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‘Two classic films by Eisenstein. October depicts the Russian revolution\udof 1917. Exhilarating!!!’ Such was the Sunday afternoon programme\udpromised in a leaflet advertising the screenings at the Rio, Kingsland\udHigh Street, Dalston, in the London Borough of Hackney, for February,\ud1983. The exhilaration of the afternoon – for audiences who paid the\udRio’s £2 admission charge (£1 for under 16s and UB40s, 50p for\udpensioners) – was to be found not only in the experience of watching\udSergei Eisenstein’s 1927 experiment in intellectual montage, but also\udin the rarer opportunity of viewing Time in the Sun, Marie Seaton’s\udreconstruction of the Russian director’s unfinished 1931 film about life\udand culture in Mexico. [Opening paragraph]Peer reviewedPublisher Versio

‘Community Cinema’: A Report Based on Material Held at the Rio, Dalston