[…]: You didn’t do film at Warwick?No, no. I mean I, you know, I obviously knew a lot about film. During my time at the archive I used to be down at the NFT three, four, five times a week, you know, I saw a lot of movies.SF: Saw a lot of stuff?Mm.SF: I’m sorry, did you get to know people like John Gill[…]
[…]ng done something important; and they also wanted to see the films shown, they wanted them shown. So occasionally – I did a lot of programming at the NFT at the time: David [Francis] used to call me the public face of the archive, he did a lot of background stuff, I did all the front stuff. A lot of[…]
[…] explanatory sketch. [34] McFarlane, Autobiography of British Cinema, 287. [35] NFT interview with Julie Harris by Jo Botting, 2002. Transcription […]
[…]. And that puts me off going. Now, I think if you pay enough for you go if you get a BAFTA or somewhere, you can see the films and silence but or the NFT, probably, possibly, but there's too many, too many distractions and cinema as I get warmed up by it. Mike Dick 3:13:15I think it's als[…]
 In February 2017 the National Film Theatre ( NFT) has been screening Robert Hamer’s 1947 classic It Always Rains […]
