
Barbara Siek tells us:

Peeping Tom is showing at the University of Wisconsin, Chazen Museum of Art in Madison, Wisconsin on Sunday, 13 May, 2:00 pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 & 14 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Eden Studio of Briançon, beside the Italian border in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 12th May at 6.30pm and the 14th May at 9pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Multiplexe Cine Quai in Saint-Dizier, Champagne-Ardenne, France, 75 km west of Nancy, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 12th May at 2.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque du Quartier Latin in Paris will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) also on the 12th May at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris, France, will have a further screening of The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 12th May at 6.50pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The New Vox cinema in Langres, 50 km north of Dijon in the Champagne-Ardenne region of France, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 10th May at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 - 31 May

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (digitally restored) will be screening at the NFT (BFI South Bank) throughout most of May.

Date Time Screen Notes
Thu 10 May19:30NFT1Introduced by Andrew & Kevin Macdonald
(Emeric Pressburger's grandsons)
Update: Sadly Andrew & Kevin can't make it
Fri 18 May14:10NFT3
Fri 18 May19:30NFT1
Sat 19 May16:10NFT1
Sat 19 May19:30NFT1
Sun 20 May14:20NFT1
Sun 20 May17:30NFT1
Mon 21 May17:45NFT1
Tue 22 May19:30NFT1
Thu 24 May18:00NFT3
Fri 25 May14:00NFT1Introduced by Ian Christie
(Seniors' Matinee)
Fri 25 May18:00NFT3
Sat 26 May14:45NFT3
Sat 26 May19:50NFT1
Sun 27 May19:50NFT1
Mon 28 May19:50NFT3
Tue 29 May17:50NFT3
Wed 30 May19:50NFT2
Thu 31 May19:30NFT1

For many years they only ever seemed to show it in NFT3, which is better than seeing it on a TV screen (even a big one) but isn't quite how it was intended to be seen. So take full advantage of these screenings in NFT1, they might not happen again for a while

See their web site for details & tickets

10 - 27 May
Simon Turner tells us:

Not to be outdone by London or Edinburgh, Bordeaux's Utopia Saint-Simeon will have 12 showings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Colonel Blimp) through May. These will be tomorrow at 9.15pm, the 12th May at 2.30pm, the 13th at 8.30pm, the 15th at 3.10pm, the 16th at 2.10pm, the 18th at 9.15pm, the 19th at 11.30am, the 20th at 8.15pm, the 21st at 2pm, the 23rd at 2.15pm, the 25th at 8.45pm and the 27th at 11.30am.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris will also have a further showing of Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) on the 10th May at 1.40pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Flicker Club of Stoke Newington Town Hall, London, will show The Red Shoes on the 10th May at 7pm, including a reading from the Hans Christian Andersen original story.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 May

Saugatuck-Douglas District Library in Michigan and the Friends of the Library will be presenting a series of classic British films at 7 p.m. on Thursdays at the Library, located at Center and Mixer streets in Douglas. Admission is free and so is the popcorn, courtesy of the Friends of the Library.

May 10 - A Canterbury Tale (1944); Powell and Pressburger also directed this story of an British soldier, an American soldier, and a girl farmworker during World War II who retrace the medieval pilgrimages to Canterbury. It stars Eric Portman and Sheila Sim.

See their web site for details & tickets

8 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque du Quartier Latin in Paris will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 8th May at 6.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

7 May
Simon Turner tells us:

There will be a further screening of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp at the Nouveau Latina in Paris on the 7th May at 11am.

See their web site for details & tickets

6 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Montclair Film Festival, of Montclair, New Jersey, will show The Red Shoes at 1pm on the 6th of May in Bellevue Cinema. TRS will be presented by Thelma Schoonmaker-Powell.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 - 8 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque du Quartier Latin, Paris, with have 9 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Le colonel Blimp). Blimp will be showing at 3.20pm and 9.10pm on the 4th; 3.45 and 9pm on the 5th and the 6th; 3.30pm on the 7th; and 3.30 and 9pm on the 8th.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 May
Simon Turner tells us:

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Alicante, Spain, will be showing The Red Shoes (Las zapatillas rojas) on the 3rd of May.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 April
evansdavidglenda tells us:

I was checking the Colonel Blimp details when I noticed that the BFI is also screening The Thief of Bagdad on 30th April at 18:10 on NFT2 for one day only. Ian Christie will be giving an introduction.

