September Says 18
This film is F-Rated
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Sisters July and September are very close, but very different: September is protective and distrustful; July, open and curious. An incident in school forces them to flee to an old holiday home with their mum, where a series of surreal events cause their bond to shift in ways July cannot comprehend.
The directorial debut from Greek-French actor Ariane Labed (Attenberg, most recently seen in The Brutalist), September Says is adapted from the novel Sisters by Daisy Johnson – the youngest nominee for the Man Booker Prize in history.
The film premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival and has garnered comparisons to the work of Yorgos Lanthimos and Athina Rachel Tsangari.
The following screenings will be followed by a pre-recorded Q&A with Ariane Labed provided by Reclaim the Frame:
Saturday 1st March - 4pm
Sunday 2nd March - 8:20pm
Monday 3rd March - 3:40pm (with HoH captions)
Tuesday 4th March - 8:20pm
Reclaim The Frame is a charity dedicated to bringing ever greater audiences to films by people from marginalised genders to offer a wider perspective of the world. This project seeks to empower audiences to make a positive intervention in the distribution and exhibition space.
F-Rated: Directed by Ariane Labed based on the novel by Daisy Johnson
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- Director
- Ariane Labed
- Year
- 2025
- Duration
- 1 hour 40 minutes
- Language
- English
- Cast
- Mia Tharia, Pascale Kann, Rakhee Thakrar
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