Peter Strickland, 2014, UK, cert 18, 104 mins, Curzon
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Thu 29 January // 19:30
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Tickets: £7, £5, £3, £0
The Duke of Burgundy follows two lovers who delight in a highly stylised world of moths, rituals, and role-play. Warm, witty, and gently kinky, the film playfully explores how devotion, desire, and negotiation shape their relationship, revealing that love, like lepidoptery, takes curiosity, care, and a touch of mischief.
The Duke of Burgundy with post-film discussion immediately after (approx. 20 mins)
Thursday 29 January
Screening at 7.30pm
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Join us for a post-film discussion with panel and audience following our screening of The Duke of Burgundy.
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Post-film discussion guests:
Rebecca Romeo Pitone
Rebecca is the curator of @lezpopncl a multimedia celebration of lesbian and sapphic pop culture. She has a background in film music and delivers joyful celebrations of queer culture.
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John A. Riley
John A. Riley is the author of The Strickland Continuum: Uncanny Intertexts in the Film and Media of Peter Strickland. He has written for numerous academic and popular publications and is currently working on a biography of Leigh Brackett.
The discussion will begin immediately after the film ends and will last around 20 minutes.