A event held at The Cube on Wednesday 22nd May. The event starts at 20:00.
SMOKE
Dir. Wayne Wang,1995, US ,112 min, Cert:15
Wed 22 May // 20:00
Tickets: £5 (full)
As a tribute to Paul Auster, who passed away this month, we are delighted to share this 90's gem, a wonderful film about the small stories in the big metropolis. Brooklyn-based Auster, whose most famous works include The New York Trilogy and The Book of Illusions, wrote the script for this intimate everyday homage to Brooklyn.
In Smoke, Auggie Wren (Harvey Keitel) is the owner of the Brooklyn Cigar Company, a store that he considers the center of the world - a place where all of humanity eventually parades through. Among them is a writer who can't write (William Hurt),
a reluctant father hiding from his past (Forest Whitaker), a streetwise teen (Harold Perrineau) with an unusual identity crisis, and Auggie's long-lost ex-girlfriend (Stockard Channing) who returns with some surprising news.
Brooklyn-based Auster, whose most famous works include The New York Trilogy and The Book of Illusions, wrote the script for this intimate everyday homage to Brooklyn
Entry requirements: 16+
Dir. Wayne Wang,1995, US ,112 min, Cert:15
Wed 22 May // 20:00
Tickets: £5 (full)
As a tribute to Paul Auster, who passed away this month, we are delighted to share this 90's gem, a wonderful film about the small stories in the big metropolis. Brooklyn-based Auster, whose most famous works include The New York Trilogy and The Book of Illusions, wrote the script for this intimate everyday homage to Brooklyn.
In Smoke, Auggie Wren (Harvey Keitel) is the owner of the Brooklyn Cigar Company, a store that he considers the center of the world - a place where all of humanity eventually parades through. Among them is a writer who can't write (William Hurt),
a reluctant father hiding from his past (Forest Whitaker), a streetwise teen (Harold Perrineau) with an unusual identity crisis, and Auggie's long-lost ex-girlfriend (Stockard Channing) who returns with some surprising news.
Brooklyn-based Auster, whose most famous works include The New York Trilogy and The Book of Illusions, wrote the script for this intimate everyday homage to Brooklyn
Entry requirements: 16+
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