Ken Russell Tribute, August 23 - 27
Over five days in August (Wednesday 23rd – Sunday 27th) The Cinema Museum will be celebrating the life and work of a visionary genius – a groundbreaking pioneer in TV and film making – the flamboyant, unconventional, controversial, and one of the last great British romantics, Ken Russell.
Ken’s work includes biopics, horror, musicals, documentaries and thrillers, and during this exciting event we will be showing a selection of his most celebrated movies, TV films and rare shorts.
Wed 23rd August 19.30 – Melvyn Bragg will talk about Ken Russell’s films for BBC’s Monitor programme, followed by a screening of The Debussy Film (1965), the penultimate of these films, co-scripted by Russell and Bragg.
Find out more hereSeason ticket – entry to all five events – £60 (£55 concessions). Individual events – tickets in advance £14 (£13 concessions), on the door £15 (£14 concessions).
Advanced tickets can be purchased from Billetto or direct from the Museum by calling 020 7840 2200 during office hours.
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