The Man Who Laughs, Hallowe’en Silent Movie, Britannica Panopticon, 29 October, 2016
Hallowe’en Silent Movie
The Man Who Laughs
October 29th 7pm
As is tradition Britannica Panopticon will be screening a silent horror movie for halloween with live musical accompaniment and sound effects! This year showing the expressionist classic ‘The Man Who Laughs’.
Gwynplaine is the son of a nobleman who angered King James II. With his face surgically disfigured into a permanent grin as punishment for his father’s crimes, Gwynplaine makes his living as a freakshow performer. That is, until the fateful day he catches the eye of James II’s successor, Queen Anne.
TIckets can be bought here full price £5, concession £4
Britannica Panopticon 117 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HD
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