The Second Sunderland Film Festival - 21st

the second sunderland film festival - january 2005

Don't Look Now (1973)
Showing Friday 28th January, 1.30pm
Italy/UK, 110mins, cert 15 choice of Sheila Seacroft (local critic)
Venice in winter: grief, danger, menace, decay, the randomness and inevitability of death, the precariousness of life and love, Julie Christie at her most beautiful, and a little figure in red running, running along the canal edges. This is a horror film for grown-ups, with one of the most shocking of all film endings. Maybe the best British film of the 70s.

Director: Nicholas Roeg
Starring: Julie Christie, Donald Sutherland
1974 BAFTA Film Award
"One of the Great Supernatural thrillers" Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Hypnotically Brilliant" Tom Milne, Time Out

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Come back regularly for news of SFF3 as it begins to transpire.

For full listings of the times and dates each film was shown check out the timetable.

For any furthur information about SFF2:

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This year saw the introduction of a new short-film competition designed to unleash the movie-making potential of people in and around the Sunderland area - and far, far beyond: selected entries were shown at Kino Vivaldi.

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