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Projecting the Archive: Nowhere to Go (U)
The pessimism of film noir never had much appeal for Ealing Studios, so this late entry, penned by director Seth Holt and critic Ken Tynan, is all the more welcome. A good-looking ex-con (George Nader) coolly robs an old lady of her coin collection, anticipating prison, but also the later recovery of the proceeds. Nothing proves that simple and he lives to discover the truth of the film's title. Fine photography from Paul Beeson, a jazz score by Dizzy Reece, and Maggie Smith's debut performance all add to the pleasure.
Projecting the Archive Sunday Brunches
Please note: this is a old season with no further events to see
The BFI National Archive is one of the world's greatest film collections. To celebrate its 75th anniversary, we are screening films from their Projecting the Archive strand.
Past screenings that were part of this season
| Poison Pen | Sun 5 Sept 12:00 |
| The Halfway House | Sun 12 Sept 12:00 |
| The Brain Machine | Sun 19 Sept 12:00 |
| Nowhere to Go | Sun 26 Sept 12:00 |
Tales of the Night 3D
Opens on Friday
Celebrated animator Michel Ocelot (director of the Kirikou adventures) returns with his first foray into 3D, combining it beautifully with classic silhouette animation.
Try our Spring menu
Our Spring menu includes tasty seasonal dishes such as Stuffed Portabella Mushroom, Chickpea and Spinach Burger and fruity Lamb Tagine. We’ve also got delicious wines and hoppy local ales to taste.
