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  • Charade

    Charade 1963

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 01 Apr 2022

    A glitz and glamour trip through gorgeous 1960s Paris with a true sense of style via Hepburn’s elegant costumes and essence of cool – Charade portrays a stark contrast to the stale, lifeless churn of modern-day Hollywood and their current IP model.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Stranger by the Lake

    Stranger by the Lake 2013

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 25 Mar 2022

    Beyond its explicit nature, Stranger by the Lake is an expertly crafted slow-burner made in the vein of a Hitchock thriller a la Rear Window.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • On the Silver Globe

    On the Silver Globe 1988

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 18 Mar 2022

    One of the boldest science-fiction epics never finished is now available in its restored form.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Born in Flames

    Born in Flames 1983

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 11 Mar 2022

    A recent restoration has breathed new life into Borden’s politically charged work and it is now more accessible than ever.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • The Reflecting Skin

    The Reflecting Skin 1990

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 04 Mar 2022

    Filled with surreal gothic imagery and macabre violence, and a visual language from cinematographer Dick Pope that takes cues from early Terrance Malick work like Days of Heaven, The Reflecting Skin is a beautifully dark viewing experience.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • The Conversation

    The Conversation 1974

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 25 Feb 2022

    The Conversation was the least revered of and commercially successful but has since been regarded in equal acclaim to Coppola's seminal epics.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Surge

    Surge 2020

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 18 Feb 2022

    Surge demonstrates Whishaw’s impressive range as an actor for his turn in Aneil Karia's visceral thriller.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Dead Pigs

    Dead Pigs 2018

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 11 Feb 2022

    Dead Pigs revolves around an ensemble cast of characters all in some way struggling with their identity and place in modern-day Shanghai.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Have a Nice Day

    Have a Nice Day 2017

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 04 Feb 2022

    This graphic novel-esqe crime story takes place in a decaying, nameless concrete town somewhere in modern China. The story centers around a stolen bag of money and the hapless no-hopers attempting to chase it down.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Pusher II

    Pusher II 2004

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 28 Jan 2022

    Before Nicolas Winding Refn shot to mainstream fame with the modern cult classic Drive and the divisive Giallo-influenced horror Neon Demon, he made the Pusher trilogy in his native Denmark - a trio of loosely connected crime dramas set deep within the dark underbelly of Copenhagen.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Stoker

    Stoker 2013

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 21 Jan 2022

    Park Chan-wook’s underrated psychological thriller Stoker, dripping in gothic atmosphere and with a leading turn from Mia Wasikowska – who also stars in Del Toro’s horror-romance Crimson Peak – is a lavishly stylish and gloriously sensory experience.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

  • Monos

    Monos 2019

    Watched by Bookhouse Film Club 14 Jan 2022

    Mica Levi provides the perfect eerie and unsettling score as we travel through jungles and across mountains where this film never fails to hypnotize. A surreal, feverish tour-de-force that should not be slept on.

    Read the full Friday Night Film feature at bookhousefilmclub.co.uk

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