Silent Cinema Galway

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16th May, Saturday, 20:00 / Tickets:

Restored in 2025 by San Francisco Film Preserve, Black Lightning is an extant 1924 American silent drama film directed by James P. Hogan and starring Thunder the Marvel Dog, Clara Bow, Harold Austin, Eddie Phillips and Joe Butterworth.<br><br>It has everything: gripping action, friendship, courage, explosive scenes and love. Accompanied by Thunder, the dog who rescued him from the firing line in France, World War veteran Ray Chambers goes to the mountains to recover from his war injuries. There he meets Martha Larned, a lonely mountain girl who lives with her little brother, Dick. Ray discovers that Martha is the sister of his dead buddy, Frank Larned, and he decides to stay and protect her from harassment by Jim Howard and his halfwitted brother, Ez.<br><br>Screening with live piano accompaniment by Agustina Taborda.<br><br>Doors and Wine Bar open from 7:30 PM<br><br>RATED: PG | TIME: 60 minutes<br><br>SELECT ONE OPTION:<br>1. One table for up to 3 people (€30 in total)<br>2. Single chair - no table (€12)

12,00 € - 30,00 €

23rd May, Saturday, 20:00 / Tickets:

The Devil's Eye is among the earliest feature action films, directed by the legendary Harry Piel in 1914. <br><br>The story revolves around a diplomatic attaché who is falsely accused of stealing a precious diamond called the "Devil's Eye." <br><br>This film is incredibly suspenseful and packed with thrilling stunts. It has recently been restored by Filmmuseum Düsseldorf. <br><br>Live musical accompaniment will be performed by Antonis Kalamoutsos and Brendan Pooley, who are two-thirds of the XOANON band.<br><br>Doors and Wine Bar open from 7:30 PM<br><br>RATED: PG | TIME: 60 minutes<br><br>SELECT ONE OPTION:<br>1. One table for up to 3 people (€30 in total)<br>2. Single chair - no table (€12)

12,00 € - 30,00 €

30th May, Saturday, 20:00 / Tickets:

A screening of the most iconic, but also the lesser-known short films of the pioneer of cinematography, inventor of special effects and one of the most inspiring figures in the entire history of cinema. <br><br>We will show, among others, A Trip to the Moon, The Impossible Voyage, The Untamable Whiskers, The Cook in Trouble, and more. <br><br>It`s a must see for all true cinema fans and cinematography adepts!<br><br>Live piano accompaniment by Thomas Quill.<br><br>Doors and Wine Bar open from 7:30 PM<br><br>RATED: PG | TIME: 60 minutes<br><br>SELECT ONE OPTION:<br>1. One table for up to 3 people (€30 in total)<br>2. Single chair - no table (€12)

12,00 € - 30,00 €

GIFT VOUCHER

Come watch silent movies with live musical accompaniment.<br><br>Enjoy our special voucher for a silent film screening with live musical accompaniment at Silent Cinema! <br>One voucher is a single entry ticket for up to 3 people, and includes a reserved table.<br><br>Shipped to you via AnPost. Domestic and international postage applies. Valid until the end of 2026.<br><br>To avoid any dissapointments at the door, please contact us no later than 7 days before the screening of your choice, and we`ll book your table. Use a contact form on our website. To be admitted to the show, please present your voucher.<br><br>Wine Bar on-site. <br><br>We`re looking forward to see you and your friends at the Silent Cinema!

NEW ALBUM: Music for Silent Films

LIMITED EDITION: Physical album with unique QR code to listen to it from your mobile!<br><br>Music for Silent Films is a compilation of piano compositions crafted by Agustina Taborda and Mila Maia during their time at Silent Cinema in Galway City, Ireland, where they have been resident pianists since its inception. This project unites music that emerges from live performances, engaging directly with silent films. <br><br>The origins of cinema, contrary to what the name suggests, were far from silent. Film showings featured musical performances by pianists and even full orchestras. Charlie Chaplin, a legendary figure in silent films, not only directed and acted in his movies but also composed their music. This highlights the significant role that film music has played since cinema's early days.<br>Since our cinema's establishment nearly four years ago, we have consistently featured piano performances by talented artists like Mila and Agustinaduring screenings. Our partnership has led to the creation of this album, which we are excited to share with you today.