Bright Star

...The Jane Campion embraced by 1990s arthouse audiences but who's been missing of late makes an impressive return with "Bright Star." Breaking through any period-piece mustiness with piercing insight into the emotions and behavior of her characters, the writer-director examines the final years in the short life of 19th-century romantic poet John Keats through the eyes of his beloved, Fanny Brawne, played by Abbie Cornish in an outstanding performance.......
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...."Bright Star," which tells the tale of Keats and Fanny Brawne, the love of his short life, is a romantic movie. The vernacular of popular culture and the somewhat specialized language of literary history assign different meanings to that word, but the achievement of Jane Campion's learned and ravishing new film is to fuse them, to trace the comminglings and collisions of poetic creation and amatory passion....

....The heat of that moment and others like it deliver "Bright Star" from the tidy prison of period costume drama. Ms. Campion, with her restless camera movements and off-center close-ups, films history in the present tense, and her wild vitality makes this movie romantic in every possible sense of the word.
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The film starts at 6:15pm.

Meet in Freud's Wine Bar between 5:00pm and 6:00pm, Walton Street, opposite side to the Phoenix, a little bit closer to town.

http://www.freud.eu/c...

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If you are going to purchase tickets on the day, it is strongly suggested you buy them before going to Freud's.

(nb. If you want to practice some Spanish, please come along at 4:00pm.)