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Modern Black & White Night

Koolhoven & Simons: Modern Black & White Night

Spot the difference: very occasionally directors decide, with good reason, to make black & white versions of their colour film. Tonight, excerpts from The Mist, Mad Max: Fury Road and Parasite, among others, with Guillermo del Toro's black & white version of Nightmare Alley as the feature film.

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After excerpts from the black & white versions of The Mist, Mad Max: Fury Road, Logan, Parasite and Furiosa, Eye will screen Guillermo del Toro's black & white version of his remake of Nightmare Alley (Edmund Goulding, 1947), one of the most impressive, perverse film noirs of the 1940s. Del Toro's version of the adaptation of William Lindsay Gresham’s notorious bestseller reveals the shady practices behind the scenes at a travelling carnival. A charming spiritualist (Bradley Cooper) accrues renown, yet his restless ambitions ultimately lead to his destruction.

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Persons under 16 years must be accompanied by an adultThis movie contains foul languageThis movie contains scenes of violence

Production year

2025

Length

215 min.

Event language

Dutch

Moderator

Martin Koolhoven & Ronald Simons

Country

NL

Part of

Koolhoven & Simons

Each month, Koolhoven and Simons take a deep dive into the ins & outs of genre film. With an ode to rare trailers and forgotten classics from the Eye collection. Fancy an evening of giallo with Dario Argento? A blast of Gothic? Or a tasty cannibal special? Koolhoven & Simons have it all!

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still Nightmare Alley (Guillermo del Toro, US/CA 2021)
still Nightmare Alley (Guillermo del Toro, US/CA 2021)
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