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SUMMARY:CiNEMERCATOR - Small Worlds 2001
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DESCRIPTION:Filmlover\,\n\n4 cinephiles: [https://www.supermercator.nl/cine
	mercator/team-cinemercator]\n\nMerthe Voorhoeve\,\n\nAndreas van Riet\,\n\
	nMaaike Hasselaar\n\n& Elisabeth van Vliet\,\n\neach are programming 1 pre
	cious film per month. That's 4 precious films per\nmonth!\n\nCiNEMERCATOR\
	n\ndoors open 19:00\n\nstart 20:00\n\nticket 3€\n\n12-8\n\nDavid Lynch\n\n
	A Straight Story\n\n(1999)\n\nThe Straight Story is often described as Dav
	id Lynch’s most normal film\, but\nthat can be misleading. It may lack the
	 surreal imagery and narrative puzzles\nthat define much of his work\, yet
	 it is unmistakably a Lynch film in its\nattention to silence\, landscape 
	and the quiet mysteries of ordinary life.\n\nBased on the true story of Al
	vin Straight\, an elderly man who drives his lawn\nmower across several st
	ates to reconcile with his estranged brother\, the film\nunfolds at the pa
	ce of its protagonist. Lynch never rushes the journey or\ninflates its emo
	tions. Instead\, he finds drama in small encounters\; with\nstrangers\, me
	mories and the passing American landscape. These moments gradually\naccumu
	late into something unexpectedly profound.\n\nRather than feeling like an 
	exception within Lynch’s body of work\, The Straight\nStory reveals anothe
	r side of the same filmmaker: one equally fascinated by\nhuman vulnerabili
	ty\, only this time without the shadows. It is one of the\nwarmest and mos
	t compassionate films he ever made\, and a reminder that profound\ncinema 
	doesn’t always need to raise its voice.\n\nThis film is chosen by Maaike\n
	[https://www.supermercator.nl/cinemercator/team-cinemercator]\n\n19-8\n\nM
	aren Ade\n\nEVERYONE ELSE\n\n(2009)\n\nAn alternately loving and feuding c
	ouple\, together for an unknown period of\ntime\, are on vacation on Sardi
	nia: he\, Chris\, a struggling\, perhaps visionary\narchitect (Lars Eiding
	er)\; she\, Gitti\, a music publicist (Birgit Minichmayr\,\nwinner of a Si
	lver Bear at the 2009 Berlin Film Festival).\n\nAs long as they exist in a
	n hermetic sphere of their own creation\, they are\ncomfortable in their b
	odies\, but persist in subtle role-playing that can only\nharm their relat
	ionship. Theirs is a uniquely defined interaction where Chris is\nthe more
	 “feminine” partner—performing a decidedly unmacho dance to Willie\nNelson
	 and Julio Iglesias’ ‘80s classic “To All the Girls I’ve Loved Before”\nun
	der Gitti’s gaze and the feminine gaze of the camera.\n\nAided by actors w
	ho are fearless in exploring their own bodies and minds\, Maren\nAde trans
	forms what should be a familiar story into an emotional tour de force\,\na
	nd at the same time creates what might be considered to be a definitive\ng
	enerational portrait.\n\nThis film is chosen by Merthe\n[https://www.super
	mercator.nl/cinemercator/team-cinemercator]\n\n26-8\n\nDenis Villeneuve\n\
	nINCENDIES\n\n2010\n\nIncendies is the film that announced Denis Villeneuv
	e as a major filmmaker long\nbefore Arrival or Dune.\n\nAdapted from Wajdi
	 Mouawad’s play\, it follows a pair of Canadian twins who\ntravel to an un
	named Middle Eastern country after their mother’s death\, slowly\nuncoveri
	ng the story she spent her life trying to bury. The mystery is gripping\,\
	nbut the film’s real achievement lies in how it transforms a detective sto
	ry into\na tragedy.\n\nIt's one of the strongest anti-war films of the 21s
	t century\, not because it\nargues against war\, but because it shows how 
	its consequences outlive every\nceasefire. It is a film about memory\, inh
	eritance\, and the unbearable cost of\ndiscovering where you come from. Fe
	w films leave such a profound emotional mark\nwhile remaining so formally 
	controlled.\n\nThis film is chosen by Elisabeth\n[https://sites.google.com
	/supermercator.nl/supermercator/cinemercator/team-cinemercator]\n\nDo you 
	want to receive our\n\nmonthly program? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s
	DcL-q6Kbcc]\n\nSend 'show me your movies' to [cinemercator@gmail.com]:\n\n
	cinemercator@gmail.com [cinemercator@gmail.com]\n\narchive [https://www.su
	permercator.nl/cinemercator/cinemercator-a-r-c-h-i-v-e]
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/cinemercator-small-worlds-2001-2
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CATEGORIES:ade,amsterdam-west,dance,de-baarsjes,festivals,film,music,oud-we
	st,stories
