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SUMMARY:Heritage Playhouse: Film Showing: The Choral
DESCRIPTION:UK 2025\, 113 min\, Drama\nStarring: Taylor Uttley\, Ralph Fiennes\, Emily Fairn\nDirector: Nicholas Hytner \nAgainst the backdrop of World War I\, a Yorkshire town attempts to keep alive its annual Choral concert\, in spite of the fact that many of the town’s men are off fighting—and many are not coming back. \nThe new Choral maestro\, Dr. Henry Guthrie (masterfully played by Ralph Fiennes) must try to put together a group of singers with varying degrees of talent\, while battling the prejudices of some of the townspeople\, particularly the men on the Choral committee. With anti-German sentiment rampant\, Guthrie is castigated for\, among other things\, his previous work in Germany\, his love of German music and literature\, and his atheism. The film is rounded out by a cast of engaging characters who are all struggling with the challenges of wartime living and dying. In the end\, what elevates the film and the town’s characters are the transcendent powers of music and of human interactions.
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LOCATION:Heritage Playhouse\, 662 North Rd\, Gibsons\, BC\, V0N 1V7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Raven's Cry: Film Showing: The Choral
DESCRIPTION:UK 2025\, 113 min\, Drama\nStarring: Taylor Uttley\, Ralph Fiennes\, Emily Fairn\nDirector: Nicholas Hytner \nAgainst the backdrop of World War I\, a Yorkshire town attempts to keep alive its annual Choral concert\, in spite of the fact that many of the town’s men are off fighting—and many are not coming back. \nThe new Choral maestro\, Dr. Henry Guthrie (masterfully played by Ralph Fiennes) must try to put together a group of singers with varying degrees of talent\, while battling the prejudices of some of the townspeople\, particularly the men on the Choral committee. With anti-German sentiment rampant\, Guthrie is castigated for\, among other things\, his previous work in Germany\, his love of German music and literature\, and his atheism. The film is rounded out by a cast of engaging characters who are all struggling with the challenges of wartime living and dying. In the end\, what elevates the film and the town’s characters are the transcendent powers of music and of human interactions.
URL:https://coastculture.com/event/ravens-cry-film-showing-the-choral/
LOCATION:Raven’s Cry Theatre\, 5555 SC Hwy\, Sechelt\, BC\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Heritage Playhouse: Film Showing: A Private Life
DESCRIPTION:France 2025\, 107 min\, Drama\nStarring: Jodie Foster\, Daniel Auteuil\, Virginie Efira\nDirector: Rebecca Zlotowski \nEnglish and French with English subtitles \nWas it murder and who is the murderer? Those are the central questions haunting Dr. Lillian Steiner\, an American psychiatrist practicing in Paris\, deftly portrayed by Jodi Foster. When Paula\, one of her patients\, is found dead\, Lillian begins to believe that she was murdered by her husband Simon\, who faults Lillian for prescribing the medication that contributed to Paula’s death. \nWhat follows is a somewhat bizarre quest by Lillian to unravel the mystery\, taking her on a journey into hypnotherapy\, nightmares\, a road chase\, and the vandalism of her office and car. Along the way she enlists the help of her former husband Gabriel and attempts to mend her strained relationship with her son Julien. Suspicious characters and plot twists add to the appeal of this film noir as Lillian ultimately finds the truth about Paula’s death and finds a measure of peace\, both personally and professionally.
URL:https://coastculture.com/event/heritage-playhouse-film-showing-a-private-life/
LOCATION:Heritage Playhouse\, 662 North Rd\, Gibsons\, BC\, V0N 1V7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Raven's Cry: Film Showing: A Private Life
DESCRIPTION:France 2025\, 107 min\, Drama\nStarring: Jodie Foster\, Daniel Auteuil\, Virginie Efira\nDirector: Rebecca Zlotowski \nEnglish and French with English subtitles \nWas it murder and who is the murderer? Those are the central questions haunting Dr. Lillian Steiner\, an American psychiatrist practicing in Paris\, deftly portrayed by Jodi Foster. When Paula\, one of her patients\, is found dead\, Lillian begins to believe that she was murdered by her husband Simon\, who faults Lillian for prescribing the medication that contributed to Paula’s death. \nWhat follows is a somewhat bizarre quest by Lillian to unravel the mystery\, taking her on a journey into hypnotherapy\, nightmares\, a road chase\, and the vandalism of her office and car. Along the way she enlists the help of her former husband Gabriel and attempts to mend her strained relationship with her son Julien. Suspicious characters and plot twists add to the appeal of this film noir as Lillian ultimately finds the truth about Paula’s death and finds a measure of peace\, both personally and professionally.
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