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Series 2 // Poster Series

Designed by Lia Satzinger

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Series 2 // The Subversive and Censored Cinema of Eastern Europe

Dear All,

Thank you to everyone who made it to our first series 'Gender and Differentiation.'

Our second themed four weeks is running under the title 'The Subversive and Censored Cinema of Eastern Europe.' Under this theme we hope to explore the very serious issue of how the moving image can be considered such an extreme form of artistic anarchy; and as a result, the films we are showing have been considered either too political to be shown or have created a grave question-mark over the integrity of their films. These issues have often concluding in the film-maker not being able to work in his or her own country. Due to the nature of these films and the fairly-recent lifting of their ban it is with great shame that they still have not been widely distributed. We believe that the quality of these films, due to both the highly political atmosphere in which they were made, combined with being spawned during the experimental 60's - 70's new-wave-film era, have produced some of the most engaging, exciting and captivating works.

This series is truly not one to be missed, and we hope to see you there!

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Where :: Sassoon Gallery (Behind Bar Story, Under Peckham Rye Train Station Railway Arches)

When :: Every Tuesday, 7.30pm

Price :: Free

Tuesday 3rd November - The Round-Up Miklós Jancsó (1965 Hungary)

Tuesday 10th November - A short to be shown marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by: The Party and the Guests by Jan Němec (1966 Czechoslovakia)

Tuesday 17th November - The Ear - Karel Kachyna (1970 Czechoslovakia)

Tuesday 24th November - On the Silver Globe - Andrzej Żuławski (Poland 1977 - 1987)

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Hope to see you there!

Lydia and Rachel

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Final Rooftop Screening :: Fritz Lang 'Metropolis'

Dear all,

Thank you to everyone who has made it over the last couple of weeks. Unfortunately, due to a mix-up of dates, next week will be the last screening on the car-park roof due to the fact that Franks Bar will officially be no more after the 27th September.

With this in mind, we have decided to change the schedule and play our original last-in-the-car-park series; Fritz Lang 'Metropolis' (1927). We think that this film is not to be missed given the surroundings in which it will be screened. Of course invite your friends, but make sure you bring plenty of blankets / cushions / hot toddy's etc; anything to keep you warm.

Again, due to the bar being closed, please send us an email to rachelandlydia@gmail.com (if you don't already have our phone numbers) so we know you are coming and can let you in at the gates.

Place :: Franks Campari Bar, Peckham (above Peckham Multi-Plex)
Time :: Monday 21st September, 8.00 pm
Price :: Free

We will let you know where we will be moving to; alternatively keep checking our blog for more info: http://www.skawinskiandmarshallfilms.blogspot.com/

See you there,

Lydia and Rachel

Roof top screening No.2

Thank you to everyone who came to our first film night, was a great success - we thought it looked great and were more than happy with the way everything panned out. A huge thank you goes to Rupert and Dave who helped set everything up and let us pinch their sound system and projector for the evening....

So with that, we would like to invite you all to the next in our film series; Věra Chytilová 'Daisies' (1966). The screening will be at the same place (Frank's Campari bar), on the 14th September at 8.00 pm. As before, due to the bar being closed, please email us at rachelandlydia@gmail.com (if you don't already have our phone numbers) so we know you are coming and can let you in at the gates. Again, feel free to bring friends, but we are required to keep numbers to a minimum, so perhaps not too many.

Hope to see you there, bring blankets (it may get cold) and a hot flask of whatever you like,

See you there,

Lydia and Rachel

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Rooftop Screening No.1

Hello hello all you film lovers!

We would like to invite you to the first roof top cinema event, join us at Frank's Campari bar for our selected series of films. Beginning Monday the 7th of September at 8.00pm with the screening of JacquesTati's 'Playtime' (1967). More info about the films in the series can be found at skawinskiandmarshallfilms.blogspot.com (please bear with us regarding updates!).

Due to the fact that Frank's is closed on Mondays it would be handy ify ou could rsvp if you are attending by sending us an email at rachelandlydia@gmail.com (where we will give you a phone number to call) so we can let you in at the gates. Feel free to bring friends, however we are required to keep numbers to a minimum so perhaps not too many.

We hope you all can make it...bring some blankets and a hot flask ofwhatever you like.

See you there.

Lydia and Rachel

Any queries, please don't hesitate to send us an email to the above address. cheers!

16 Seconds :: Whitstable

Here's some small mobile-phone video diary entries of my time in Whitstable.



The sea


A young couple on a date, let me film their crabbing bucket. When I was little, my granny would take out all of the cousins to the seaside in Suffolk, where we would go crabbing and eat tomato ketchup sandwiches.


The used shells from thousands of shellfish.



The used shells from thousands of shellfish no.2.


The used shells from thousands of shellfish no.3.


Wind through the boat masts.


Wind through the alley of boat masts.


Seafront houses.