See their web site for details & tickets

28 April
Simon Turner tells us:

At Zilina in the north of Slovakia, The Red Shoes (Červené črievičky) will be playing within the dance film festival as a celebration of International Dance Day (29th April) there. TRS will be showing on the 28th at 8.30pm, in the prime slot of final film of festival.

See their web site for details & tickets

26 April

Saugatuck-Douglas District Library in Michigan and the Friends of the Library will be presenting a series of classic British films at 7 p.m. on Thursdays at the Library, located at Center and Mixer streets in Douglas. Admission is free and so is the popcorn, courtesy of the Friends of the Library.

April 26 - The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943); directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, this movie follows the career of a British army officer (Roger Livesey) through the Boer War World War I and World War II. Deborah Kerr plays the three women in his life.

See their web site for details & tickets

24 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris, add to their mini-P&P fest. (Colonel Blimp, Thief of Bagdad, Black Narcissus, The Red Shoes) with A Matter of Life and Death (Une Question de vie ou de mort) on the 24th April at 1.40pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 - 24 April
Simon Turner tells us:

France is again doing P&P proud, with 23 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp across 5 cinemas this week

The Utopia cinema in Toulouse, Midi-Pyrénées, France, will show Blimp at 1.40pm on the 22nd, 5.30pm on the 23rd and 1.50pm on the 24th.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris (again!) will have another showing of Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir). BN is on tomorrow at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris, France, will have a further screening of The Thief of Bagdad (le Voleur de Bagdad), adding again to their mini-P&P fest. (Colonel Blimp, Thief of Bagdad, Black Narcissus, The Red Shoes, A Matter of Life and Death) with ToB on at 1.40pm on the 22nd.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 - 24 April
Simon Turner tells us:

France is again doing P&P proud, with 23 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp across 5 cinemas this week

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris will show Blimp tomorrow (Sat 21st) at 10.50am.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 - 24 April
Simon Turner tells us:

France is again doing P&P proud, with 23 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp across 5 cinemas this week

Le Nouveau Latina in Paris, France, will show Blimp tomorrow (Sat 21st), the 22nd, 23rd and 24th April at 3pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 - 23 April
Simon Turner tells us:

France is again doing P&P proud, with 23 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp across 5 cinemas this week

Le Studio Orson Welles in Amiens, Picardie, France, will show Blimp at 5.30pm tomorrow (21st), 5pm on the 22nd, and 8.45pm on the 23rd.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinema Saint Joseph in Sainte-Marie-sur-Mer, Pornic, Pays de la Loire, France, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le Voleur de Bagdad) tomorrow at 3pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 & 23 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinema Palace of Épernay -- yet again in the Bourgogne region of France -- will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) tomorrow (Saturday 21st) at 5pm and on the 23rd at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 April
Simon Turner tells us:

France is again doing P&P proud, with 23 screenings of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp across 5 cinemas this week

Cinema Camoedia in Paris will show Blimp tomorrow (Sat 21st) at 10.50am.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Saint-Michel cinema in Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef, Pays de la Loire, France (30 km west of Nantes), will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 18th April at 3.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17, 19 & 22 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur du Bagdad) will be have three screenings at the Espace 1789 cinema in Saint-Ouen, just north of Paris: on the 17th April at 2.30pm, the 19th at 4pm and the 22nd at 4.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris, France, will also (in addition to The Thief of Bagdad already mentioned) screen Black Narcissus (Le Narcisse noir). BN will be screened at 3.20pm on the 17th April.

See their web site for details & tickets

16 April
Simon Turner tells us:

Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in the 5th arrondissement in Paris, France, will show The Thief of Bagdad () on the 16th April at 3.45pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

15 April

Thelma Schoonmaker will introduce Black Narcissus at 9:15 am in the Chinese Multiplex 1 in LA as a part of the TCM Classic Film Festival

See their web site for details & tickets

15 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmothèque de Quartier Latin in 5th arrondissement in Paris, France, keeps catching me out, as in addition to The Thief of Bagdad and Black Narcissus, they'll be showing The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) -- on the 15th April at 1.40pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

14 April
Simon Turner tells us:

Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, will show I Know Where I'm Going! on 14th April at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

