Sunday, 29 June 2014
VAMPIRES AND VAMP
VAMPIRES AND VAMP
This week sees part three of our dark comedy double bill
with two modern classics first up the darkly satirical VAMPIRES
, constructed as a fly on the wall documentary about the lives of a family of
Vampires living in modern day Belgium. This hilarious and disquieting feature
will stay with you and keep you chuckling for days after. Followed by VAMP with
Grace Jones 80’s cult classic gets
an airing for the first time in twenty years beautifully camp, classic 80’s a
must see for any cult film fan with a taste for college humor. With the usual free popcorn and rum.
Sunday, 22 June 2014
BLACK COMEDY DOUBLE BILL PART TWO
This weeks double bill is part two of our black comedy session of films with Emir Kusturica’s BLACK CAT WHITE CAT is an hilarious, beautiful, visually stunning and an incredible watch for fans of all film, humor, beauty and intelligence. Followed by Im Sang-soo’s THE PRESIDENT’S LAST BANG a political satire from Korea and in classical Korean style it is both brutal and stylish in the same breath an amazing little gem. This Sunday from 6PM with the usual free popcorn and rum this week it’s KRAKEN rum so get down early. From Sunday at 6PM
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
TROPICALIA AND PETER WHITEHEAD AND THE SIXTIES
TROPICALIA AND PETER WHITEHEAD AND THE SIXTIES
This week’s double bill is looks at cultural movements.
Tropicalism was one of Brazil’s most significant cultural movements a
collective of creative like-minded individuals using music and visual art to
question the political establishment this vibrant approach to anarchy is
captured beautifully by filmmaker MARCELO MACHADO. This passionate, vibrant era
defining documentary takes a snap shot of this iconic period of Brazilian
history. Packed with liberationist optimism, and swimming in a culture of art,
music, fashion, film, theatre and literature. What a way to fight a
dictatorship. Next up is PETER WHITEHEAD AND THE SIXTIES; his documentary
documents the production of a play by the famously radical theatre director
PETER BROOK. Brook’s play questions Britain’s relationship to America during
the Vietnam War, questioning the validity of the special relationship, which
still holds relevance in today’s current political climate.
Sunday, 1 June 2014
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