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Snowpiercer

Thu, Oct 9 / 9 pm
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Sun, Oct 19 / 7 pm
Directed by Bong Joon-ho
2013, South Korea, 126 min

Based on the French graphic novel La Transperceneige, Snowpiercer begins in the extremely not-too-distant future as mankind launches a final attempt to halt the spread of global warming once and for all. The plan backfires spectacularly and plunges the world into a new ice age that causes the extinction of all life forms. Luckily, before all of this happened, wealthy industrialist Wilford (Ed Harris) constructed a high-speed luxury train that can circle the globe without stopping or suffering the effects of the weather outside. Now, humanity’s last remnants reside on the train—the well-to-do people living in comfort in the head cars with the poor and downtrodden masses stuck in back in cramped quarters. From a visual perspective Snowpiercer is never less than stunning as it provides thrilling images ranging from the desolate landscape outside to a full-size aquarium with beauty. – PETER SOBCZYNSKI / Rogerebert.com

 

Reviews

Bong Joon-ho gets at a kind of daring, giddy excitement that plays like something our movies have lost.
- TIME OUT
A visionary, thrilling work. 
- OLIVER LYTTLETON, THE PLAYLIST
Snowpiercer holds its own; it’s an unruly but rattling – and ravishing – work of art...I can’t wait to watch it again..
-AUSTIN CHRONICLE 
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