13 - 16 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Mac-Mahon cinema in Paris will have four screenings of The Red Shoes (les chaussons rouges), which will be on the 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th April, all at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12, 14 & 17 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cafe des Images in Hérouville-Saint-Clair (by Caen in Basse-Normandie) will show The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Le colonel Blimp) on 12th April at 8pm, the 14th at 6pm and 17th at 4.50pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 April

Bridport in Dorset is holding a film festival from 11 - 15 April and this year they have the theme "From Page to Screen", films adapted from literature. They seem to have ignored Black Narcissus but are showing The Small Back Room on Thursday 12 April at 11am in the Bridport Arts Centre

See their web site for details & tickets

There's the added bonus that much of it was filmed on the nearby Chesil Beach :)

12 April
Barbara Siek tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp screening at the Dodge College of Film/Media Arts, Chapman University, outside of Los Angeles, a gorgeous campus. An evening with Academy Film Archive director Michael Pogorzelski and preservationist Heather Linville for the restoration screening, 7:00 pm, Folino Theatre.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 - 17 April
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Le Rio in Clarmont-Ferrand, Auverne, France, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) today (11th), plus the 13th, 16th and 17th April, all at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 - 17 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Majestic cinema in Lille will, in addition to eight screenings of Black Narcissus, have seven screenings of The Red Shoes. These will be today, the 11th April at 3.45pm, the 12th at both 4.30pm and 7pm, the 13th at 11.15pm, the 14th at 9.15pm, the 16th at 7pm and the 17th at 11.15am.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 - 17 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Majestic cinema in Lille, in truly majestic fashion (!), will have 8 showings of Black Narcissus (le Narcisse noir). The screenings will be today (11th) at 9.15pm, the 12th at 11.15am, the 13th at 4.15pm, the 14h at 7.15pm, the 15th at 6.15pm, the 16th at 2pm and the 17th a double-screening of 4.15pm and 9.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

7 - 11 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Amsterdam EYE Institute -- previously the Film Museum, but as they tend to show so few films from more than 10 years ago the change of name is accurate! -- is back, anyway, to showing The Red Shoes!! It's playing everyday between tomorrow and the 11th at 10am.

See their web site for details & tickets

7 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The Aubin Cinema, Shoreditch, London, will show Black Narcissus on the 7th April.

See their web site for details & tickets

6 - 11 April
Brian Corstange tells us:

The details aren't quite clear yet but Chicago's Music Box Theatre will be showing restored The LIfe and Death of Colonel Blimp as well as the restored The Red Shoes, Black Narcissus and A Matter of Life and Death (Stairway to Heaven) from April 6 - 11.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 & 10 April
Simon Turner tells us:

Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) is showing at Kursaal - L'Espace Cinema in Besançon, Franche-Comté, in the east of France, on the 5th and 10th of April at 6.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

1, 2 & 4 April

The Queen St. cinema in Auckland, NZ, is showing Black Narcissus as a part of Event Cinemas' Retro Showcase, which runs over the next couple of months in Auckland and Hamilton theatres. Wellington's Embassy Theatre is also participating.

See their web site for details & tickets

1 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The latest cinema to get hold of the new print of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp is The Aero Theater in Santa Monica, California. They will play Blimp on April 1st at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

CANCELLED! Replaced by a Three Stooges double bill!!

1 - 23 April
Simon Turner tells us:

There will be a 10-film P&P retrospective in Berlin through the first three weeks of April at the Arsenal - Institut für Film und Videokunst.

The films that are screening are 49th Parallel, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Leben und Sterben des Colonel Blimp), A Canterbury Tale, I Know Where I'm Going! (Ich weiß wohin ich gehe), A Matter of Life and Death (Irrtum im Jenseits), Black Narcissus (Die schwarze Narzisse), The Red Shoes (Die roten Schuhe), Gone to Earth (Die schwarze Füchsin), The Elusive Pimpernel (Das dunkelrote Siegel) and The Tales of Hoffmann (Hoffmanns Erzählungen). It seems that each film will be shown twice (3 timed for 49P).

