Join Me to See Michael Haneke's Film 'Caché' (Hidden)

Let's meet to see Michael Haneke's Film 'Caché'.

Film starts at 21:30 and finishes around 23:00.

Meet at 21:15 at the cinema foyer.

The Guardian Film Review:

Michael Haneke’s masterpiece: a compelling politico-psychological essay about the denial and guilt mixed into the foundations of western prosperity

Michael Haneke's brilliant new film delivers real fear! Not scary- movie pseudo-fear, but real fear. Intimately horrible, scalp-prickling fear.

It is a stalker-nightmare with a shiver of the uncanny and a double-meaning in the title: hidden cameras and hidden guilt. A famous Parisian TV presenter receives menacing, mysterious "surveillance videos" at his home, showing scenes from his private life. How on earth has the stalker filmed these? There is no dramatic musical score, none of the traditional shocks or excitements, just an IV-drip-drip-drip of disquiet leading finally to a convulsion of horror.

Hidden is partly a parable for France's repressed memory of la nuit noire, the night of October Protected content , when hundreds of Algerian demonstrators in Paris were beaten and killed by the police. As such, it is a cousin to events just 11 years later, dramatised by Steven Spielberg in Munich but utterly without Spielberg's need to find resolution and common ground.