Pandora's Box starring Louise Brooks screens in York, England on April 28

The National Centre for Early Music in conjunction with the Yorkshire Film Archive in York, England will screen the sensational 1929 Louise Brooks' film Pandora's Box on Sunday April 28, 2019 at 7.30 pm. This special screening will feature live musical accompaniment by Live music by Liz Hanks on cello and Jonny Best on piano. Here's your opportunity to see a classic silent film inside the confines of a medieval church. More information as well as ticket availability about this event can be found HERE.

Sunday 28 April 7.30pm - Pandora's Box

£14.00 (concessions £12.00 | full time students £5.00) including 1920s themed cocktails

GW Pabst | 1929 | Germany 136" + interval | cert PG

Live music by Liz Hanks cello and Jonny Best piano

One of the great silent films, renowned for its sensational story-line, sparkling Weimar period setting and the iconic star Louise Brooks as Lulu, a spirited but innocent showgirl whose sexual magnetism wreaks havoc on the lives of men and women alike. Controversial in its day, then underappreciated for decades, Pandora's Box now stands as an incredibly modern movie and few stars of any era dazzle as brightly as Louise Brooks.

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Want to learn more about Louise Brooks and her role as Lulu in Pandora's Box? Visit the Louise Brooks Society website as well as its Pandora's Box filmography page.