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SUMMARY:Haringey Independent Cinema:La Regle du Jeu
DESCRIPTION:The latest presentation from Haringey Independent Cinema\n
 La Regle du Jeu / Rules of the Game\nDirected by Jean Renoir France, 1
 939\n| 106 minutes | Certificate PG | English subtitles\nThe April Har
 ingey Independent Cinema (HIC) film is what many film goers regard as 
 \"one of the greatest films in the history of cinema\" - A bold claim!
 \nIt's the French film \"La Regle du Jeu\" or in English \"Rules of th
 e Game\". There will be space for people to chat about the film afterw
 ards if they wish.Entrance is now £4 or £3 if you are skint. For all
  the other details check the HIC website or email info.hic@haringey.o
 rg.uk A stinging satire of the French class system cloaked in a comedy
  of manners Set during a lavish weekend shooting party at a grand coun
 try chateau, The Rules of the Game mercilessly dissects the French cla
 ss system as it follows the romantic tangles of the assembled aristocr
 ats and their entourage above and below stairs. As the bullets start t
 o fly the divisions open up like a gaping wound, exposing a society ri
 ddled with petty jealousies and pretensions, self-indulgence, decadenc
 e and hypocrisy. Evidently hitting a little too close to home for the 
 audience at the time, with reports of near-riots at early screenings, 
 it was widely derided on its release and subsequently banned by the Fr
 ench government for its 'unpatriotic' content. Now reclaimed as a clas
 sic of prewar French realism, often cited alongside Citizen Kane for i
 ts innovative camerawork and technical achievements, The Rules of the 
 Game is regarded as one of the greatest films in the history of cinema
 . Its enduring influence is particularly evident in Robert Altman's ce
 lebrated 2001 ensemble piece Gosford Park. \n\nHow to get to Haringey 
 Independent Cinema Haringey Independent Cinema screenings are at the W
 est Green Learning Centre, West Green Road, N15 (next to Downhills Par
 k).\nTrain The nearest station is Seven Sisters Underground & Mainline
  Rail Station (from Liverpool St). From there you can either walk (15 
 to 20 minute walk) or catch any bus along West Green Road.\nTube Seven
  Sisters (Victoria Line). Turnpike Lane (Piccadily Line). From either 
 of these stations you can walk (15 to 20 minute walk) or catch any bus
  along West Green Road.\nBus Numbers 41, 341, and 67 pass nearby the g
 ates of West Green Learning Centre. We advise that you get off at a st
 op near Philip Lane near West Green Road. Entrance is next door to Dow
 nhill Park.\n\nFor more information visit https://bowesandbounds.org/e
 vents/haringey-independent-cinema-gasland
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120426T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120426T211500
CATEGORIES:cinema
LOCATION:Tottenham
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 demy&fb=1&gl=uk&hq=parkview+academy&hnear=Hackney&cid=4416219500471049
 428&z=14
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ORGANIZER:Haringey Independent Cinema
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