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New this week at the Playhouse we have Made In Italy. Liam Neeson stars with his son (who took the last name of his late mother, Natasha Richardson) in a touching, family story set in Tuscany. Enjoy the stunning vistas on our big screen!
One of the most talked-about recent psychological horrors debuts at the Playhouse this Friday: She Dies Tomorrow, about a woman who thinks she's dying tomorrow, a psychosis that proves contagious. Time Magazine says, "If She Dies Tomorrow were a song rather than a movie, it would be the anthem for our current age of anxiety." Critics are loving this one!
With the upcoming release of Christopher Nolan's new film, Tenet, it's a great time to revisit his dream within a dream within a dream, Inception, a 10th anniversary theatrical re-release.
Another re-release we are proud to present is the 4K restoration of David Cronenberg's magnificent, Crash. If you think this movie depicts a bizarre subculture, you should dive right in and read J.G. Ballard's source material! Crash is a deeply profound work on the nature of trauma and definitely worth multiple viewings. Go for head-on full impact and immerse yourself in it at the Playhouse!
Royal Geographic Society's Explorer-in-Residence on the big screen: Adam Shoalts' ALONE ACROSS THE ARCTIC - The Movie. Don't miss seeing the document of this intrepid solo traveller's unbelievable trek across the Arctic. Talk about fearless! The risks he takes to live life to the fullest and challenge himself puts much in perspective. If you're longing for adventure, get your tickets now. One show only!
Also on screen this week are two films back by popular demand --Summerland and The Empire Strikes Back-- plus, Inglourious Basterds, part of our Tarantino series. Watch Hitler get blown up, real good!