Complicit: A Michael Haneke Retrospective
Explore the daring films of a controversial auteur
Join us this August for Complicit: A Michael Haneke Retrospective, featuring a selection of five films by the acclaimed, sometimes controversial Austrian auteur.
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The season opens with shocking drama The Seventh Continent, and continues with the chilling Funny Games on 35mm, erotic literary adaptation The Piano Teacher, psychological thriller Caché, and riveting historical masterpiece The White Ribbon.
You can see any two films in the season for the special price of £16 when you book them at the same time.
"For me, Michael Haneke is one of the great contemporary filmmakers," says David Nixon, DCA's Head of Cinema.
"Designed to provoke and challenge, his films explore themes of social collapse, collective guilt, and bourgeois complacency, and carry a uniquely distinct tone that lingers long in the memory after watching. Haneke stares where others fear to glance, and he affirms that we are all complicit – even him, even you."
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Caché
