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Cited by the BFI as the greatest British film ever made and affording Orson Welles with arguably his most memorable screen appearance beyond Citizen Kane, Carol Reed’s masterful adaptation of Graham Greene’s script makes a welcome return to cinema screens on the occasion of Orson Welles’ centenary.
ABOUT THE FILM:
American pulp novelist Holly Martins (Joseph Cotten), who travels to Allied-occupied Vienna to take on a job offered to him by his old school friend, Harry Lime. Yet he arrives to find Lime has been declared dead days before.
Confronted with conflicting stories about the man he knew, Martins’ suspicions are raised and he sets out to get find out the truth behind his friend’s death, though nothing is what it seems. Beyond the great performances and its precious script, Reed’s groundbreaking propensity for angled shots, the atmospheric expressionist cinematography of Robert Krasker and Anton Karas’ unforgettable score contribute to making The Third Man the enduring wonder it is
BOOK NOW: Buy your ticket online or call IFI Box Office on 01-6793477.
COMPETITION:
To celebrate the Welles’ Centenary the IFI is screening a re-release of The Third Man this week. We are delighted to offer one lucky winner two tote bags, a DVD bundle (The Trial, Fallen Idol, Outcast of the Islands and Brighton Rock), the CD Soundtrack of The Third Man, and a poster. Four runners up will also receive a DVD bundle and two tote bags (see above!) .
To enter just answer the question below before midnight Wednesday, July 8th!
Simply answer this question: In what European city does The Third Man Take place?
A. ViennaB. BernC. Munich
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The Third Man is now screening at the IFI. BOOK NOW.
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The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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