The Mummy’s Tomb film artwork from Capital Pop-Up Cinema
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Capital Pop-Up Cinema: The Mummy’s Tomb

Capital Pop-Up Cinema closes its season with an atmospheric evening at Beechwood Cemetery. Musician Nick Schofield begins with a live performance, then provides improvised accompaniment to Oskar Fischinger’s experimental short An Optical Poem before the night concludes with the classic 1942 Universal horror film The Mummy’s Tomb.

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Date
Time
6:30PM
Price
Free
Location
Beechwood Cemetery
Address
280 Beechwood Ave, Ottawa
Category
Film

About this event

Capital Pop-Up Cinema closes its season with an atmospheric evening at Beechwood Cemetery. Musician Nick Schofield begins with a live performance, then provides improvised accompaniment to Oskar Fischinger’s experimental short An Optical Poem before the night concludes with the classic 1942 Universal horror film The Mummy’s Tomb.

Source: Capital Pop-Up Cinema

Image: Capital Pop-Up Cinema