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Golden Silents: A Cottage on Dartmoor Wednesday August 23: 7:30 with live musical accompaniment Admission: $12 for FSLC members; $15 for general public "This year’s (Pordenone Silent Film) festival… boasted what was, to my ears and eyes, one of the most felicitous marriages between film and musician I have yet witnessed: Stephen Horne’s work with Anthony Asquith’s masterpiece, A Cottage on Dartmoor.” – Jay Weissberg, Variety Celebrated British director Anthony Asquith (The Browning Version, The Importance of Being Earnest ) directed A Cottage on Dartmoor (U.K., 1929; 87m) on the cusp of the British transition from silent to sound film. Filmed in the best of the silent tradition, this chilling movie tells the story of a prisoner who escapes from the infamous Dartmoor Prison in order to confront his past. Cottage will be accompanied by accomplished British pianist Stephen Horne with his original score. Restored print courtesy of the British Film Institute’s National Film and Television Archive. The silent film program at the Walter Reade Theater is made possible through the generosity of the Ira M. Resnick Foundation. Buy Tickets Wed Aug 23: 7:30