stop press stop
press stop press stop press stop press stop press stop press stop press stop
press stop press stop press stop press
Please find below
information below of Curzon Cinemas events pre-1 week
listings.
Best,
Simon
020 7438
9543
1. FIRST PAST THE POST SHORTS – 11
October
2. THE COUNTERFEITERS PLUS DIRECTOR
Q&A – 12 October
3. DAVID
SHRIGLEY TALKS – 13 October
4. LA ULTIMA CENA PLUS DISCUSSION –
14 October
1.
Curzon
www.curzoncinemas.com Box Office:
0871 7033 989 |
THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER 6:30 PM
£10 / £8 Members / £7 concessions
FIRST PAST THE POST: SHORTS FROM THE
UKFC'S COMPLETION FUND
The UK Film
Council’s New Cinema Fund in partnership with Maya Vision presents short films
made through this year’s Completion Fund. A programme of eclectic shorts made by
entrepreneurial filmmaking talent. The Completion Fund was developed to help
filmmakers secure vital funds for the completion of short film projects that
have already been shot but lack the funds to
finish.
2
Curzon
www.curzoncinemas.com Box Office
0871 7033988 |
FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER, 6.30PM
Tickets £10.00 / £8.00 Curzon
Members
THE COUNTERFEITERS PLUS Q&A WITH
DIRECTOR STEFAN RUZOWITZKY
A devastatingly effective
wartime thriller, based upon real events, Stefan Ruzowitzky's THE COUNTERFEITERS is a must for those that enjoyed THE LIVES OF
OTHERS and THE PIANIST. In 1936, the Nazis established the largest
counterfeiting operation in history, with the intention
of flooding the British and American economies with fake currency. Enlisted to
assist were any concentration camp inmates with skills in the right department –
among them master forger, gambler and playboy Salomon Sally Sorowitsch (a wonderful, wounded yet belligerent turn from Karl
Markovics).
3
Curzon www.curzoncinemas.com Box
Office 0870 756 4620 |
SATURDAY 13 OCTOBER 6:00 PM
£5.50
DAVID
SHRIGLEY TALKS: FILMS, DRAWING AND MUSIC
DJing: Max
Tundra (Domino) Galia Durant (of Psapp, Domino) Jan Lankisch
(Tomlab)
Having collated
over 30 minutes of sharp, darkly funny animation films, David Shrigley will
introduce these and take questions from the
audience.
The screening
is followed by the launch of this new book “Ants Have Sex In Your Beer”
(published by Redstone
www.davidshrigley.com
4
Renoir
Cinema Box Office:
0871 7033 991 |
SUNDAY 14 OCTOBER 11:00 AM
£7/5 concs
Duration: 120 / Year:
1976
'The Last Supper’ is made
during the height of the Cold War, showing a Cuba that was unknown and a history
that was of little interest to audiences of that time. The meal of the title is
provided by a slave owner to impress his slaves with his concern. We are shown
that a Christian doctrine given to his slaves is indirect conflict with the work
they have to do on the plantation.
Followed by a discussion
led by Michael Chanan, Professor of Film and Video at Roehampton University,
London, Jacqui McKenzie, Caribbean Labour Solidarity, Dionne Walker, Head
Co-ordinator for the 1807-2007 Abolition Programme and Chair of Black History
Month Steering Group for the London Borough of Camden and Dr Stephen Wilkinson,
Assistant Director of the International Institute for Cuban
Studies.
For more information contact Simon Howarth
on 020 7438 9543 ([log in to unmask]).