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| 2001,
98 min, UK |
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Fri
2/1 7:15 pm
Roxie Cinema |
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Tue
2/5 5:00 pm
Roxie Cinema |
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Sun
2/10 6:00 pm
Parkway Theater |
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Advance
tickets for this show are no long available but tickets will
be available at the theater 15 minutes before show time.
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Please
arrive 15 minutes before showtime
to assure seating!

Advanced tickets are not mailed.
Pick them up at will call the day of the show.

To buy passes, please go to the Tickets
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Synopsis
SOUTH WEST 9, the latest
from the producers of HUMAN TRAFFIC, is an exuberant, serious,
exciting work, and one of the most entertaining British films
in years. Its provocative, intense, visually stunning,
has a healthy dose of cynical humor, and a killer soundtrack
from Orbital, Roger Sanchez and Alabama 3.
SW9: the Brixton postal code. Nowhere else in Britain has such
a diversity of characters and the madness of a true street culture.
Riots. Guns. Drugs. This is the old Brixton. Throw in yuppies,
clubbers, scammers, Internet anarchists and rave clubs and you
have the new Brixton. It puts you through the windshield of
the new millennium. The death of idealism, capitalism, religion
and hippies. Even the drugs dont work any more. The children
of the summer of love generation are revolting.
Seattle. Stockholm. Paris, Quebec City. May Day Riots. DisUnited
Kingdom. The Internet is informing todays youth about
the behavior of the multi-nationals. The kids are not all right.
In 24 hours, 5 of them will be changed forever.
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Attendance : Richard
Parry and Allan Niblo (producer)
Contact : www.sw9movie.com
fruitsaladfilms@supanet.com
Fruit Salad Film J. Ruth Evans (t) 44 207
404 1404 (f) 44 207 404 0576 |
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Preceded
By : Remote (2001,
11 min, USA) by Ethan Tobman
Contact
: TobmanD@aol.com
(t) 917 952 0520
Synopsis
: Three couples
of different ethnicity, sex, sexuality and race exchange the
same dialogue word for word, with unnerving results.
Official selection Cannes 2001.
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