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Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of the classic musical about the forbidden love between Maria, the Sharks' leader's sister, and Tony, the Jets' leader's best friend. The result is an elegant and thrilling work that will sweep you off your feet.
Seven childhood friends play a game during a dinner party: share all the messages they receive. The secrets revealed will test their friendship and relationships. The Israeli adaptation of the successful Italian comedy.
A father travels to France to help his daughter, who has been accused of murder she insists she did not commit. Tom McCarthey presents a stirring drama that enjoys the presence of Damon and Cottin.
Adrian has always found communicating a little difficult, but tonight is the night, tonight he will finally overcome his issues. But life always throws a curve ball, and Adrian is about to find this out.
Legend of Destruction tells the story of the Jewish revolt against Rome which ended with the destruction of the Temple in the year 70. An epic political thriller that is told through stunning, powerful, and innovative animation and deals with religious zeal and its consequences.
Saturday 21.12.24 | 21.12.24 19:00 | Cinematheque 2 | Cinematheque 2 |
A British businessman is recruited to one of the greatest international conflicts in history. At the behest of MI-6 and a CIA operative, he forms a covert, dangerous, partnership with a Soviet officer in an effort to provide crucial intelligence needed to prevent a nuclear confrontation and defuse the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The French Dispatch, the new film by visionary director Wes Anderson, brings to life a collection of stories from the final issue of an American magazine published in a fictional 20th-century French city. "The French Dispatch" is perhaps Anderson's best film to date. It is certainly his most accomplished (New Yorker).