The full schedule is:
DateTitle
01 April49th Parallel
01 AprilBlack Narcissus
03 April49th Parallel
04 AprilI Know Where I'm Going!
05 AprilThe Tales of Hoffmann
06 AprilThe Red Shoes
07 AprilThe Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
08 AprilA Matter of Life and Death
08 AprilBlack Narcissus
09 AprilA Canterbury Tale
10 AprilGone to Earth
11 AprilThe Elusive Pimpernel
12 April49th Parallel
14 AprilThe Red Shoes
15 AprilGone to Earth
18 AprilThe Elusive Pimpernel
19 AprilA Canterbury Tale
20 AprilI Know Where I'm Going!
21 AprilA Matter of Life and Death
22 AprilThe Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
23 AprilThe Tales of Hoffmann

See their web site for details & tickets

31 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Emil and the Detectives (part-written by Emeric) will be compared with the 2001 version in a German cinema workshop at Waters Green House (opposite the train station), Macclesfield, Cheshire on Saturday, 31 March 2012 from 10:30 to 14:30.

See their web site for details & tickets

30 March - 1 April
Simon Turner tells us:

The movie convention of The Cinema Wasteland of Berea, Ohio, 20 km from Cleveland, will include Peeping Tom as part of its 3 days "celebrating the drive-in era of horror & sci-fi Movies" (March 30th-April 1st). Sounds like a lot of fun!

See their web site for details & tickets

28 March
Diane Broadbent Friedman tells us:

The Granville (Ohio) Historical Society will be showing A Canterbury Tale as part of their March meeting Wednesday March 28 at 7 PM at the Bryn Du mansion. I'm going to give a little introduction.
Why? Because Granville is where John Sweet spent his teen age years --and where my grandmother worked at the Historical Society after she retired as a cook in the Faculty Club at Ohio State University.

The Bryn Du mansion is the fanciest place in town--I've never been in there. John Sweet's family ran another hotel in town--the Buxton Inn --for a few years. A lot of Welsh people settled here. The hills around the town are called the Welsh Hills. There are also some really interesting indian mounds about 5 miles further east, build by the group called the Mound Builders.

Wouldn't it be fun to come to central Ohio in early spring?
Diane

Check the web sites of the Bryn Du Mansion and the Granville Historical Society nearer the date. See also about the Mound Builders

28 March
Paula Vitaris tells us:

Here's one for the screening schedule!

Location is Emory University in Atlanta, GA, where I work, so you know I'll be there!

Black Narcissus (1947)

Wednesday, March 28, 2012 @ 7:30pm
Location:
White Hall 205
301 Dowman Drive
Atlanta, GA 30322
"Black Narcissus" (Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger; The Archers, 1947) (1.37:1, 100 min.) Produced by Powell & Pressburger; written by Powell and Pressburger from the novel by Rumer Godden; starring Deborah Kerr, Flora Robson, Kathleen Byron, David Farrar, Sabu and Jean Simmons. Cinematography by Jack Cardiff.

This India set-film about a group of nuns unprepared for the overripe sensuousness engulfing their isolated mountain convent, was shot entirely in Britain's Pinewood Studios and the garden of a retired army officer in West Sussex that contained the appropriate foliage. Director Powell felt that this was the only way to achieve the complete unity in visual design that he envisioned. The results were spectacular, with the film earning Alfred Junge a pair of Academy Awards for color art direction and set design as well as one for Jack Cardiff's color cinematography.

Department/Organization:
Film Studies
Director: Michael Power and Emeric Pressburger
Series: Emory Cinematheque
Speaker/Presenter: Curated by Dr. Karla Oeler
Event Open To: All
Cost: Free
Contact Phone: 404-727-6761

See their web site for details & tickets. (this is the link for the entire Spring series, which has some great titles)

27 March
Simon Turner tells us:

My own 4-film P&P retrospective in Maastricht draws to a close with A Canterbury Tale on the 27th March at 8.30pm.

See my Facebook page for details -- Just a few respondents so far as I only put the info up a little while ago! Each week has played to around 25 total newbies to P&P.

