Tomorrow, Thursday, January 21, starting at 20:00, at the Teatro dei Frari an evening dedicated to the now famous projections supine with War in (not) over . The event takes place inside the Frari Outside, a great event that extends for almost a month and that gathers in its many initiatives, ranging from film, theater and music.
The evening will be dedicated to the war , in all its facets and the different modes of interpretation. It starts at 20:00 with The Hurt Locker by Kathryn Bigelow 2008, where the director tells the war in Iraq, the follies of a conflict but also the concerns of the soldiers and inhabitants. It continues until 22:00 with Rendition by Gavin Hood , always with the 2008 Academy Awards Meryl Streep , Reese Witherspoon and Jake Gyllenhaal. While at midnight will be presented The Hunting Party's Richard Shepard 2008, where Richard Gere and Terrence Howard play a couple of journalists in war of bullets and able to deal with mine just to talk about the injustice of too many unnecessary conflicts.
The evening is marked by the projection formula Supine . The films will, in fact, projected on the ceiling of the theater while the audience can relax on mats and may bring their own pillows and covers. For the limited number of places must be booked in info@nonsolocinema.com or number 349-4927359
program of the evening
20.00: The Hurt Locker by Kathryn Bigelow (2008)
Iraq. Under the violent Middle East are only consumes the daily drip of a war. The conflict has two faces: one well-known and recognizable in the U.S. Marines and their allies in uniform, and the indistinct and concealed the bombers, potentially hidden in the guise of all civil. Missing 38 days in exchange for Bravo Company. Sergeant MT Samborne (Anthony Mackie) and Eldrige specialist Owen (Brian Geraghty) have just lost the commander of their unit in a bomb explosion. Now is the bold and impetuous Sergeant William James (Jeremy Renner) to control the trio of specialists in defusing explosive devices scattered craft on the streets of Iraq. A difficult and risky, in which one can not fail. Day by day a shattering experience, but traumatic for some, addictive thrill that can not be lived in any other way.
Ore 22.00: Gavin Hood's Rendition (2008)
Anwar El-Ibrahimi (Omar Metwally) is a young chemical engineer of Egyptian origin. E 'in America for twenty years, he lives with his wife Isabella (Reese Witherspoon) in Chicago. Expecting a second child. On the other part of the world, South Africa, Abasi Fawal, head of the secret prisons for interrogation and U.S. partner in the alleged Islamic terrorists, it must extricate itself from suicide bombers bloody and restless daughter, Fatima, committed to develop the flight with her lover, Khalid, secretly fundamentalist . When, in Cape Town, a suicide attack misses its target (Fawal), among dozens of victims also has a liaison officer to the U.S., soon replaced by the analyst Douglas Freeman (Jake Gyllenhaal). But American intelligence can not fail to react to the death of a compatriot. We must respond immediately, find a track, a culprit. First on the list is just Anwar, who is taken and imprisoned on his return to the States from a business trip without his wife being given any explanation. It's up to Isabella to look for in every way news of her husband.
24.00 pm: Richard Shepard's THE HUNTING PARTY (2008)
Simon Hunt (Richard Gere) and his cameraman Duck (Howard Terrene) are the best couple of journalists from the war. Defy bullets, mines and gunfire all over the world to recount the horrors of too many conflicts. Violence and bloodshed are their daily bread and adrenaline now, their drug. Until one day, during the war in Bosnia, yet another massacre to say Hunt is the wrong thing at the wrong time, or live. Instantly dismissed - while his colleague was promoted to the position of the first permanent and secure network cameraman in New York - Hunt finds himself forced to pack trivial globetrotting freelance services in the hope of being able to sell someone. Five years later, the two met again in Sarajevo. And Simon has a proposal that his former partner can not refuse: they are untraceable so the worst war criminals at large in the Balkans?
