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  • Celebrating Marlon Brando

    Sat 26 Mar — Sat 14 May 2022

    ‘I was convinced he was the world’s greatest actor. His impact – the power and feeling he conveyed – was unmatched by anyone. None of the great actors I’ve known – not Cagney, not Bogart, not Spencer Tracey – had Brando’s range, from violence to utter pathos. A range that grew out of his deep convictions. I loved him for it.’ Stanley Kramer 

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  • Celebrating the Originals

    Fri 15 Apr — Sat 30 Apr 2022

    A season of original films which were better than their remakes.

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  • Celebrating Sidney Poitier

    Fri 29 Apr — Sun 15 May 2022

    The Garden Cinema celebrates the life and career of Sidney Poitier with a selection of our favourite performances. If you would like us to screen a Sidney Poitier film not included in the season, please get in touch.

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  • Celebrating Anna Magnani

    Fri 03 Jun — Thu 30 Jun 2022

    In collaboration with CinemaItaliaUK, we are screening some of the very best Anna Magani films, with guest introductions and post-show discussions.

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  • Women in Italian Cinema

    Sat 25 Jun 2022

    Women in Italian Cinema: An Inclusive Project, the first international project aimed at promoting Italian cinema written, produced and directed by women, also available in an accessible version. Co-financed by the Italian Ministry of Culture.

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  • Celebrating Marlene Dietrich

    Sat 02 Jul — Thu 04 Aug 2022

    The Garden Cinema looks back at the extraordinary Marlene Dietrich, alluring for both her beauty and her remarkable self-assurance on screen. She made such an impression in 1930 as the seductive cabaret singer in The Blue Angel that she was immediately brought to Hollywood by her svengali director, Josef von Sternberg.  And when she donned a man’s tailcoat and trousers in another von Sternberg film of the same year, Morocco, she became a cinematic icon.

    This season shows how she developed as an actress from the early films with von Sternberg, to her more playful roles with director George Marshall and her cold-hearted role as Christine in Billy Wilder’s 1957 Witness for the Prosecution. Join us in celebrating Marlene Dietrich – a star unlike any other.

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