Touring exhibition on the lost A V Bramble, 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights. Courtesy of the Early Cinema Research Project.
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Thank you to everyone who braved the heat last night to see our little exhibition and hear our talk on the lost 1920 film adaptation of #WutheringHeights (and more). And thank you to @Bradfordlitfest for allowing us to be part of their wonderful festival.
Thank you to @bradfordlitfest for letting us be a part of their wonderful festival. We’ll be looking for left-of-centre locations whilst learning more about A V Bramble’s extraordinary lost film. Please join us on our journey!
Thank you so much to everyone who came to our #WutheringHeights Rediscovered talk as part of @bradfordlitfest yesterday, and of course the later Louis Le Prince talk too. And what privilege to give them at the home of the Bradford Movie Makers!
Tracie’s been working hard on light boxes for our Wuthering Heights Rediscovered exhibition at @bradfordlitfest on 11th July. Check our website for details.
See how we piece together the lost 1920 film version of #WutheringHeights as part of @bradfordlitfest on July 11th!
We’ll be revealing one of the great lost screenplays at @bradfordlitfest on 11July so please watch this space! #wutheringheights
We'll be touring our ever-changing exhibition on the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, and giving a free talk on the adventure so far as part of @BradfordLitFest on June 11th. Watch this space! (Image courtesy of @BronteParsonage )
@markcousinsfilm @DrMatthewSweet @christinalefou Flickering moments from the first ever film adaptation of Wuthering Heights (now lost.) Our travelling exhibition on the story begins on June 6th as part of @LeedsLit
@DrMatthewSweet @christinalefou A page from Eliot Stannard's screenplay for the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights (image courtesy of @BronteParsonage ) Part of our travelling Wuthering Heights Rediscovered exhibition. Please do take a look!
