This followup to our recent series Trilogies, Part 1 — coming on the heels of this February’s Swoon series capper, Richard Linklater’s BEFORE Trilogy — adds a few more logs to the fire. The great Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu’s Noriko Trilogy centers the young woman played by the luminous Setsuko Hara in a trio of family dramas. Steely Gotham City is the setting of Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy. And the great German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s BRD trilogy plays consecutive Wednesdays — each one focusing on a woman in West Germany, post WWII. How many parts in this run of Belcourt Trilogies series could there be? Why, three of course. Stay tuned for Part 3.
Visit
In Theatre
This week
Wednesday, Jun 17
Thursday, Jun 18
- DISCLOSURE DAY
- GREGG ALLMAN: THE MUSIC OF MY SOUL
- TIME AND WATER
- TUNER
- DANCER IN THE DARK (35mm)
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COME WHAT MAY
* Post-screening discussion with co-director Lahna Turner
Friday, Jun 19
Saturday, Jun 20
- LEVITICUS
- TUNER
- GREGG ALLMAN: THE MUSIC OF MY SOUL
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THE TURIN HORSE (35mm)
* Introduction from Chris LaMaire, American Cinematheque
- DISCLOSURE DAY
- WALL-E
-
THE MIST (Black & White Version)
* Introduction from Chris LaMaire, American Cinematheque
Sunday, Jun 21
- LEVITICUS
- TUNER
- GREGG ALLMAN: THE MUSIC OF MY SOUL
- THE FACE OF ANOTHER (35mm)
- DISCLOSURE DAY
-
COME AND SEE
* Introduction from the Belcourt's Zack Hall
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TROUBLE EVERY DAY
* Introduction from film critic Jason Shawhan
