In the profoundly moving first film of the Three Colours Trilogy, Binoche gives a tour de force performance as Julie, a woman reeling from the tragic deaths of her husband and young daughter who attempts to free herself from the past. Shot in icily gorgeous tones and set to an extraordinary operatic score, Blue is an overwhelming sensory experience.
Monday 16 January 7 for 7.45pm
Poisonous snakes, filthy water, a diet of whisky and a leading lady throwing up between takes . . . in this interview by Steve Rose for the Guardian, Anjelica Huston reveals how her father filmed his classic, The African Queen, which can be seen at Dulwich Picture Gallery on 10 October and is introduced by Steve Rose.
GalleryFilm, the film club of Dulwich Picture Gallery has won an award for innovation at the British Federation of Film Society’s ‘Film Society of the Year Awards’ The Jim Dempster Award for Innovation is described [...]
On a big screen in the Dulwich Picture Gallery gardens
on Bank Holiday Monday 29 August
Celebrate the end of the summer holidays in style!
Film, entertainment, fancy dress competition, food/drink stalls…dress in 50′s style and come along.
Make Dumbo fly, Pinocchio’s nose grow longer and longer or the Seven Dwarfs disappear into their diamond mine! To celebrate the release of Disney’s 50th animated feature, I invite you to the BFI to our [...]
A soiree of Shrinking Soane at Dulwich Picture Gallery as The BRIT School celebrated the old adage ‘good things come in small packages’ showcased in June. The BRIT School is Britain’s only free Performing Arts [...]
The Copeland Book Market, which was held on the 24th to the 26th of June, brought together artists, publishers, performers and gallery owners. Established publishers and artist-led publishing groups exhibited and sold their books in [...]
Visitors views of the Twombly and Poussin: Arcadian Painters exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery. So, what did you think about the exhibition? Let us know via the comment box below, email us at dulwichonview@googlemail.com or [...]
