With the help of the National Media Museum, the BFI and the British Council, Metamono, an analogue trio from Crystal Palace, has developed a show of live music as accompaniment to Secrets of Nature, a series of wonderful and ground-breaking silent films dating from 1903 to 1927.

By placing these characteristically British films in a new context with specially composed music, the band reignites in the audience the sense of wonder in Nature that these films first produced.

The films made use of new techniques at the very edges of technology of the day – time lapse, micro cinematography etc. to reveal aspects of nature never seen or even imagined before.

Flowers open before your eyes, fungus grows from a fly’s footprints, a cuckoo pushes its siblings from the nest, the surface of Stilton cheese becomes akin to a zoo…
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Followed by an after party in the beautiful Everyman cinema with DJ sets by King Michael and Kumo. Visuals by DIZ_QO www.dizqo.net

Tickets £15 for the full show and after party, and there’s a limited number of after party tickets for just £6.

Raising funds for the Festival.

Doors 23:15 – 03:00. Buy tickets here.

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