Films by date:
Week 17
MONDAY
30/04
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Dir.: Terence Davies | UK 2011 | 98 min.
Dagmar
16:30
The Deep Blue Sea
The British director, Terence Davies, ('Distant Voices, Still Lives') who, with his many films, has proved masterful in his depictions of postwar England, has adapted Terence Rattigan's classic play, 'The Deep Blue Sea', about a woman's passionate love affair.
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Dir.: Terence Davies | UK 2011 | 98 min.
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Dir.: Michael Winterbottom | UK 2011 | 117 min.
Gloria
17:00
Trishna
With his indisputable ability to make historical texts relevant for a modern audience, Winterbottom turns Trishna (the bed chamber classic, 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles'), into a living, almost physical female destiny, who is torn between old money and modern ideas of equality.
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Dir.: Michael Winterbottom | UK 2011 | 117 min.
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Dir.: Philippe Garrel | France, Italy, Switzerland 2011 | 95 min.
Dagmar
19:00
That Summer
Two young artist couples travel to Rome, where they spend the time in a large apartment, philosophising about art and love, and practising both in an increasingly stormy and toxic ménage à quatre. Sauntering, painterly and passionate like only French filmmakers allow themselves to be.
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Dir.: Philippe Garrel | France, Italy, Switzerland 2011 | 95 min.
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Dir.: Daniele Vicari | Italy 2012 | 127 min.
Dagmar
21:30
Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood
A raw and unembellished look at the Italian police's bloody act of revenge against innocent guests at the Diaz school in Genoa, during the G8 summit in 2001. The intervention, which has since been branded a disgrace to the Italian police, is partly told by means of footage from the actual event, which allows 'Diaz' to get right in under your skin.
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Dir.: Daniele Vicari | Italy 2012 | 127 min.
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Dir.: Óskar Thór Axelsson | Iceland 2012 | 104 min.
Gloria
21:30
Black's Game
This new Icelandic crime film is up there with the best Nordic films of the genre, and presents a high-tension portrait of Reykjavik's underworld of the 1990's; the years where it lost its innocence, but a financial breakdown was unthinkable.
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Dir.: Óskar Thór Axelsson | Iceland 2012 | 104 min.
