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SUMMARY:Children of Men (MA 15+) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:Children of Men (MA 15+\, 2006) 20th Anniversary Presented in 
 35mm Film by The Revival House Perth In 2027\, two decades after a mysteri
 ous global infertility crisis has left humanity facing certain extinction\
 , Britain has descended into a police state as the last functioning nation
  amid worldwide chaos. Theo Faron (Clive Owen)\, a disillusioned former ac
 tivist turned weary bureaucrat\, is unexpectedly drawn back into political
  conflict when his ex-wife Julian (Julianne Moore)\, now leading an underg
 round resistance group\, asks him to help transport a young refugee woman 
 to safety. Theo soon discovers the woman\, Kee (Claire-Hope Ashitey)\, har
 bours humanity's last hope: she's inexplicably pregnant\, the first pregna
 ncy in eighteen years. As various factions ruthlessly pursue Kee for their
  own political ends\, Theo must guide her through a collapsing\, increasin
 gly violent Britain to reach a mythical sanctuary that might offer humanit
 y a genuine future. Director Alfonso Cuarón delivers a visceral\, technic
 ally extraordinary dystopian thriller\, renowned for its immersive long-ta
 ke action sequences that place audiences directly within the film's chaoti
 c\, crumbling world. Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki's remarkable unbroke
 n tracking shots\, particularly during the film's harrowing refugee camp a
 nd combat sequences\, create a documentary-like sense of visceral immediac
 y rarely achieved in science fiction cinema. Clive Owen grounds the film's
  bleak vision with weary\, reluctant heroism\, while Michael Caine's perfo
 rmance as an aging hippie friend provides moments of genuine warmth amid t
 he film's oppressive atmosphere. Cuarón's meticulous production design re
 nders a plausible near-future Britain scarred by nationalism\, xenophobia\
 , and societal collapse\, resulting in a film whose prescient political an
 xieties and technical mastery have only grown more resonant and acclaimed 
 in the years since its release. Original format and audio experience of th
 is film faithfully reproduced by The Revival House. Presented in 35mm film
  unless noted otherwise. When: Thursday\, October 15th at 7:20PM Where: Th
 e Revival House at the Como Theatre Rating: MA 15+ (Strong violence) Cuar
 ón's technically extraordinary dystopian masterpiece grows more prescient
  with time—experience its immersive long-take sequences on 35mm film.\n\
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