AUTHORS' FILM CLUB // SEASON CLOSING
Who knows? /Va savoir/, French-Italian-German comedy, director's cut, 2000, 220 min, directed by Jacques Rivette, written by Jacques Rivette, Pascal Bonitzer, Christine Laurent, Luigi Pirandello, cinematography: William Lubtchansky, costume designer Christine Laurent, producer Martine Marignac, Maurice Tinchant, production designer Emmanuel de Chauvigny, editor Nicole Lubtchansky, cast Jeanne Balibar - Cammille B. , Sergio Castellitto - Ugo, Marianne Basler - Sonia, Jacques Bonnaffé - Pierre, Hélene de Fougerolles - Dominique 'Do' - Bruno Todeschini - Arthur, Catherine Rouvel - Madame Desprez, Claude Berri - Librarian
"The only work by my favourite French film director, Jacques Rivette (1928-2016), to be released in Hungary. As was the case with Love on Earth (1984), the domestic premiere of the director's version will be a premiere screening!
Invited speaker.
László Pentelényi
Schedule
The Italian theatre company arrives in Paris on its European tour to present Pirandello's Thus It Is. Camille, the French-born actress who plays the lead role, and Ugo, the company's director, are life partners. Camille fled Paris three years ago to escape the jealousy of her then lover Pierre. She is a little afraid of meeting him again, and not without reason. Ugo is also hiding a secret. He sets out on the trail of a previously unpublished Goldoni manuscript, which brings him into contact with a beautiful and mysterious woman, Do.
Following the classics of the French New Wave, Jacques Rivette's subtly crafted film interweaves secrets, passions and subjective memories.
Admission: 1.500, student: 1.000 Ft
Nyitott Műhely
The Open Workshop is a fine place, a place where many different kinds of people can feel at home, which is to say that there is something that is rare and difficult to create, the spirit of the place. This spirit is very sympathetic to me, because it means both that there are shows that interest me and that the occasional stew is okay. And that I'm likely to meet people there who I'm happy to meet, and it's not even out of the question that they're me. Such public (open) spaces are rare in Budapest.
