POTSDAM – Cinema 10 continues its Fall 2011 season Monday, Sept. 26 with a showing of Incendies, a 2010 Canadian and French film about a woman uncovering a big family secret. Films are shown on …
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POTSDAM – Cinema 10 continues its Fall 2011 season Monday, Sept. 26 with a showing of Incendies, a 2010 Canadian and French film about a woman uncovering a big family secret.
Films are shown on Mondays at 7:15 p.m. in the Roxy Theater, Main St.
Tickets are $4.50 general / $35 season or $3.50 student/senior/$25 season.
Adapted from contemporary Lebanese playwright Wajdi Mouawad's work, Incendies is a thrilling movie that tells parallel stories of a mother and a daughter's journey through both sides of a civil war.
At the reading of her will after their mother’s death, Jeanne and Simon receive two envelopes to be hand-delivered to a father they thought was dead and a brother whose existence was unknown.
Hoping to find the key to the mother's silence, Jeanne leaves for the Middle East to exhume the family's past.
The film is visually captivating, tense and beautiful in the development of subtle and complex characters, and brilliant in the evocation of an enticing and staggering mystery.
Incendies was Canada’s entry for Best Foreign Film at the 2010 Oscars.