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The Cinema Museum
A labyrinth of projectors and picture-palace ghosts
In a former workhouse where Charlie Chaplin once stayed as a child, The Cinema Museum hoards the dreams of a century. Projectors, posters, velvet seats rescued from demolished picture palaces — it's a labyrinth of cinema's material memory. Ronald Grant's collection feels less like a museum than a love letter to the flickering dark.
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