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Uneasy Dreams: The Life of Mr Pickwick (1970) - extract
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This short impressionistic film by Jeremy Marre, a director better known for making music documentaries, takes 'The Pickwick Papers' by Charles Dickens as its starting poin...
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Laurel and Hardy Visit Tynemouth (1932) - extract
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Shot by an enthusiastic amateur on 16mm film, this silent newsreel extract provides a valuable glimpse of the rapturous welcome legendary comedians Stan Laurel and Oliver H...
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The Dog Outwits the Kidnapper (1908)
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Cecil Hepworth's Rescued by Rover (1905) was the international blockbuster of its day, a gripping tale of a kidnapped baby saved by an intrepid canine hero - played by the ...
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Alexandra Day in Peckham (1913)
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Alexandra Rose Day is a charity fundraising event, inaugurated in 1912 on the 50th anniversary of the arrival in England of Alexandra of Denmark for her marriage to the fut...
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Charles Dickens and the Magic Lantern
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The earliest films might not have been made until the mid 1890s but that didn't stop people in Victorian Britain enjoying all sorts of visual spectacles and wonders, create...
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Love's Presentation (1966) - extract
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Love's Presentation is a study by filmmaker James Scott of the British artist David Hockney at work in April 1966, when he began a series of etchings based on love poems by...
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After the Blizzard (1926)
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North Wales is transformed into a picturesque Narnia in this beautiful snowy hike through the countryside. After some pretty shots of semi-frozen streams and snow-covered f...
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What Do You Do On Friday Night? (c.1926)
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An amateur advertisement for the Varsity Dance Club in Cambridge, made for screening in local cinemas. Its tone parodies the recruitment film, urging ladies to join the gen...
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A Job in a Million (1937) - extract
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The story of an 'undersized' Cockney lad, John Truman, who, at a young age, joins the Post Office as a trainee messenger boy and serves a two-year probationary period.
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One Potato, Two Potato (1957) - extract
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Filmed over a 12-month period by Leslie Daiken, this study of children's games played in London streets and playgrounds stands out for its freshness and spontaneity, and re...
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