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18 mars 2012

Le Cinéma français à l'honneur à Londres. Affiche!

       

 
MAYFAIR • SOHO • RENOIR • CHELSEA • RICHMOND • CURZON ON DEMAND • hmvcurzon
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Rendez-Vous with French Cinema at Curzon
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Rendez-Vous
Curzon is proud to host 2012’s Rendez-Vous with French Cinema, showcasing a selection of the best new French films yet to be released in the UK.

Curzon Mayfair and Curzon Soho play host to three events from 21 to 24 March, with tickets starting from £9.50 for Cineastes / £12.50 adults.

We are also very pleased to present the opening night film Beloved plus Q&A with director Christophe Honoré and lead actors Catherine Deneuve and Chiara Mastroianni.
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RENDEZ-VOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA
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At Curzon Soho and Curzon Mayfair
Beloved
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Opening Night: Beloved (Advised 15) plus Q&A with Christophe Honoré & Catherine Deneuve
 
Wednesday 21 March 6.20pm. Soho.
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From Paris in the 60s to London’s modern days, Madeleine and her daughter Vera waltz in and out of the lives of the men they love. But love can be light and painful, cheerful and bitter. An elegy to femininity and passion with musical outbursts.
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Free Men
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Free Men (Advised 15) plus Q&A with Ismaël Ferroukhi & Tahar Rahim
 
Friday 23 March 8.30pm. Mayfair.
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1942, in German-occupied Paris. Younes, a young unemployed Algerian, earns his living as a black marketeer. Arrested by the French police, Younes agrees to spy on the Paris Mosque. The police suspects the Mosque authorities of helping Resistance fighters and Jews by giving them false certificates.
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A Gang Story
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A Gang Story (Advised 15)
 
Saturday 24 March 6.00pm. Mayfair.
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After growing up in a poor gypsy camp, Momon has retained a sense of family, unfailing loyalty and pride in his origins. Most of all, he has never really broken off from Serge Suttel, his childhood friend with whom he first discovered prison life for stealing cherries. The crew they formed, the Gang Des Lyonnais, made them the most notorious armed robbers of early 1970s France.
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16 mars 2012

Human Rights Festival at Curzon London!


Tickets: £12.50 / £9.50 Cineastes
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HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH FILM FESTIVAL
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At Curzon Soho
Island President
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Opening Night Film & Reception: The Island President (15)
 
Thursday 22 March 6.30pm
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Facing the literal survival of his country and the possibility of his citizens becoming ‘environmental refugees’, the film captures President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives first year in office and his trip to the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Summit.
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Price of Sex
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UK Premiere: The Price of Sex (18) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Friday 23 March 6.40pm
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Emmy-nominated photojournalist Mimi Chakarova takes us on a personal journey exposing the shadowy world of sex trafficking from Eastern Europe to the Middle East and Western Europe.
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Colour of the Ocean
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UK Premiere: Colour of the Ocean (15)
 
Friday 23 March 9.15pm
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Colour of the Ocean tells the story of two refugees whose paths collide with those of an altruistic tourist and a Canary Island police officer - changing the course of all their lives.
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Salaam Dunk
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UK Premiere Salaam Dunk (15)
 
