For those in the London area fancying an old fashioned movie marathon between Christmas and new year, the Prince Charles Cinema is screening the Dollars Trilogy back to back on December 29th from 3.45pm. All are 35mm prints apparently which will make a nice change and the ticket prices are £15 for members and £17.50 for non members which covers all three films.
Here’s the link to their webpage: http://www.princecharlescinema.com/events/events.php?seasonanchor=dollars
the Prince Charles might also be on the 70mm list for The Hateful Eight…
I’ll keep my eye out for that.
Der Kölner Filmclub 813 startet ab dem 19. Februar 2016 eine Reihe mit monatlichen Italowestern Double-Features. Den Auftakt machen unter dem Motto “Vergessene Genreperlen - 2x Hunter im Italowestern”, Enzo Peris “Drei Pistolen gegen Cesare” (3 pistole contro Cesare, 1967) mit Thomas Hunter, James Shigeta und Nadir Moretti, sowie Giuliano Carnimeos “Ringo - Such Dir einen Platz zum Sterben” (Joe… cercati un posto per morire!, 1968) mit Jeffrey Hunter, Pascale Petit und Giovanni Pallavicino. Die Kopien stammen aus dem Dirty Pictures Filmarchiv, welches bei Erfolg allumfassend vorgeführt werden soll.
English: If you live in Cologne, Germany, the Filmclub 813 is starting a series of screenings on Feb 19
Das Hamburger Bizarre Cinema zeigt am 14. Februar 2016, um 14.30 Uhr, Aldo Florios Italowestern “Knie nieder und friß Staub” (Anda muchacho, spara!, 1971) mit Fabio Testi, Charo López und José Calvo.
GBU
and there are plenty of screenings as always at the New Beverly, including The Great Silence in 35mm
‘Day of Anger’ screening.
From the Westerns All’Italiana blog at:
In collaboration with the 7th Holmfirth Film Festival, Lee Broughton has programmed and will introduce a screening of Tonino Valerii’s ‘Day of Anger’ (1967). The screening will take place at the Cinema Truck, Holmfirth at 7:30pm on Saturday 21st May 2016.
The screening is kindly supported by the Leverhulme Trust.
Further information can be found here:
http://holmfirthfilmfestival.co.uk/content/day-anger-film-talk
From the Westerns All’Italiana blog at: .Westerns...All'Italiana!: 50th anniversary screening of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
50th anniversary screening of ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’
A special 50th anniversary screening of Sergio Leone’s ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ has been programmed by Lee Broughton and Mark Goodall and will take place at 18:30 at the National Media Museum, Bradford, UK on 14 June 2016.
The screening is taking place in conjunction with the international conference ‘Current Thinking on the Western III’ which is being hosted by the University of Bradford on 14-15 June 2016.
The screening will be preceded by:
i) An introduction to the film by Professor Sir Christopher Frayling, author of ‘Spaghetti Westerns: Cowboys and Europeans from Karl May to Sergio Leone’ (1981), ‘Sergio Leone: Something to Do with Death’ (2000) and ‘Sergio Leone: Once Upon a Time in Italy’ (2005).
ii) A roundtable and Q&A featuring Professor Sir Christopher Frayling, Alex Cox (filmmaker and author of ‘10,000 Ways to Die: A Director’s Take on the Spaghetti Western’ (2009)), Ulrich Bruckner (President of Explosive Media home entertainment and author of ‘For a Few Corpses More: The Spaghetti Western from its Beginnings to Today’ (2006)) and Jeremy Wooding (filmmaker and director of the cult Western ‘Blood Moon’ (2014)).
More information can be found here:
https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/National_Media_Museum/film/the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly
In collaboration with Screen Seven, Leeds, Lee Broughton has programmed and will introduce a screening of Wisit Sasanatieng’s Thai Western ‘Tears of the Black Tiger’ (2000) on 24 August 2016 at 8pm.
The screening is part of a cult movie season that Lee has curated.
The other films in the season are:
Mon 11 July: ‘Diva’ (Jean-Jacques Beineix, 1981, France)
Wed 20 July: ‘Repo Man’ (Alex Cox, 1984, USA)
Fri 29 July: ‘The Final Programme’ (Robert Fuest, 1973, UK)
Sat 6 August: ‘Two-Lane Blacktop’ (Monte Hellman, 1971, USA)
Thur 18 August: ‘Bronco Bullfrog’ (Barney Platts-Mills, 1969, UK)
Further information can be found here: http://www.sevenleeds.co.uk
The screenings are kindly supported by the Leverhulme Trust.
As pointed out by @Sundance
Blindman
IFC CENTER NYC OCT 7 & 8 MIDNIGHT SCREENING
THE CASTRO THEATER SAN FRANSICO OCTOBER 21 (Double feature with El Topo)
Castro Theater website mentions it is a 4K DCP.
Very tempted to go along to this.
From the Westerns All’Italiana blog at: .Westerns...All'Italiana!: ‘Blood Moon’ screening
‘Blood Moon’ screening
In collaboration with Screen Seven (Leeds) and in association with Jeremy Wooding, Lee Broughton has programmed and will introduce a screening of the British horror Western ‘Blood Moon’ (Jeremy Wooding, UK, 2014). The screening will take place on 10 August 2017 at 8pm. Further information can be found here: http://sevenleeds.co.uk/event/jeremy-wooding-retrospective-blood-moon/
Tomorrow near Lisbon
BFI Southbank yeah… here are details
Also some modern westerns to go along with that https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/Online/default.asp?BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::permalink=modernwesterns&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::context_id=
Cool trailer, hopefully it will be the restored version of C’era Una Volta in America they’ll show.
The Prince Charles, one of my favourite cinemas in London, is showing the Dollars trilogy back to back in September and the best news is they will all be from 35mm prints. Tickets are £12.50 for members / £17.50 for non-members. One ticket gets you in to all 3 films.
details and booking link is here: The Prince Charles Cinema
Funny thing - I realised recently that the Dollars Trilogy was screened in Dublin in April this year (www.ifi.ie) by the Irish Film Institute - they did not advertise it very well!
I similar post was placed on the SW forum in 2008 by “Cian” who also missed the screening of the same movies.
Do I have to travel abroad to see a SW film screening?