Mediatheque

The BFI Mediatheque will be launching a collection of 50 British feature films of the 1930s - available from 8 April 2008. We hope that the selection will include the following:

Elstree Calling
Tell England
Love on Wheels
Rome Express
Crime on the Hill
Friday the Thirteenth
The Good Companions
The Private Life of Henry VIII
Timbuctoo
Death at Broadcasting House
Evergreen
My Song For You
The Secret of the Loch
Car of Dreams
Dandy Dick
A Fire Has Been Arranged
Look Up and Laugh
The Tunnel
Dusty Ermine
Everything is Rhythm
Keep Your Seats Please
The Man Who Changed His Mind
Rembrandt
Doctor Syn
The Great Barrier
The High Command
O-kay for Sound
The Challenge
The Gaunt Stranger
The Dark Eyes of London
Q Planes
Young Man's Fancy

orpheum

0Interesting list even if i have most of them.Please though consider "Underneath The Arches".I last saw it on a 16mm print which i hired 30 years or more ago.Never been shown on tv or at the NFT.Would love to see it again.By the way i presume that the whol;e films will be available not just extracts.

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Mediatheque

Thanks for your message. The titles listed are just a cross-section of the 50 we will be including. Underneath the Arches is not currently scheduled, but materials/rights permitting we hope to add it at some point in the future.

And, yes, all titles in the Mediatheque are whole films - not extracts.

penfold

Elstree calling...Tell England...Dandy Dick....fantastic!! If you're taking requests, Mediatheque, I know you have a nice print of Walter Summers' Suspense (1930), I think it's tremendous and only a handful have seen it...... Suspense (1930)

Bit of a Bay Window, what??

suzepulcheria

Please please please please please can we have some Jack Buchanan? Preferably my favourite film "That's a Good girl". I know this is shameless of me but I am desperate.

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