27 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Regal Cinema in Evesham, between Leamington Spa and Cheltenham, will show A Matter of life and Death on the 27th of March at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

25 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Real Art Ways of Hartford, Connecticut, will show Peeping Tom on March 25th at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

24 March
Barbara Siek tells us:

In the U.S.: The Red Shoes, Indiana University, 24th March, 3:00 pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Casula Powerhouse, Sydney, Australia, will show The Red Shoes on 23rd March, at 12.30pm, as part of their Young At Heart Seniors Festival.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 & 25 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Cinema Odyssee in Fos-sur-Mer, just west of Marseilles, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on March 21st at 9pm, plus the 25th at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Peeping Tom will be shown in Maastricht at the Landbouwbelang (by me) on the 20th March at 8:30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

18, 19 & 21 March

The Chartwell Cinema in Chartwell Westfield, Hamilton, NZ, is showing Black Narcissus as a part of Event Cinemas' Retro Showcase, which runs over the next couple of months in Auckland and Hamilton theatres. Wellington's Embassy Theatre is also participating.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur du Bagdad) is showing at Ciné 89 today at Berre-l'Étang, north-west of Marseilles at 2.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinema Le Coluche of Istres, Istres, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on March 18th at 6.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

18 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Astor Cinema in St. Kilda, beside Melbourne, in Australia, will show The Red Shoes at 7pm on the 18th March.

See their web site for details & tickets

17 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Cinetheque Suisse of Lausanne, Switzerland, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 17th March at 3.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

15, 17 & 19 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Le Méliès cinema in Pau, South France, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on 15th March at 8pm, the 17th March at 3.45pm and March 19th at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Fleepit Cinema Club on Westerham, Kent, (just off M25, near Sevenoaks) will show Black Narcissus at Westerham Hall on the 12th March at 8pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 & 11 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) will show in Lyon, at Cinema Comoedia, both tomorrow (10 March) and on Sunday at 10.50am and 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

8 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Intuit, The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art, in Chicago, will show A Matter of Life and Death (Stairway to Heaven) on March 8th at 6pm, as part of its Heaven and Hell film series.

See their web site for details & tickets

7 March

Tickets are now on sale for several events at Seattle Art Museum. Thelma Schoonmaker, Oscar-winning film editor (and currently a nominee for "Hugo"), will visit SAM to present the newly restored version of 1943's "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp", directed by Michael Powell (Schoonmaker's late husband) and Emeric Pressburger, on March 6. She will also, on March 7, introduce Powell's 1960 thriller "Peeping Tom". Tickets for both films are $18 ($14 for SAM, SIFF, NWFF and TheFilmSchool members).

See their web site for details & tickets

6 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Landbouwbelang squatted former grain factory (Maastricht, The Netherlands) will mark this month's 10-year anniversary with a P&P fest! I know this because it's my thang. They/we/I'll will begin by showing A Matter of Life and Death on Tuesday 6th and follow it up with a further meesterwerk on each successive Tuesday. I'm getting enough people in now to bump my previous ideas for the next 4 months' themes and cut to the chase. Anyone there from the P&P group gets a free beer - that's a 1 euro reduction (me again, behind bar).

See their web site for details and tickets

6 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Evans Complex of Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, will show The Red Shoes on March 6th at 3.45pm and at 7pm.

See their web site (PDF) for details & tickets

6 March
Jo Comino from the Borderlines Film Festival tells us:

We're showing The Edge of the World as part of Borderlines Film Festival on Tuesday 6 March at 2.00pm at The Courtyard in Hereford.

See their web site for details & tickets

6 March

Tickets are now on sale for several events at Seattle Art Museum. Thelma Schoonmaker, Oscar-winning film editor (and currently a nominee for "Hugo"), will visit SAM to present the newly restored version of 1943's "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp", directed by Michael Powell (Schoonmaker's late husband) and Emeric Pressburger, on March 6. She will also, on March 7, introduce Powell's 1960 thriller "Peeping Tom". Tickets for both films are $18 ($14 for SAM, SIFF, NWFF and TheFilmSchool members).

See their web site for details & tickets

4, 5 & 8 March
Simon Turner tells us:

The Albany cinema of Auckland, New Zealand, will show Black Narcissus on the 4th March at 2pm, the 5th March at 6pm, and 8th March at 10.30am.

See their web site for details & tickets

3 March
Simon Turner tells us:

Ahem, I have a listing here a The Red Shoes screening on the 3rd March 2012. No excuses if that's not enough notice! It's showing at Kingsclere Village Club, Newbury, through the auspices of the Kingsclere Film Club.

