Film screening: The Mummy Awakens
- Östergötlands museum (Opens in a new window)
- Organizer: Östergötlands museum
Free admission
There are extra evening hours at the Östergötland Museum this autumn holiday Wednesday and a real film classic from 1932 is being shown in the beautiful Wallenberg Hall!
Boris Karloff’s legendary portrayal has become a milestone in film history. He is the mummy Im-Ho-Tep, whom British archaeologists accidentally awaken after 3700 years of slumber. In a flashback, it is revealed that he was a high priest embalmed alive as punishment for trying to return the chaste maiden he loved to life after she was sacrificed to the gods. Reawakened, he sets out to find his lost love.
The film is directed by Karl Freund and features David Manners, Boris Karloff, Edward Van Sloan, Noble Johnson, Zita Johann, Arthur Byron, Bramwell Fletcher, Kathryn Byron, Leonard Mudie, and James Crane.
This Wednesday, the museum is open until 22:00.
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Keep in mind that you can often walk, cycle, or use public transport to your event experience in Linköping.
Visit ostgotatrafiken.se for information about public transport! It is also often convenient to get to other parts of the municipality using public transport, see ostgotatrafiken.se for travel information.
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