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Screening on 35mm. Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds transforms the occupied landscapes of wartime France into a thrilling meditation on cinema, memory and revenge. At once a revisionist war epic and a celebration of the power of the moving image, Tarantino’s film explores cinema as both refuge and weapon, capable of shaping collective memory and rewriting the past itself. Anchored by Christoph Waltz’s unforgettable performance as Colonel Hans Landa, Inglourious Basterds remains one of the defining films of the twenty-first century. This special screening is presented on 35mm, offering audiences the rare opportunity to experience its richly textured imagery as Tarantino intended.
Following the film, join acclaimed film writer Jay Glennie for an evening exploring the stories behind some of cinema’s most celebrated films. Known for his deeply researched, richly illustrated making-of books on films including Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter and Tarantino's own Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Glennie has built a reputation for uncovering the people, personalities and creative battles behind the screen. Jay will remain on-stage to sign copies of his new book, The Making of Inglorious Basterds following the conversation.