The screening of the film starts at 19:30 sharp (no commercials) and the cinema hall opens at 19:10. You can find more general information about tickets, refund policy etc. A ticket is not refundable or exchangeable. Please note: you can only buy a ticket online tickets are not purchasable with cash or bank card at the ticket counter. You can buy a ticket via the black “order” button on this page. Buying a ticket online in advance is mandatory if you want to attend this film. This film will be shown at Filmhuis De Zwarte Doos. This film classic won 65 awards, including 3 Oscars, 3 BAFTA’s, and a Palm d’Or. “It is one of those rare movies that is not just about a story, or some characters, but about a whole universe of feeling.” Chicago Sun-Times “The wonder of The Piano is that such an outwardly simple story could emerge into such a complex swirl of lingering memories.” The Austin Chronicle “The Piano plays itself with such contrapuntal richness, it resonates in you forever.” The Washington Post “Erotic, Mysterious, Exquisite.” Newsweek. The film will be preceded by a short introduction.Ĭome and see this film classic with modern eyes and see if it still stands the test of time. Jane Campion is the only female filmmaker to win the Palme d’Or at Cannes, and this is her third feature film. The BBC’s Culture Critics’ Poll voted The Piano the best film ever made by a female director. Last year, Campion became the third female director ever to win an Oscar ( Power of the Dog), beating out big names like Steven Spielberg. In many ways, the success of the film The Piano paved the way for New Zealand-born director Jane Campion. It is also often considered as special since the romantic (and erotic) scenes were directed by a woman, which was very unusual at the time. The film is set in the 19 th century, but looking back, the film can also be seen as an interesting representation of the time in which it was made.
The rugged country can be considered a character in itself. The Piano is a big screen beauty shot in picture-perfect New Zealand. At first, Ada despises George, but slowly their relationship changes, propelling them into a dire situation. Ada suffers anguish and loss when Stewart sells her piano to a neighbor, George, as the piano at least provided her with some means of communication.Īda learns from George that she can get her piano back by giving him piano lessons, but only under certain conditions. Life in the rugged forests of New Zealand's North Island is not what she imagined, nor is her relationship with her new husband, Stewart.
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