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Dir. Brian Helgeland, 2001, USA, 132 min.
Preceded by a live performance by medieval music ensemble ALKEMIE and an introduction by critic and playwright Natalie Zutter.
Layering medieval anachronism over the familiar beats of a sports narrative, only with jousting replacing football or baseball, A Knight’s Tale succeeds as both an underdog story and a postmodern pastiche. ... And can we just say that the choice of David Bowie’s “Golden Years” for the unforgettable dance scene is argument enough for the queerness of this movie.
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A Knight's Tale
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View All ShowingsDir. Brian Helgeland, 2001, USA, 132 min.
Preceded by a live performance by medieval music ensemble ALKEMIE and an introduction by critic and playwright Natalie Zutter.
Layering medieval anachronism over the familiar beats of a sports narrative, only with jousting replacing football or baseball, A Knight’s Tale succeeds as both an underdog story and a postmodern pastiche. ... And can we just say that the choice of David Bowie’s “Golden Years” for the unforgettable dance scene is argument enough for the queerness of this movie.
All sales are final; no refunds or exchanges. Five minutes after the listed showtime, any unused tickets will be considered no-shows and released to standby customers.
