Hidden away in the centre of London The House of St Barnabas where we shall be popping up on June 29 (Romeo + Juliet) and June 30 (Moulin Rouge). This stunning building not only features magical gardens, it also plays host to an 18th century chapel. Romantic settings for romantic films don’t get more idyllic than that! And [...]
Meantime and The Nomad’s Summer Cinema weekend of classic films under the stars with London’s favourite beers kicks off with Christopher Nolan’s (The Dark Knight, Inception) now-legendary early feature, starring Guy Pearce as a man desperately trying to piece together his past. Despite looking disconcertingly like Tim-nice-but-dim, Christopher Nolan is the current king of cerebral mainstream [...]
Meantime and The Nomad’s Summer Cinema weekend of classic films under the stars with London’s finest beers continues with Terry Gilliam’s wonderful, time-travelling, dwarf-championing romp. How flippin’ cool would it be to be awoken from your slumber by a knight on horseback busting forth from your wardrobe? Add to that a gang of treasure-hunting dwarves [...]
BING! Meantime and The Nomad’s Summer Cinema weekend comes to a close with one of the best loved comedies of all time, fittingly at the place where each and every new day and year officially begins. Bill Murray stars as Phil Connors, a Pittsburgh weather man forced by the network to leave his beloved city [...]
The first of three nights in the magnificent surroundings of Kensington Gardens, Peter Weir’s 1998 hit, The Truman Show, kicks off our weekend mini-season of “American Vistas” under the stars. Described by Paramount at the time as “the most expensive art film of all time” (the film cost $60m to produce), The Truman Show defied [...]
Tonight’s screening takes place on Buck Hill in the North of Kensington Gardens, nearest to Lancaster Gate tube. Entrance is via Marlborough Gate opposite the tube on Bayswater Road - turn left at the fountains as soon as you enter, then take the second footpath on the right, and you should see our screen on [...]
The screening takes place on Buck Hill in the North of Kensington Gardens, nearest to Lancaster Gate tube. Entrance is via Marlborough Gate opposite the tube on Bayswater Road - turn left at the fountains as soon as you enter, then take the second footpath on the right, and you should see our screen on [...]
“Let the microphone do the work, sir” The British public can never be trusted with their cinema-going habits. Apart from the box office bashing caused by each Harry Potter, a film comes along every 5 years or so that sees folk young and old pouring into the nation’s multiplexes; sometimes we’re hoodwinked (The English Patient, [...]
So give me a stage / Where this bull here can rage / And though I could fight / I’d much rather recite /… that’s entertainment. We all know Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro still love each other. Although Marty’s been seen around town with a little lady called Leo a lot recently, we [...]
No point writing about it, not really. You know why it’s special. Just come and see it. By the blue water. We’ll be there, in red beanies, flippers, short shorts, and the soundtrack will be neat. At Brockwell Lido. There might be a submarine. And swamp leeches. And a jaguar shark. The second of our [...]
