Portobello Film Festival and Portobello People's TV present

Video Cafe no 5

Portobello Independents Party

at The Muse, 269 Portobello Road, London W11 1LR

on Wednesday 22 May from 6pm - 10.30pm

Entry Free all night

"Forget Cannes, Portobello is the place for cinematic schmooze" The Independent

Movies by new filmmakers especially submitted for tonite's show, plus a few gems from our 28 year indie archive and exclusive previews from this year's Portobello Film Festival

A chance to check out the latest, frontline indie films.

Still time to submit a film for the Video Cafe (before 20 May) to raypff@mac.com

Plus possible BYO on the night at projectionist's discretion

We are also taking submissions for Portobello Film Festival 29 August to 16 September 2024 - venues will include The Gate Notting Hill and The Muse

Portobello: https://www.portobellofilmfestival.com/entryform/entryform.pdf?mc_cid=b85fa4538b&mc_eid=cf77397e16

Film submission and entry to all Portobello Film Festival events is free.

MASTERCLASS

The Video Cafe No.4 - JULIAN TEMPLE

The Muse Gallery & Studio,
269 Portobello Road W11
Wednesday 20 March 2024

Thursday 18 April 7.30pm @ The Muse. Entry Free.

Portobello Peoples' TV and Portobello Film Festival Present

Video Cafe no 4

Ibiza The Silent Movie (Julian Temple) 15

Temple's insider eye view on Ibiza the party planet and it's history including Phoenicians and Pirates. Music by Fatboy Slim.

Julien will introduce the movie at 7.30pm and answer questions afterwards. The Evening opens at 6pm and runs till 10.30pm and also features State Of The Art indie screenings, mostly shorts, from the cream of the alternative film industry.

A unique opportunity to participate, observe, and plot the Future Of UK Film.

We are now taking entries for 2024 Portobello Film Festival here: https://www.portobellofilmfestival.com/entryform/entryform.pdf

Director’s Night

The Video Cafe No.3

The Muse Gallery & Studio,
269 Portobello Road W11
Wednesday 20 March 2024

From 6pm - 10pm.

Entry FREE all evening.
New Film Makers Fresh Off Edit Suite.

An evening of work by new filmmakers especially submitted for tonite's show.
A chance to check out the latest, frontline indie films.
Still time to submit a film (before 18 March) to raypff@me.com
Submission free.

We are now taking entries for 2024 Portobello Film Festival here: https://www.portobellofilmfestival.com/entryform/entryform.pdf

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Video cafe [valentine’s]

Venue
The Muse Gallery

269, Portobello Road, London, W11 1LR

6 - 10pm

If Music Be The Food Of Love...

14 February The Muse 269 Portobello Road 6-10pm. Entry FREE.

Valentines Day Video Cafe. Free movies on the theme all night. 2 screens, plus if you have a Love film (preferably short) you'd like to show to the sophisticated Portobello public get in touch with us on pff@btopenworld.com asap.

Launch Party for Portobello Video Cafe,

brought to you by Portobello Film Festival & Portobello People's TV

Friday 15th December at The Muse, 269 Portobello Road, W11 Entry Free

at 6.15 Alan Yentob introduces his legendary David Bowie doc "Cracked Actor" followed by a Q&A also featuring Mark Wardell whose book "Fly In The Milk" about the movie has just been published.

David Bowie sat in the back of the black Cadillac as it was driven through the empty streets of LA at 4am. The sound of a lone police siren in the distance made him visibly stiffen. Glancing furtively towards the camera he sniffed several times and asked: 'Is there anyone behind us? I hope we're not stopped.'

The scene, filmed at the height of his fame – and a cocaine addiction that Bowieadmitted nearly killed him – is one of many extraordinary and revealing moments in Cracked Actor, a groundbreaking 1974 film originally made for the acclaimed BBCarts programme Omnibus.

The 53-minute film, which music 'bible' Rolling Stone magazine now calls the 'greatest rockumentary ever', captured Bowie as he toured America for his Diamond Dogs tour.

from 8pm Portobello Video Café features Marcus Sinclair’s Interview With Coppola Soundman Walter Mirsch, Henry Scott’s Soho Cinema Tales, music videos, Portobello Festival Award winners, Sci Fi and local documentaries.

The first of regular Portobello Video Café evenings at The Muse, free entry all night, complimentary refreshments while stocks last, and more seasonal surprises.

Entry Free All Night but get here early for Mr Yentob and David Bowie.

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