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p> Filmlover, </p><p><a href="https://www.sup
	ermercator.nl/cinemercator/team-cinemercator">4 cinephiles: </a></p><p>Mer
	the Voorhoeve, </p><p>Andreas van Riet, </p><p>Maaike Hasselaar </p><p>&am
	p; Elisabeth van Vliet,</p><p>each are programming 1 precious film per mon
	th. That's 4 precious films per month!</p><p>CiNEMERCATOR</p><p> doors ope
	n 19:00 </p><p> start 20:00</p><p> ticket 3€</p><p>12-8</p><p>David Lynch<
	/p><p>A Straight Story</p><p>(1999)</p><p><em>The Straight Story</em> is o
	ften described as David Lynch’s most <em>normal</em> film, but that can be
	 misleading. It may lack the surreal imagery and narrative puzzles that de
	fine much of his work, yet it is unmistakably a Lynch film in its attentio
	n to silence, landscape and the quiet mysteries of ordinary life.</p><p>Ba
	sed on the true story of Alvin Straight, an elderly man who drives his law
	n mower across several states to reconcile with his estranged brother, the
	 film unfolds at the pace of its protagonist. Lynch never rushes the journ
	ey or inflates its emotions. Instead, he finds drama in small encounters; 
	with strangers, memories and the passing American landscape. These moments
	 gradually accumulate into something unexpectedly profound.</p><p>Rather t
	han feeling like an exception within Lynch’s body of work, <em>The Straigh
	t Story</em> reveals another side of the same filmmaker: one equally fasci
	nated by human vulnerability, only this time without the shadows. It is on
	e of the warmest and most compassionate films he ever made, and a reminder
	 that profound cinema doesn’t always need to raise its voice.</p><p>This f
	ilm is chosen by <a href="https://www.supermercator.nl/cinemercator/team-c
	inemercator">Maaike</a></p><p>19-8</p><p>Maren Ade</p><p>EVERYONE ELSE</p>
	<p>(2009)</p><p>An alternately loving and feuding couple, together for an 
	unknown period of time, are on vacation on Sardinia: he, Chris, a struggli
	ng, perhaps visionary architect (Lars Eidinger); she, Gitti, a music publi
	cist (Birgit Minichmayr, winner of a Silver Bear at the 2009 Berlin Film F
	estival). </p><p>As long as they exist in an hermetic sphere of their own 
	creation, they are comfortable in their bodies, but persist in subtle role
	-playing that can only harm their relationship. Theirs is a uniquely defin
	ed interaction where Chris is the more “feminine” partner—performing a dec
	idedly unmacho dance to Willie Nelson and Julio Iglesias’ ‘80s classic “To
	 All the Girls I’ve Loved Before” under Gitti’s gaze and the feminine gaze
	 of the camera. </p><p>Aided by actors who are fearless in exploring their
	 own bodies and minds, Maren Ade transforms what should be a familiar stor
	y into an emotional tour de force, and at the same time creates what might
	 be considered to be a definitive generational portrait.</p><p>This film i
	s chosen by <a href="https://www.supermercator.nl/cinemercator/team-cineme
	rcator">Merthe</a></p><p>26-8</p><p>Denis Villeneuve</p><p>INCENDIES </p><
	p>2010</p><p><em>Incendies</em> is the film that announced Denis Villeneuv
	e as a major filmmaker long before <em>Arrival</em> or <em>Dune</em>. </p>
	<p>Adapted from Wajdi Mouawad’s play, it follows a pair of Canadian twins 
	who travel to an unnamed Middle Eastern country after their mother’s death
	, slowly uncovering the story she spent her life trying to bury. The myste
	ry is gripping, but the film’s real achievement lies in how it transforms 
	a detective story into a tragedy.</p><p>It's one of the strongest anti-war
	 films of the 21st century, not because it argues against war, but because
	 it shows how its consequences outlive every ceasefire. It is a film about
	 memory, inheritance, and the unbearable cost of discovering where you com
	e from. Few films leave such a profound emotional mark while remaining so 
	formally controlled.</p><p>This film is chosen by <a href="https://sites.g
	oogle.com/supermercator.nl/supermercator/cinemercator/team-cinemercator" t
	arget="_blank">Elisabeth</a></p><p>Do you want to receive our </p><p><a hr
	ef="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDcL-q6Kbcc" target="_blank">monthly p
	rogram?</a></p><p><a href="mailto:cinemercator@gmail.com" target="_blank">
	Send <em>'show me your movies'</em> to</a>:</p><p><a href="mailto:cinemerc
	ator@gmail.com" target="_blank">cinemercator@gmail.com</a></p><p><a href="
	https://www.supermercator.nl/cinemercator/cinemercator-a-r-c-h-i-v-e"> <em
	>archive</em></a></p>
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