With this milestone I have decided to take a look at how cinema has changed over the last 120 years. Essentially it’s the same: images projected onto a screen in front of an audience, but there have been numerous changes and advances over the years to add new dimensions to old favourites. We’ll be screening George Méliès’ 110 year old film A Trip to the Moon alongside an inspiring documentary detailing the film’s preservation. We’ll have two of Alfred Hitchcock’s early silent films: The Pleasure Garden and Blackmail and both these films will have live piano accompaniment by Wendy Hiscocks. We’ll also fast-forward 40 years to the era of the grand cinema-scope epic, by screening David Lean’s sumptuous classic, Lawrence of Arabia. All four of these films will be screened using beautiful brand new digital prints.