Silent Cinema Days 2025

A project to screen silent films with live performances and explanations by narrators. This time, we will begin with the domestic premiere of the digitally restored and longest version of 'The Tragedy of New Year's Eve' (1924), vividly revived by the joint restoration project between the National Film Archive and the Deutsche Kinemathek (2018-20), alongside masterpieces of silent film history such as D.W. Griffith's 'The Great Question' (1919), celebrating his 150th birthday, and Torajiro Saito's 'The Sky at Dawn' (1929), which was newly acquired in recent years, presenting a total of 6 programs with 6 works.

Map & Location

Details about Silent Cinema Days 2025

Date & Time

11/25(Tue)～11/30(Sun)

Note

Screening times vary by work.

Venue

National Film Archive Nagase Memorial Hall OZU (2nd floor)

Address

3-7-6 Kyobashi, Chuo City, Tokyo

Fee

General 520 yen, high school/university students and seniors 65 years and older 310 yen, elementary/middle school students 100 yen, free for those with a disability handbook (up to one accompanying person) and campus members. * screenings with accompaniment are subject to special fees (see website for details)

Access (Public)

About a 1-minute walk from Exit 1 of Kyobashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line towards Showa Street

Contact

050-5541-8600 （Hello Dial）

URL

https://www.nfaj.go.jp/film-program/silent202511