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In 1877, Empress Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary (Vicky Krieps) turned 40-and was saddled with the growing indifference of her husband Franz Joseph (Florian Teichtmeister) and the courtiers' snickers behind her back for having passed her prime. Her defiant coping responses to them over the following year inform this compelling speculation from writer/director Marie Kreutzer; Colin Morgan, Finnegan Oldfield, Tamás Lengyel, Aaron Friesz also star. 112 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: German; Subtitles: English. In German with English subtitles.

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A vast prairie, a country and western gathering somewhere in the east of France. Alain is a central figure in this community. He's dancing with his daughter, Kelly, 16, as his wife and their young son, Kid, watch from the sidelines. But on this day, Kelly disappears, and the family falls apart. Alain embarks on a relentless search for his daughter, even though it costs him everything and takes him to some far-off places. Dark unsettling places, where his sole support is Kid, who sacrifices his youth to accompany his father on this seemingly endless quest.

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Product Description The new film by Bertrand Bonello (SAINT LAURENT, HOUSE OF PLEASURES) is a terrorism thriller like no other, recalling Robert Bresson s THE DEVIL, PROBABLY as much as it does George A. Romero s DAWN OF THE DEAD. We first follow a group of tense, shifty adolescents as they prowl the streets and subways of Paris, learning through carefully delineated sequences that they re already well underway with a bombing plot. And then it becomes something familiar, yet altogether different, as these subversives tuck away inside a shopping mall and lose themselves in consumer culture clothes, televisions, toys, and a stirring soundtrack that includes Blondie, Chief Keef, Shirley Bassey, Bonello s menacing electronic score, and Willow Smith. Will they survive the unseen, encroaching authorities? Or, as the walls close in, will they even survive each other? NOCTURAMA forgoes easy answers, making way for one of the 21st century s most stunning cinematic experiences. Special Features: Two Short Films by Bertrand Bonello Sarah Winchester: Ghost Opera (2016, 24 min.) Cindy: The Doll is Mine, starring Asia Argento (2005, 15 min.) Interview with Bertrand Bonello (20 minutes) Theatrical Trailer Booklet featuring a director s statement and an essay by critic/programmer Dennis Lim Review "Mesmerizing. A haunting vision of the world gone beautifully mad." --LA Times "One of the ten best films of the year." --John Waters, director "As exquisite and symphonic a display of pure genre pleasure as any movie this year." --Sight & Sound