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A Farewell to Arms (PG)
3pm / + panel discussion with José Luis Alcaine
23 June 2012
Cinema 1 (Silk St)
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Tickets:
Standard - £9.50 online / £10.50 on the door
Barbican Members - £7.50 online / £8.50 on the door
Concessions £8.50
Get 2 tickets for the price of 1 when you use discount code '12612' or quote 'Picasso Film Offer' over the phone
subject to availability
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Based upon Ernest Hemingway’s semi-autobiographical novel published in 1929, A Farewell to Arms is a tale of love, focused on the tragic romance between an ambulance driver, Lt. Henry (Gary Cooper), and a nurse (Helen Hayes) during the World War I.
This anti-war drama, set in Italy, shows one of the most thrilling visions of the power of love during war times.
José Luis Alcaine, a cinematographer who has worked with some of the most prestigious Spanish filmmakers such as Pedro Almodóvar (The Skin I Live In) and Víctor Erice (El sur), believes that when Picasso was painting the Guernica, his inspiration was cinema, and precisely, A Farewell to Arms film.
USA 1932 Dir Frank Borzage 80 min
Going Back to Reality: Portraying Pablo Picasso on the Canvas in Motion is curated by Sin Fin Cinema
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