Hyland Cinema Updates!

HYLAND FREE STREAMING

Hyland Cinema and MUBI have partnered to give you a 3-month free trial of their streaming service.

MUBI delivers 30 specially-curated titles of independent and classic arthouse cinema. Each title is available to stream for 30 days and they introduce a new one every single day.

Click HERE for your FREE 3-Month Subscription

IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT MUBI

You will need to enter payment information (PayPal or credit card) to sign up.
After your 3-month trial ends you will be charged $9.99/month to continue your subscription, you can cancel directly with MUBI at anytime before then to avoid this charge.*
MUBI is available to watch on your PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple TV App, Android, Playstation, Roku, and Samsung Smart TV.

(*Hyland Cinema is not responsible for cancellations or charges on your card.)

NOW STREAMING
Here are some of the Hyland Staff's favourite titles currently streaming on MUBI:
(Be sure to sign up for free at the link above before clicking the links below.)

DIARY OF A COUNTRY PRIEST

Classic French Arthouse Cinema
Dir. Robert Bresson
Year: 1951
Country: France

STREAM HERE

DETACHMENT

Powerful Education System Social Drama
Dir. Tony Kaye
Year: 2011
Country: United States

STREAM HERE

THE TOXIC AVENGER

Silly 80s Horror B-Movie Fun
Dir. Michael Herz
Year: 1984
Country: United States

STREAM HERE

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COMING SOON

AND MUCH MORE!

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Hyland History

A special thanks goes out to our wonderful member Chris Ellis who sent in this amazing postcard from 1947! Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts and for your wonderful information!

The Magic Bow is a 1946 British musical film based on the life and loves of the Italian violinist and composer Niccolò Paganini. It was directed by Bernard Knowles. The film was entered into the 1946 Cannes Film Festival.

Fun Fact: The same way that we send out this weekly newsletter, postcards like this were sent out using mailing lists. We can tell this card was sent out in bulk because it lacks a cancellation stamp with a date!

The Hyland Cinema opened its door originally as the Elmwood in 1933. The south London showplace offered double features made up of second-run movies. Later, it became a first-run art house specializing in British films such as Henry V, starring Laurence Olivier. It wasn't till 1959 that the name was changed to the Hyland!

We are looking for help compiling the history of the Hyland! If you have anything that you can share please email [email protected] and thank you to everyone that has contributed so far! It has been amazing to hear all the stories about our beloved cinema!