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SUMMARY:Haringey Independent Cinema: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday 29th March Haringey Independent Cinema will be
  showing the classic and rarely seen 1970's film ONE FLEW OVER THE COO
 KOO'S NEST (18)\nThis film is as relevant today as it was in 1975 when
  it was first made. It is still an immensely powerful film about how w
 e, as a society, look after prisoners and those amongst us with mental
  health problems.\nIts a film you will really want to see if you have 
 never seen it, and if you saw it back in the 70's, it's really is a fi
 lm you should watch again.\nDoors open at 7pm and the film will start 
 at 7.15pm.After the film there is a chance for a drink and a chat at K
 K McCools across the road.\nThe film is 18 rated and will be screened 
 with English sub titles for those of our audience who have hearing dif
 ficulties.Admission £3 (and £2 for those with less money)\nWest Gree
 n Learning Centre, - the glass fronted building where West Green Road 
 meets Philip Lane. Buses that stop near by are: 41, 67, 230, 341. For 
 all other details check out the Haringey Independent Cinema website\n
 One Flew Over The Cuckoo's NestAdapted from the best-selling 1962 nove
 l by Ken Kesey (who worked the night-shift on a psychiatric ward in th
 e late 1950s), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is an impassioned, angr
 y and bitingly funny critique of the oppressive nature of 'the system'
  and how it treats those who fail (or refuse) to conform.In one of the
  stand-out performances of his career, Jack Nicholson plays Randle 'Ma
 c' McMurphy; a man who, in his own words, 'fights and fucks too much'.
  Convicted of statutory rape but incapable of knuckling down on the pr
 ison work farm, he's transferred to a mental institution for 'evaluati
 on' and finds himself on a ward run with steely authority by Nurse Rat
 ched (Louise Fletcher). An intense battle of wills ensues that profoun
 dly affects the lives of the other patients, but ultimately, of McMurp
 hy himself.Director Milos Forman, true to his Cinéma vérité  root
 s. not only filmed in an actual, functioning mental institution in Ore
 gon but also cast the hospital's administrator as the doctor and used 
 real patients as extras. An exiled Czech whose parents were murdered i
 n Nazi concentration camps, you could say Forman knew a thing or two a
 bout oppressive authority.\n\n\nFor more information visit https://bow
 esandbounds.org/events/haringey-independent-cinema-one-flew-over-the-c
 uckoo-s-nest
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120329T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120329T213000
CATEGORIES:cinema, film
LOCATION:West Green Learning Centre
WEBSITE:http://www.haringey.org.uk/hic/
URL:http://www.haringey.org.uk/hic/
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