“Cinema is truth at 24 frames a second.” – Jean-Luc Godard
Cinema’s original enfant terrible, Jean-Luc Godard was one of the leaders of the French New Wave, a key influence on American cinema of the 1970s. A maverick force from the beginning, when his debut film tore up the cinematic rulebook, Godard continued to inspire and challenge moviegoers throughout a career that spans more than four decades. To honor his legacy, we present 7 of his films on the big screen. All films are in the French language with English subtitles.
Specials
Gladiator (2000) – a 35mm presentation
Ridley Scott’s unmatched world building, Crowe’s reluctant hero general/slave/gladiator and Phoenix’ smarmy nepo-baby emperor all shine in one of our favorite cinematic experiences enhanced even more.
Interstellar (2014) – a 70mm presentation
Christopher Nolan’s epische sci-fi keert voor haar 10e verjaardag triomfantelijk terug in KINO, vertoond in het indrukwekkende 70mm formaat.
Un prophète (2009)
Jacques Audiard's international breakthrough. Tahar Rahim delivers a tour de force performance as the young start-up recruited by a Corsican crime lord only ending up having to challenge even him.