The Nomad Cinema bring Wolfgang Peterson’s epic to the English Heritage site from which the Roman Army launched their successful invasion of Britain in 43AD. Although it was Gladiator that made swords and sandals cool again, Wolfgang Peterson’s 2004 adaptation of Homer’s The Ilyiad redefined the word ‘epic’ for modern Hollywood cinema. Brad Pitt stars as [...]
What a treat lies in store for those lucky enough to bag a ticket for this one-off Nomad screening in the country’s finest metropolitan cemetery. Each of our Nomad screenings is a special event in its own right, but there’s something about this one which raises the eyebrows, widens the eyes and brings a broad [...]
“Lust. Seduction. Revenge. The Game as you’ve never seen it played before.” Join us in the elegant and swoonsome surroundings of Fulham Palace for a celebration of heaving bosoms, powdered wigs, sly sexual machinations and general aristocratic French naughtiness. Bring your wine, your picnic, your finest stockings (gents) and your flirtiest demeanour for an evening [...]
Nomad follower Hannah Thomas takes the prize of Finding Nemo tickets and a lobster supper for her magnificent fish-punnery in this lovely preview for our next instalment of aquatic film fun at Brockwell Lido. Nice one Hannah. We (and the Two Ronnies) are very, very proud…halibut! P.S. Check out the beauty of Brockwell - pics [...]
The Nomad touches down in the wonderful city of Canterbury for our first of three special screenings over the course of September…. The sadly departed Patrick Swayze holds the record the playing the least scary ghost in cinema history. Fact. Maybe it’s the extravagantly volumous barnet, maybe it’s the fact that he doesn’t really get down [...]
Join us for a one-off special screening of Baz Luhrmann’s dazzling and sumptuous Romeo + Juliet in the wonderful setting of Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Pure hurtling passion, this. Luhrmann lit a rocket under the well-known tale of star-cross’d lovers, swapped daggers for guns, ‘fair Verona’ for Verona beach - a brilliantly decaying hybrid [...]
Ghost is another one of those movies that we at Nomad HQ love to wheel out when we’re feeling romantic. We slap on The Best of the Righteous Brothers on our cassette player, we tousle our hair until it reaches the perfect Swayze-esque bouffant, fire up the potters wheel and get ready to sniffle and [...]
The iconic 1976 horror returns to the biggest of screens, in the grounds of Fulham Palace, Bishop’s Park, where some of the film’s most terrifying scenes were shot. You surely know about the curse of The Omen? And that Fulham Palace is haunted? You don’t? Well, never mind about that for now - just buy [...]
The wonderful grounds of Scotney Castle provide the suitably escapist venue for the unstoppably feelgood summertime smash that is Mamma Mia! Join us under the stars for some of the best pop songs ever written. Meryl Streep reinvented herself as a musical performer of great panache and conviction, Pierce Brosnan confirmed our worst fears about [...]
Classic noir under the stars, with Orson Welles as Harry Lime, one of the greatest enigmatic characters of cinema history, in what must be the greatest British film of all time. He doesn’t even pop up until halfway through the film – but, oh, what an entrance. What a beautifully shot, atmospheric setting: dark and [...]
