Bruxa presents Cinema Erotica in Melbourne
Mar 22
A haunting study of love, loss, and desire.
Join Bruxa in welcoming Cinema Erotica’s return to the big screen at Thornbury Picture House in Melbourne on Saturday March 22.
Enjoy drinks on arrival from 7pm then settle in for a screening of Elegy, an adaptation of Phillip Roth’s The Dying Animal, directed by Isabel Coixet.
The film follows a professor whose carefully controlled life unravels when he becomes captivated by a mesmerising student. At its centre is a professor whose curated world fractures when an affair with a captivating student forces him to confront his own vulnerabilities. As desire intensifies, so too does his fear — of intimacy, of obsession, of what it means to surrender to another.
Elegy explores the delicate interplay between longing and fear, as it examines the complex dynamics of love, ageing, and self-awareness.
For more details about Bruxa’s event, head here.
THE DETAILS
Thornbury Picture House
802 High Street Thornbury, Wurundjeri Country, Melbourne VIC
Mar 22
7pm pre-drinks
8:30pm Film
Join Bruxa in welcoming Cinema Erotica’s return to the big screen at Thornbury Picture House in Melbourne on Saturday March 22.
Enjoy drinks on arrival from 7pm then settle in for a screening of Elegy, an adaptation of Phillip Roth’s The Dying Animal, directed by Isabel Coixet.
The film follows a professor whose carefully controlled life unravels when he becomes captivated by a mesmerising student. At its centre is a professor whose curated world fractures when an affair with a captivating student forces him to confront his own vulnerabilities. As desire intensifies, so too does his fear — of intimacy, of obsession, of what it means to surrender to another.
Elegy explores the delicate interplay between longing and fear, as it examines the complex dynamics of love, ageing, and self-awareness.
For more details about Bruxa’s event, head here.
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