Dir. Agnès Varda, 2000, France, 82 min (U)
An 1867 painting by Jean-Francois Millet inspired Varda to cross the French countryside to videotape people who scavenge. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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Dir. Jacques Demy, 1967, France, 120 min (15)
Twin sisters Delphine and Solange leave their small seaside town in search of romance. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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Dir. Jean-Luc Godard, 1965, France, 110 min (15)
Weary of his stagnant life, Ferdinand abandons his family for an enigmatic babysitter; he soon discovers his mistress is not who she seems. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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Dir. John Cassavetes, 1974, USA, 155 min (15)
Mabel’s increasingly volatile behaviour commits her to an institution. Her husband and kids await her return, which holds more than a few surprises. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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Join monochrome drag compere supreme Liquorice Black for a fabulous Black and White Party and free screening of Tim Burton’s 2012 animated tribute to the classic age of black and white horror cinema, Frankenweenie.
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Dir. Agnès Varda, 1991, France, 118 min (PG)
Varda’s portrait of French New Wave filmmaker Jacques Demy, following his formative years in 1940s France. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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Dir. Pedro Almodovaró, 2002, Spain, 112 min (15)
A beautiful exploration into identity and sexuality, as two men form a friendship based on the fact they both care for their comatose wives. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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A young woman is found frozen in a ditch; through flashbacks, we discover how her desire for freedom led to her demise. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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In 1970s France, the lives of two women intertwine during the progress of the women’s movement. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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An emotional and spiritual transference ensues between two women in this psychologically driven masterpiece. As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, FACT and Picturehouse present weekly screenings of the works of Agnès Varda, and a personally curated set of films to accompany her own.
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In a world of shadows, Patricia Highsmith looms large in terms of crime writing and exploring the dark and twisted underbelly of the human psyche. In Hitchcock’s adaptation of one of her earliest works a psychotic socialite confronts a pro tennis star with a theory on how two complete strangers can get away with murder… a theory that he plans to implement.
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In a brilliant piece of casting, celebrated French chanteur Charles Aznavour stars in François Truffaut’s whip-smart, scintillating second film – a combination of mischievous, tongue-in-cheek homage to American noir and effervescent, inventive Nouvelle Vague.
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