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Click here to read the latest newsletter. Join the City Eye Mailing ListOur partner in the Studio 144 project, John Hansard Gallery, has opened its beautiful new, expanded and purpose-built gallery with a major exhibition by Gerhard Richter. This half-term you can join City Eye and John Hansard Gallery to explore themes in Gerhard Richter's work, including personal archive and portraiture.
All of these Film School workshops will take place in City Eye's new training and production centre at Studio 144 from 10am - 4pm each day. Visit Upcoming Film Schools for full details and booking.
City Eye and Film Hub South West are proud to team up with Southampton's Picturehouse cinema, Harbour Lights as they present fantastic films from around the world as part of the Discover Tuesdays programme. Discover Tuesdays is a great way to see world cinema, arthouse gems, cult classics and the latest documentaries at a great price of only £5 for Picturehouse members and £8 for non-members - Not to mention fab deals for Students including a years membership for just £20. Don't miss this week's screening, Russian drama 'Loveless' When twelve-year-old Alyosha (Matvey Novikov) goes missing after school one day, his parents Zhenya (Maryana Spivak) and Boris (Aleksey Rozin) must put aside their mutual loathing and acrimonious divorce proceedings in order to help find their missing child. Wrapped up in their own individual concerns, they are unprepared for the time-consuming and emotionally fraught task ahead of them. Winner of both the Jury Prize at Cannes and Best Film at London Film Festival, Loveless is not to be missed. The disappearance of a divorcing couple’s son is the catalyst for Andrey Zvyagintsev’s latest state-of-the-nation feature after the award-winning Leviathan in 2014. Those familiar with any of the director’s previous credits – which include The Return (2003) and Elena (2011) – will know to expect cutting social commentary, impeccable direction and striking characterisation; this is another masterful vision of contemporary Russian life from one of world cinema’s foremost directors. For more details or to book your tickets to see Loveless, click here. If you missed the Discover Tuesdays preview of 'The Square' last month or just want to see it again, it is back at Harbour Lights screening from Friday 23rd March. Click here for more and to book tickets.
This week's selection is a special preview screening of Ruben Ostlund's 'The Square' Following his critically acclaimed fourth feature Force Majeure (2014), Ruben Östlund’s The Square, walked away with the coveted Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. This self-penned, art world satire stars Elisabeth Moss, Claes Bang and Dominic West. A poignant drama full of inventive set pieces and deadpan wit, The Square reflects the uncertain times we live in. Christian (Bang) is a divorced but devoted father of two, and the respected curator of a contemporary art museum in Stockholm. He’s gearing up to launch their next show, ‘The Square’, a daring installation examining altruism and our duty to help others. The theft of his mobile phone is the catalyst for Christian’s progressive world view to run head-on into unsettling experience. The Square, Tuesday 27th February 2018, 6:15pm at Harbour Lights Picturehouse. £5 members/ £7 non-members
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