See their web site for details & tickets

2 March
Craig McCall tells us:

Cameraman: The Life & Work of Jack Cardiff is due to be screened in Cape Town, South Africa on Friday, March 2nd at the Design Indaba Film Festival 2012

See their web site for details & tickets

28 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The University of Gent, in Belgium, will be showing Black Narcissus on Feb 28th at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

26 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Filmoteca de la Generalita of Barcelona, Spain, will show Peeping Tom (original title used) on the 26th Feb. at 9.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

26 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The National Audio Visual Archive of Finland will show A Matter of Life and Death (Kysymys elämästä ja kuolemasta) at Cinema Orion, in Helsinki, on the 26th Feb at 17.15.

See their web site for details & tickets

25 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Breathing Space Arts at New Barnet, London will show The Red Shoes, accompanied by a discussion, on the 25th Feb 2012, at 7.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

24 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Waccamaw Branch Library of Pawleys Island, South Carolina, will show The Red Shoes on the 24th of Feb. at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

24 February
Simon Turner tells us:

I Know Where I'm Going! will be showing at the Westhaven Center for the Arts, in Westhaven, north California, just south of Redwood National Park, on February 24th at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 & 27 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) will play Le Méliès cinema in Grenoble on Feb 23rd at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Dudley House of Harvard University will be showing The Red Shoes on February 23rd at 6pm as a part of their Fabulous Fellows Film Festival.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes will be shown in Leeds Town Hall, on the 23rd of Feb at 20.30.

See their web site for details & tickets

22 February
Barbara Siek tells us:

The Red Shoes (restored print) is showing at the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive on 22 February 2012 at 3:10 pm. There will be a lecture by Marilyn Fabe.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Doncaster Little Theatre will be showing Peeping Tom on the 21st Feb. at 2pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Utopia Saint-Simeon in Bordeaux will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) on the 20th Feb at 2.20pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 - 21 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Studio cinema of Tours, in the Centre region of France, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) tomorrow at 2.15pm and 5.15pm; and on the 20th and 21st Feb at 5.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Grand Angle cinema of Fleurance, Midi-Pyrénées, France, 100 km north-west of Toulouse, will show The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) tomorrow at 6pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Le Colisée cinema of Montbéliard, Franche-Comté, France, south-west of Mulhouse, will have THREE screenings of Black Narcissus (Le Narcisse noir) tomorrow at 4pm, 6pm and 8.15pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Genesis Cinema in Mile End Road, London will show A Matter of Life and Death on the 19th of Feb.

See their web site (nearer the date) for details & tickets

16 February

A Matter of Life and Death is showing in the Bombed Out Church (St. Luke's) on Hardman Street Liverpool in a double bill with Jean Cocteau's La Belle et La Bête.

See their web site for details & tickets

16 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes (Èervené støvìéky) will be showing in the Czech Republic on the 16th Feb, at 7.30pm, in the Minikino Kavàrna, in Ostrava.

See their web site (PDF) for details & tickets

15 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) will play 2 cinemas in the Midi-Pyrénées region: at Le Sénéchal cinema in Lectoure, 100km north-west of Toulouse, on the 5th February at 4:30pm, and also at Cine Jim 32 in Marciac, 125km west of Toulouse, on February 15th at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

12 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Edge of the World will be showing at the Mermaid Arts centre in Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, just south of Dublin, at 7pm on the 12th Feb.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 - 13 February
Allison tells us:

The new schedule of films for The Stanford Theatre in Palo Alto, CA is now up, and I'm thrilled to see that they will be screening the restoration of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp on the weekend of 11-13 February, showtimes at 7:30 pm with a matinee on Sunday at 3:30. I believe this may be the première showing of the restoration in the SF Bay Area, and as TRS restoration never made it to this particular theatre, am so happy that I can see BLIMP at my local venue. They are also screening Olivier's Shakespeare films; it's been decades since I've seen Henry V on the big screen.

See their web site for details & tickets

11 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (restored print) will be shown in Berlin as part of the Berlin International Film Festival on the 11th February at 11am

See their web site for details & tickets

10 & 14 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes (plus introduction on 14th by Ian Christie) will play at the BFI South Bank (NFT) on 10th and 14th Feb. at 18.10. The marvelous L'Atalante plays the days in between.

See their web site for details & tickets

8 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Today, 8th Feb, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York State, will show Black Narcissus, at 6.45pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 - 7 February
Simon Turner tells us:

France continues to impress in the sheer numbers of cinemas able to conceive of showing 60 year-old films to the locals, and films not even of their own nationality! Here are some more by Toulouse, this time Black Narcissus ((Le narcisse noir).

