May 2024: Jonathan Pryce to discuss Brazil in live virtual Q&A

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Picturehouse 441 is hosting a live virtual Q&A with Sir Jonathan Pryce on BRAZIL on Tuesday May 21 2024. Full details below on this page.

In May 2024, Picturehouse 441, a live virtual Q&A series, will be interviewing Sir Jonathan Pryce about his role as Sam Lowry in Terry Gilliam’s 1985 picture Brazil.

The event will be a Zoom webinar Q&A featuring Sir Jonathan Pryce, on May 21 2024 at 4PM ET/1PM PT/9pm UK.

To buy tickets, please visit https://www.picturehouse441.com/event/brazil

Once you have purchased your ticket, you will automatically receive a Zoom link. 

The series normally charges a nominal $7 fee normally just to cover operating costs. Yet for this occasion, readers to this website can claim a $2 discount by entering code DREAMS441 in the box called “Add Promotion Code”

From the event’s website: “In a career full of wildly imaginative films, BRAZIL stands tall as Terry Gilliam’s most complete and satisfying vision. Inspired by George Orwell’s 1984 (BRAZIL was originally titled 1984 1/2 but was changed after Michael Radford’s direct cinematic adaptation of the novel beat BRAZIL to theaters by a year), this pitch-black dystopian comedy about a bureaucrat (Sir Jonathan Pryce) who dreams of escaping his monotonous life has had a profound influence on decades of subsequent films. BRAZIL pops with the thrill of invention and is grounded with a profound sense of humanity by Sir Jonathan Pryce in his breakout performance. An oddly timely and prophetic vision of the now-past future (or was it always past?), BRAZIL has revealed itself to be a warning of forthcoming history that’s both deeply disturbing and insanely entertaining.”

 

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12 Monkeys
The Fisher King
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Brazil
Time Bandits
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