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If Cave of Forgotten Dreams, one of the IFI’s most successful films of last year, appealed to audiences because of its unique inquiry into the origins of human creativity, then Werner Herzog’s latest venture Into the Abyss – a study of a triple murder and capital punishment case in Conroe, Texas – should draw crowds for its equally discerning ruminations on the culture and practice of annihilation. Read Alice Butler’s blog on Werner Herzog’s documentary, opening exclusively at the IFI from March 30th [here].
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: GAEILGE ABÚ! (DOUBLE BILL) 10.50
BÁITE (+ Q&A ON FRIDAY 6TH) 11.00, 18.25
FRANKENSTEIN (1931) 13.00
JEAN-LUC GODARD: ALL’S WELL (TOUT VA BIEN) 16.20
SENTIMENTAL VALUE 20.40
SIRĀT 11.50
SOUND OF FALLING 14.15, 20.10
THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) 14.30
THE BRIDE! 11.50, 17.40, 20.30
THE SECRET AGENT 14.30
THE TESTAMENT OF ANN LEE 17.20 (OC)
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