The Hyde Park Picture House is 95 years and 20 minutes old. Someone even sent us a birthday card!
Rosa Nolan-Warren
the wildthings are inside all of us. do you know that little tingle you get in your stomach when you're planning a bit of mischief.it's them. you those nights when that mist rolls in the air and you can feel electricity whirr in the threes. all them. the wildthings are a glint in your eye and they are an embarassed blu...sh. you can't hide, they're hiding too, you can't run, they're running with you. embrace yuor wildthings and they'll most deffinatley lead you to the most wonderful, whimsial no good.
i love little while lies. but not as much as where the wildthings are.
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i love little while lies. but not as much as where the wildthings are.
xxRead more
The Hyde Park Picture House We love Little White Lies magazine. Each month they pick one film and explore issues around it. The new one is The Where The Wild Things Are Issue and has us squealing with excitement. We have 5 copies to giveaway to you lucky people. Just tell us where the wild things are and we'll pick deserving winners...ROAR!
Source: shop.littlewhitelies.co.uk
LWLies 26 is out now, thumbing the serrated edge of film criticism. The Coen brothers find the lighter side of A Serious Man; Megan Fox devours Jennifer’s Body; Jane Campion illuminates Bright Star; Richard ...
The Hyde Park Picture House went into BRIGHT STAR unsure of what to expect and came out weeping like a girl. In a good way.
The Hyde Park Picture House loves autumn.
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Horror fans needed for filming at the National Media Museum
Photographer and video artist Robbie Cooper is looking for subjects for his forthcoming exhibition Immersion, opening at the National Media Museum next year. Immersion, opening in March 2010, will explore the many ways in which people disengage from everyday l...ife and immerse themselves in media. Robbie’s unusual technique records viewers “through-the-screen” as they interact with television, films and games. The portraits depict psychological and emotional responses in revealing video stills that combine a candid, voyeuristic intensity, with a highly produced and beautifully finished look. Together, they portray a society transfixed by images. So far Robbie has captured people playing video games and watching adult movies. In November he will be filming new material, including babies entranced by programs designed for the under 3’s and the agony and the ecstasy of sports fans watching their favourite team. He also wants to record horror fans absorbed by gore – and this is where you come in!
Filming will take place in the Museum on Friday 20 & Saturday 21 November. You will be required for approx 2 hours during the day, refreshments will be provided. The best results will be displayed in the exhibition alongside Robbie’s existing work. All participants will receive a copy of their image. If you’re willing to be filmed by Robbie for Immersion please contact Lucy Davison, Exhibition Organiser, lucy.davison@nationalmediamuseum.org.ukRead more
Photographer and video artist Robbie Cooper is looking for subjects for his forthcoming exhibition Immersion, opening at the National Media Museum next year. Immersion, opening in March 2010, will explore the many ways in which people disengage from everyday l...ife and immerse themselves in media. Robbie’s unusual technique records viewers “through-the-screen” as they interact with television, films and games. The portraits depict psychological and emotional responses in revealing video stills that combine a candid, voyeuristic intensity, with a highly produced and beautifully finished look. Together, they portray a society transfixed by images. So far Robbie has captured people playing video games and watching adult movies. In November he will be filming new material, including babies entranced by programs designed for the under 3’s and the agony and the ecstasy of sports fans watching their favourite team. He also wants to record horror fans absorbed by gore – and this is where you come in!
Filming will take place in the Museum on Friday 20 & Saturday 21 November. You will be required for approx 2 hours during the day, refreshments will be provided. The best results will be displayed in the exhibition alongside Robbie’s existing work. All participants will receive a copy of their image. If you’re willing to be filmed by Robbie for Immersion please contact Lucy Davison, Exhibition Organiser, lucy.davison@nationalmediamuseum.org.ukRead more
Source: theculturevulture.co.uk
Leeds International Film Festival is now in its 23rd year and prides itself on showcasing a wide range of cinema, from the beautiful to the bizarre.With a mixture of strands representing types of film ...
James Benson Phillips Hollands Do you guys take on volunteers? x
The Hyde Park Picture House One of the films we're most excited about at the festival is STINGRAY SAM. A few years ago director Cory McAbee did a Q&A at the picture house with his film AMERICAN ASTRONAUT and both the film and his charm blew us away so we're so pleased he's heading back to little old England with a new offering.
The Hyde Park Picture House posted STINGRAY SAM trailer from YouTube
The Hyde Park Picture House still hasn't made it's own personal film festival 'films to watch' schedule. A good couple of hours with the guide and a pen are in order.
The Hyde Park Picture House Still a few tickets left for tonight's grand Halloween double bill - call 0113 2752045 to reserve tickets
The Hyde Park Picture House posted Christopher Lee - Hands Of Orlac - Trailer from YouTube
The Hyde Park Picture House has been pumpkin carving.
