MOVIE "The Face of Another" film screening as part of A Festival of Urban Horror at GreenR, FF 416, Shahpur Jat > 7pm onwards on 27th July 2016

"The Face of Another" film Image

Time : 7:00 pm onwards Add to Calendar 27/07/2016 19:00 27/07/2016 21:04 Asia/Kolkata MOVIE "The Face of Another" film screening as part of A Festival of Urban Horror Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2016/07/movie-face-of-another-film-screening-as.html GreenR, FF 416, Shahpur Jat, Delhi 110049 DD/MM/YYYY

Duration : 2 hours 04 mins. 

Entry : For general public, each screening is for Rs. 350/- inclusive of one refreshment.
Also available are the registration forms at GreenR cafe worth Rs 3500/- for 12 films.

Venue : GreenR, FF 416, Shahpur Jat, Delhi 110049
Venue Info : Web | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Hauz Khas(Yellow Line)'

Event Description : MOVIE "The Face of Another" film screening as part of A Festival of Urban Horror.
Introduction: A Reader on Kobo Abe

A businessman facially scarred in a laboratory fire receives psychotherapy from a psychiatrist, and obtains an amazingly lifelike mask from the doctor. Soon after being fitted for the mask, he seduces his wife and succeeds. But his wife claims she was aware all along who he was and believed that both were just masquerading together as most couples usually do in different ways. Strangely enough, his personality seemingly begins to change after he puts on the mask as if the mask has influenced his personality.

Director : Hiroshi Teshigahara

Year : 1966

About the Movie : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Face_of_Another_(film)

Reviews : www.rottentomatoes.com/m/face_of_another

Trailer : youtu.be/rK5Rz6txcDU

Background : GREENR in association with  Lightcube Film Society, Present A Festival of Urban Horror.  | 29 JUNE – 24 AUGUST, EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7 PM | AT GREENR, SHAHPUR JAT

‘Horror in the Bylanes’:-  Greenr Cafe and Store - a Multi-Brand destination that curates works of Indigenous Designer and Artisanal Brands that share a commitment towards a more sustainable approach to life while proudly wearing the ‘Make in India’ label, and Lightcube Film Society host a series of horror films set in the city, about the city, forged largely from the perspective of the casual visitor, the immigrant character or the tourist – centrally, an outsider. 

The screenings, introductions, reading sessions and discussions that comprise the series identify the city as an alive, vital, shape-shifting beast which mutates its physical form on a daily basis – as a result, it quickly renders itself unrecognizable even to those who are its long-term residents. 

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