The Good Soldier Schwejk

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Centenary celebration of 1925 classics and live music ahead! -
14/08/2025

Centenary celebration of 1925 classics and live music ahead! -

Celebrating 1925, the golden age of silent Cinema

Centenary celebration of 1925 classics and a Handel opera! -
30/07/2025

Centenary celebration of 1925 classics and a Handel opera! -

Celebrating 1925, the golden age of silent Cinema and Edinburgh Fringe preview: CLEOPATRA (reduction of Handel's opera)

Cuba Solidarity screening with guest and Schubert Songs -
24/07/2025

Cuba Solidarity screening with guest and Schubert Songs -

Cinema: Cuba and Music: Schubert! Come to Sands Films!

The very last of "Rare German films post WW2" and Schubert Songs -
17/07/2025

The very last of "Rare German films post WW2" and Schubert Songs -

Second series of very rare post war German films: Not to be missed!

Live stage Improvisation and the last of "Rare German films post WW2" -
10/07/2025

Live stage Improvisation and the last of "Rare German films post WW2" -

Second series of very rare post war German films: Not to be missed!

Join us for Rare German Films & Live stage Improvisation! -
04/07/2025

Join us for Rare German Films & Live stage Improvisation! -

Second series of very rare post war German films: Not to be missed!

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THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEJK

The subject of this film adaptation of Jaroslav Hašek's novel “The Adventures of the Good Soldier Schwejk” is a piece of theatre, a play with live music and a very present audience: after all, the first appearance of the preposterous soldier Schwejk was in a cabaret sketch in Prague, before becoming the legendary hero of Hašek's WWI novel, Erwin Piscator's 1928 Berlin version, Joan Littlewood's 1939 Manchester adaptation and Brecht's 1943 reworking.