Companion
About this event
Companion is a psychological thriller from the creators of BARBARIAN, exploring the darker sides of love through a gripping story. A group of friends visiting a lakeside estate soon find their relationships tested, as secrets surface and tensions escalate, leading to a series of unexpected and blood-soaked twists. Trust the experience to unfold unexpectedly, with standout performances from Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid ensuring a chilling cinematic experience.
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In this compelling film by Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa, the devastation of World War II urban bombing campaigns is meticulously explored through archival footage. Inspired by W. G. Sebald's essay, the film raises critical questions about the morality of using civilian populations in warfare and whether mass destruction can ever be justified for higher ideals. This timely inquiry resonates deeply with current global contexts, making it a must-see event. The film features a score by Christiaan Verbeek, enhancing its emotional impact.