Saturday 24 March 4.00pm
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With plenty of pop music and ‘girl power', Salaam Dunk delivers a tale of hope and inspiration, courtesy of one winning group of Iraqi women basketball players at the American University in Sulaimani, Iraq.
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Black Block
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UK Premiere: Black Block (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Saturday 24 March 6.40pm
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Through gripping testimony of those who experienced the raid on the Diaz school at the 2001 Genoa G8 Summit, Black Block provides a case study of police violence and arbitrary detention that could happen anywhere.
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Brother Number One
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UK Premiere: Brother Number One (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Sunday 25 March 4.00pm
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Through Rob Hamill’s story of his brother’s death at the hands of the Khmer Rouge, Brother Number One explores how the regime and its followers killed nearly two million Cambodians between 1975 and 1979.
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Habibi
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UK Premiere: Habibi (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Sunday 25 March 6.40pm
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Returning from university to a more religious and traditional environment, Oyas’ and Layla’s love story can continue only by marrying.
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Putins Kiss
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UK Premiere: Putin's Kiss (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Monday 26 March 6.40pm
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A young woman comes to terms with the gap between her optimism
over Putin’s rule and the reality of how her country is governed.
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Even the Rain
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UK Premiere: Even the Rain (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Monday 26 March 9.00pm
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Based on events of the Bolivian Water War of April 2000, Even the Rain recounts a story that parallels the history of Christopher Columbus, with sticks and stones confronting the weaponry of a modern army. Only this time the fight is not over gold, but the simplest of elements - water.
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Raising Resistance
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UK Premiere: Raising Resistance (15) plus Q&A with filmmakers
 
Tuesday 27 March 6.40pm
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Beautifully shot and interweaving interviews with scenes from soy fields in Paraguay, Raising Resistance explores Latin American farmers’ struggle against the expanding production of genetically modified soy in South America.
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Saving Face
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UK Premiere: Saving Face (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker & Dr Mohammad Jawad
 
Wednesday 28 March 6.40pm
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Saving Face exposes how acid attacks affect women in Pakistan, and focuses on one courageous man trying to help this community, Dr. Mohammad Jawad.
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Into the Abyss
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Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life (12A) plus Q&A Werner Herzog
 
Wednesday 28 March 9.00pm
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Curzon DocDays and Human Rights Watch Film Film Festival join to present Werner Herzog's latest stunning documentary which focuses on the bleak yet fascinating subject of capital punishment.
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Pink Ribbons
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UK Premiere: Pink Ribbons, Inc. (15) plus Q&A with filmmaker
 
Thursday 29 March 6.40pm
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Léa Pool’s critical, investigative documentary Pink Ribbons, Inc. begins on a sunny day in San Francisco as thousands of people prepare for a gruelling two-day walk to raise money for a cure for breast cancer.
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31 décembre 2011

THE ARTIST FAIT UNE ENTREE FRACASSANTE EN ANGLETERRE!

 
 
 
Hooray for Hollywood! The Artist comes to Curzon Cinemas
 

 
The Artist
The Artist

 

Nominated for six Golden Globes, winner of two New York Film Critics Circles awards and Best Actor at Cannes Film Festival!

The Artist, Michel Hazanavicius’ celebration of early Hollywood, tells the story of silent movie star George Valentin (Jean Dujardin, OSS 117) whose career is in crisis thanks to the introduction of sound. However, when he encounters Peppy Miller (Bérénice Bejo) he sees in the young starlet hope for the future. Like Singin' in the Rain, The Artist hilariously recreates Hollywood’s golden age. The result is a breathtaking love letter to the halcyon days of Tinseltown.


The Artist opens Friday 6 January at

Curzon Mayfair Curzon Soho Curzon Renoir Curzon Chelsea Curzon Richmond hmvcurzon Wimbledon


Also coming to Renoir and Richmond:

Curzon Screen Salon: The Artist and Hollywood’s love affair with itself

There’s no business like show business and Hollywood loves nothing more than to put itself up on the big screen. From Singin' in the Rain and Sunset Boulevard to The Purple Rose of Cairo, this Screen Salon celebrates the release of Michel Hazanavicius’ joyous evocation of 1920s Hollywood with a look back at that golden age.

Curzon Renoir
Sunday 8 January 2.25pm
£10.50 / £8.50 Cineastes

Curzon Richmond
Sunday 8 January 6.00pm
£11.50 / £9.50 Cineastes

The Artist The Artist The Artist


“Everyone should see it”
The Times

“Glorious... I can’t wait to see it again”
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

“A triumph”
Sukhdev Sandhu, Daily Telegraph

“Magnificent... A surefire crowd-pleaser”
Geoffrey McNab, The Independent


    
   
Entertainment Film Distributors PG - Contains scene of mild threat
   
   

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