You couldn’t very well have a museum dedicated to the history of cinema-going without any film screenings, and that’s exactly what’s on offer at The Cinema Museum. Based in the former Lambeth Workhouse (where Charlie Chaplin entered as a child), the Cinema Museum houses a collection of artefacts (including many Chaplin-related pieces) that tell the story of cinema-going from the 1890s to today. The space hosts regular events, including screenings of classic and cult movies, film festivals, book launches, symposiums and more.
