Music by: The Shadows Atlas Productions / Galaworldfilm Productions Distributed by: Gala Film Distributors

‘Talking Pictures TV at Kent MOMI’ begins with The Boys, Sidney J. Furie’s courtroom drama about an ill-fated night on the town which ends in murder. For its combination of “over-the-top characterisations and true-to-life environments” one Talking Pictures TV at Kent MOMI reviewer called it “Dickens circa 1962”. 29th March - 21st April 2019

Kent Museum of the Moving Image has teamed up with Talking Pictures TV (Sky Week 2 328, Freeview 81, Freesat 305, Virgin 445) to bring classic British cinema back to the big screen in a month-long season of free screenings at Kent MOMI. Fri 5 Apr, 6:00pm / Sat 6 Apr, 6:00pm / Sun 7 Apr, 6:00pm

Tickets go on general release, free to book online at www.kentmomi.org/events or by phone on 01304 239515, from 1st March.

Week 1

Fri 29 Mar, 6:00pm / Sat 30 Mar, 6:00pm / Sun 31 Mar, 6:00pm

DOUBLE CONFESSION (1950)

Starring: Derek Farr, Joan Hopkins, Peter Lorre, William Hartnell, Naunton Wayne, Ronald Howard, Kathleen Harrison, Leslie Dwyer, Edward Rigby, George Woodbridge, Henry Edwards, Mona Washbourne, Jennifer Cross, Vida Hope, Esma Cannon, Peter Butterworth Director: Ken Annakin

Music by: Benjamin Frankel Harry Reynolds Productions THE BOYS (1962) Distributed by: Associated British-Pathé

Starring: Richard Todd, , Dudley Sutton, Ronald Lacey, Tony Garnett, Jess Conrad, Double Confession was one of the BFI's “75 Most Wanted” lost films until it was Felix Aylmer, Wilfrid Brambell, Colin Gordon, Kenneth J. Warren, Allan Cuthbertson, Wensley rediscovered in 2013. This 1950 feature pairs William Hartnell, the original Doctor Pithey, Roy Kinnear, Patrick Magee, David Lodge Who, and creepy horror star Peter Lorre as homosexual lovers suspected of a Director: Sidney J. Furie murder in an English seaside resort. Week 3

Fri 12 Apr, 6:00pm / Sat 13 Apr, 6:00pm / Sun 14 Apr, 6:00pm Week 4

Good Friday, 19 Apr, 6:00pm / Sat 20 Apr, 6:00pm Easter Sunday, 21 Apr, 6:00pm

THE STARS LOOK DOWN (1940)

Starring: , Margaret Lockwood, Emlyn Williams, Nancy Price, Allan Jeayes, Edward Rigby, Linden Travers, Cecil Parker, Milton Rosmer, George Carney, Ivor Barnard Director: I LIVED WITH YOU (1933) Music by: Hans May From the book by: A.J. Cronin Starring: Ivor Novello, Ursula Jeans, Ida Lupino, Minnie Rayner, Cicely Oates, Molly Fisher, Davina Grafton Films Craig, Beryl Harrison, Eliot Makeham, Douglas Beaumont, , Victor Bogetti, Hannah Distributed by: Grand National Pictures / MGM (USA) Jones Director: Maurice Elvey A gritty wartime drama from Carol Reed, the Oscar-winning director of The From the play by: Ivor Novello Third Man, The Stars Look Down reunites the stars of ’s The Gaumont British Picture Corporation, Twickenham Films, Julius Hagen Productions Distributed by: W & F Film Service Lady Vanishes, Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lockwood, as a bright lad from a coal mining background and the manipulative girl he marries. The I Lived with You is Ivor Novello’s 1933 film adaptation of his own hit stage miners’ struggle for safe working conditions remains relevant to this day. play about a homeless Russian prince who is taken in by an ordinary family. Director Maurice Elvey directed Gaumont’s first talking film and

Britain’s first film in colour. An almost unrecognisable Jack Hawkins, aged 22, plays jealous boyfriend Mort.