Kino Quickies 03 - The Phantom Light (1935) with Neil Brand
The third film in the Kino Quickies season, screened on April 10th 2022, was The Phantom Light from 1935.
An early film from director, Michael Powell, this is the story of spooky goings on in an isolated lighthouse off the remote Welsh coast.
Our specially invited expert guest for the post show Q&…
Kino Quickies 04 - Sweeney Todd (1936) with Jade Evans
The fourth film in the Kino Quickies season, screened on April 24th 2022, was Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street from 1936.
Directed by George "King of the Quickies" King and starring Tod Slaughter, it's the well known story of the murderous barber who polishes off his victims who are t…
Kino Quickies season 2 - Preview Episode
We're back!
Welcome to this preview episode of the Kino Quickies podcast - SEASON 2!
The Kino Quickies podcast is based on a series of live screenings of 1930s quota quickie films plus Q&As at the Kino Cinema in Bermondsey Square, London SE1. We were amazed at how much people loved watching these r…
Kino Quickies 10 - A Fire Has Been Arranged (1935) with Steve Chibnall
A Fire Has Been Arranged is the first full length feature starring the comedy musical duo, Flanagan & Allen.
The first of two films in the season to be directed by Leslie Hiscott, it also stars Robb Wilton and a 35 year old (but perpetually middle-aged) Alastair Sim. It was, like many quota quickie…
Kino Quickies 11 - Death on the Set (1935) with Richard Farmer
The cups all those millions of fans out there of the Kino Quickies mascot, Henry Kendall, runneth over this day, because Death on the Set treats us to a double dose of him.
Our Henry plays two unlikeable men - a very unpleasent film director and his drunken and disreputable lookalike - who are lock…
Soho Bites 43: The Good Companions (1933)
The Big Jessie series.
This is the first of a three part mini-series focusing on the 1930s' biggest UK film star, Jessie Matthews.
None of Jessie's films were set in Soho, but the fact that she was born on Berwick Street where her dad was a market trader, that she lived in William & Mary Yard on Br…
They Shall Not Grow Old (2018) (with Lawrence Napper)
For Episode 127 of the podcast, Chris and Alex travel through (film) history to examine the negotiation of the past through computer manipulation, focusing on Peter Jackson’s They Shall Not Grow Old (2018) and its use of digital techniques to re-articulate the sounds and images of the First World W…
Footnote #37 - Silent Cinema (with Lawrence Napper)
Special guest Dr Lawrence Napper, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at King’s College London and expert in early silent and British cinemas, joins Chris and Alex once again - this time to talk about silent cinema in this Footnote episode of the podcast. Topics include the role of piano accompaniments…
1901 E6 - Lawrence Napper
All but one of the picks from Lawrence Napper, senior lecturer in Film Studies at King’s College London, come from the huge trove of discovered Mitchell & Kenyon films. These fascinating records of everyday life in Victorian and Edwardian England and the United Kingdom lead to an array of exciting …
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