The original live-action dinosaur movie The Lost World (Harry O. Hoyt 1925)
with a new DJ score played live by Ollie Teeba from The Herbaliser. 
Plus DJ support sets by Jonny Cuba from DSP (NinjaTune)

Sat 10th March
Night runs from 8pm - late
Screening will start around 9pm

£4 entry on the door

www.roxybarandscreen.com/listings.php?event=200

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Attacking pterodactyls, fighting dinosaurs, lots of guns, a Triceratops
rampage, a new lady-love character invented by the producer, a dastardly
apeman, and a dinosaur running amok in civilization... Everything one could
want in a dinosaur movie!

At one million dollars, it was one of the most expensive movies made at that
time, and wowed the audiences with its realism. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
himself (who's book the film is based upon) loved it, even though it wasn't
quite what he had written.

Before the film was released, Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini showed scenes
from it to a meeting of the Society of American Magicians, after telling
them that it was documentary footage of real dinosaurs. The astounded
audience watched footage of a Triceratops family, an attack by an Allosaurus
and some Stegosaurus footage. On the next day, the New York Times ran a
front page article about it, saying "(Conan Doyle's) monsters of the ancient
world, or of the new world which he has discovered in the ether, were
extraordinarily lifelike. If fakes, they were masterpieces". 

The recently restored movie will be projected on the big screen at Roxy and
accompanied by Ollie Teeba’s live turntable set, that taking in jazz,
cinematic and funky styles. The rescore was performed last year at a
festival in Prague to great reception and promises to be a great night at
the more intimate and loungey Roxy Bar & Screen. Support on the night comes
from fellow Ninjatune artist, Jonny Cuba from the group DSP who will be
DJing before and after the movie rescore.

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Roxy Bar & Screen
128-132 Borough High Street
London SE1 1LB
www.roxybarandscreen.com

Roxy’s new Audiovisual Nights are a weekly event that grew out of the
venue’s popular VJ nights and are focusing on live performance and
headlining sets from some of the biggest names in the audiovisual world.
Forthcoming highlights include Dr.Mo with a DJ set from Ulrich Schnauss on
14th April and Matt Black playing a special set on 16th June. 

Future rescores include Digitonal's rescore to The Shining on 28th April

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