It has been called ‘the lost great sit-com’, ‘an unsung masterpiece’, ‘a delight’ and ‘ahead of its time’ but now you can enter the world of this lamentably short-lived series that was made in Bristol.

A fun-for-all-the-family Relaxed Screening of comedy horror masterpiece of one of the USA’s most popular Slapstick comedy double acts.

Norma Talmadge is best-remembered for silent melodramas but she was a fine comedy actor, too, as proved by this Paris-set romcom.

Slapstick supporter and comedian Robin Ince hosts an enthusiastic panel of Stan and Ollie admirers as they revel in the global effort which has gone into finding and restoring the films made by the pair in 1927.

This romantic silent farce sees Marie Prevost meeting, falling for and marrying Harrison Ford (Hollywood’s first of the name!) only to divorce him after she discovers he’s secretly bought some daring female underwear which she believes is for another woman.

This delightful comedy showcases the talents of silent star Reginald Denny. Denny, known for his portrayal of the all-American man brings his unique comedic style to one of his finest and funniest films.

Beatrice Lillie was already a stage superstar and billed as ‘the funniest woman in the world’ when she made her Hollywood debut in this film.