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Film STARTs: 19:30
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Jafar Panahi won the Palme d’Or for this tour-de-force morality tale, which ignites the pursuit of truth with dark comedy and impassioned urgency. Driving through obstinate barriers of authoritarianism and censorship, this is a defining work of political cinema from one of Iran’s great auteurs.
In a near-future Tokyo, the threat of a catastrophic earthquake looms. Two friends play a prank on their school Principal as graduation looms, leading to the installation of a major surveillance operation.
In Japanese with English subtitles
Julian Sklar (Ian McKellan), is a formerly celebrated painter now living in obscurity. In a deceptive bid to secure an inheritance, his children enlist a forger to access his unfinished canvases.
Michaela Coel (creator and star of BBC One’s I May Destroy You) poses as his assistant to create fakes of Sklar’s unfinished series of paintings featuring a former lover, the titular Christopher.
In French Algeria, Meursault (Benjamin Voisin) lives a life of indifference and detachment. Following the death of his mother, he stands accused of the murder of an Arab man. The ensuing trial investigates both the crime and his cool character.
The Testament of Ann Lee captures the ecstasy and agony of her quest to build a utopia, featuring more than a dozen traditional Shaker hymns reimagined as rapturous movements with choreography by Celia Rowlson-Hall and original songs & score by Academy Award winner Daniel Blumberg (The Brutalist).
The Comédie-Française is one of France’s most revered arts institutions, and the oldest still-performing theatre company in the world. There is one golden rule: the play is NEVER cancelled.
While people across 1990s Iraq struggle to survive the war and food shortages, Saddam Hussein requires each school in the country to prepare a cake to celebrate his birthday. Despite her efforts to avoid getting picked, 9 year-old Lamia is chosen among her classmates. The young girl must now use her wits and imagination to gather ingredients for the mandatory cake or face the consequences.