Le Central in Colomiers by Toulouse on the 7th of Feb. at 09.30; Cinema Jean Mermoz in Murex, 10km south-west of Toulouse, on the 5th of Feb at 6pm, L'Autan in Ramonville-Saint-Agne, just south of Toulouse, on the 6th of Feb at 9pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Thief of Bagdad (Le voleur de Bagdad) will play 2 cinemas in the Midi-Pyrénées region: at Le Sénéchal cinema in Lectoure, 100km north-west of Toulouse, on the 5th February at 4:30pm, and also at Cine Jim 32 in Marciac, 125km west of Toulouse, on February 15th at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes plays the Luxembourg Cinematheque on the 5th February

See their web site for details & tickets

5 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Gone To Earth is showing at Ryton Village Hall, Shrewsbury on the 5th of Feb at 4pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

Nick Dando adds:
I used to ride my bicycle through Ryton and it always looked a lovely hamlet. For some reason it's known as Great Ryton, probably to distinguish itself from the other Rytons in Shropshire, and from Ruyton XI Towns.

Condover is where the brass band came from that played at God's Little Mountain and whose members polished off all the jam tartlets before Farmer James (Edward Chapman) could have one.

4 February
Simon Turner tells us:

The film society of Hook Norton, just south-west of Banbury, will show A Matter of Life and Death on February 4th at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

2 February
Simon Turner tells us:

Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) will play at Studio 7 in Auzielle by Toulouse on 2nd Feb at 20.30

See their web site for details & tickets

29 January
Brian Corstange tells us:

Age of Consent is playing in Chicago on January 29 at the University of Chicago.

See their web site for details & tickets

27 - 29 January
Simon Turner tells us:

The student-run 5th Avenue Cinema at Portland's State University, Oregon, will have five screenings of The Red Shoes in January. On January 27th and 28th, TRS will be shown at 7pm and 9.30pm, while on the 29th, it will be screened at 3pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 January
Simon Turner tells us:

Peeping Tom is back again at the excellent Prince Charles cinema in London. It is as recent as October that it was on there last and returns for a screening on the 23rd January at 6.40pm. Unfortunately, it clashes with The Queen's Guards on at the BFI Southbank. It would have been good to see both and spot the psychology link.

See their web site for details & tickets

23 January
Nicky Smith tells us:

The Queen's Guards will be shown at the NFT on 23 January 2012, with an introduction by Ian Christie.

See their web site for details & tickets

21 January
Simon Turner tells us:

The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) will play at L'Entrepot in Paris on 21st Jan at 13.40

See their web site for details & tickets

21 January
Simon Turner tells us:

The Memorial Hall at Lerryn in Cornwall - 30km west of Plymouth - will host a rare showing, outside of all-inclusive festivals, of the wonderful Tales of Hoffmann at 7.30pm on the 21st of Jan, 2012.

See their web site for details & tickets

20 January
Diane Broadbent Friedman tells us:

We get to see A Matter of Life and Death on the big screen tomorrow night. Thelma Schoonmaker is going to speak to the audience via Skype. It is supposed to snow, just to add to the drama. This will be fun!

See their web site & Diane's Blog for details & tickets

19 January
Simon Turner tells us:

Black Narcissus (Le narcisse noir) will play at the L'Antarès cinema in Vauréal 20 or 30 km north-west of Paris on 19 Jan, at 20.30.

See their web site for details & tickets

19 January

The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) is being shown in Lavaur, Dordogne, France on Thursday 19 January at 20:30

See their web site for details & tickets

12 January
Simon Turner tells us:

The TAP Cinema in Poitiers, France, will show The Red Shoes (Les chaussons rouges) on the 12th January at 8.30pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

10 January

Missouri University of Science & Technology are showing The Red Shoes in their Leach Theatre at Rolla, MO.

See their web site for details and tickets

7 January
Simon Turner tells us:

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, in Canberra, will have an open-air screening of The Thief of Bagdad on the 7th January. Mmm, and Wages of Fear a month or so later. Doors open at 7pm.

See their web site for details & tickets

5 January
Simon Turner tells us:

The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, in London, will show The Red Shoes on the 5th of January.

See their web site for details & tickets

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