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> Date: Friday, March 14> Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM, film starts at 7:00 PM
> Admission: $5 per ticket (available at the door)
This film does not have a storyline, but proceeds in a non-narrative, stream-of-consciousness form. To add to the confusion, several of the characters are played by the same actors. Margarita Terekhova plays the roles of Maria (the mother, also called “Masha” or “Marousia” in some of the pre-war scenes), and of Natalya (the wife of the protagonist as a young woman). Ignat Daniltsev is the protagonist at age 12 (Alyosha/Aleksei), as well as Aleksei’s own son at age12 (Ignat).
A précis to the film will certainly help the viewer through this labyrinth.
The film takes place in three distinct time periods: Pre-war (1930s), War-time, and Post-war (1960s), and can be divided into fourteen sections, each of which takes place during one or more of these periods.
Full bar and concessions available for purchase.
Don’t miss this captivating evening of surrealist cinema at the Michigan Theatre of Jackson. Get your tickets at the door!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
124 N Mechanic St, Jackson, MI, United States, Michigan 49201
