Bacurau [Online]
May 6–31 (Encore)
via Kino Lorber's Website
(Previously screened March 24 – April 15)
$12 General Admission
through Kino Lorber’s Kino Now application
One ticket good for a five-day pass to see Bacurau. Your purchase supports Northwest Film Forum!
About
** Your ticket supports Northwest Film Forum as one of the few art house cinemas across the country presenting this film as a limited engagement online screening! **
A few years from now… Bacurau, a small village in the Brazilian sertão, mourns the loss of its matriarch, Carmelita, who lived to be 94. Days later, its inhabitants (among them Sônia Braga) notice that their village has literally vanished from most maps and a UFO-shaped drone starts flying overhead. There are forces that want to expel them from their homes, and soon, in a genre-bending twist, a band of armed mercenaries led by Udo Kier arrive in town picking off the inhabitants one by one. A fierce confrontation takes place when the townspeople turn the tables on the villainous outsiders, banding together by any means necessary to protect and maintain their remote community.
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Praise for Bacurau:
A MESSAGE FROM NORTHWEST FILM FORUM:
Sitting at the beginning of the Coronavirus outbreak in the United States has been a fast-moving, surreal experience, where every plan Northwest Film Forum has made as a public space has mutated several times within a matter of hours. As Seattleites collectively settle into the reality that our next few months of gathering will take place on a digital plane, we at NWFF are endeavoring to do the best we can to continue building community! Throughout this difficult process, we cannot lose our sense of human connection and accountability towards one another.
Our team pivoted within a matter of days to move our entire ByDesign Festival onto a digital platform. We appreciate the solidarity of distributors like Kino Lorber, who are moving just as quickly to support art house cinemas with innovative presentation formats like this one. NWFF plans to maintain active dialogue with you, using many tools as we can—whether that means adopting platforms like Kino Lorber’s, using our own Vimeo Live stream and its built-in audience discussions, or hosting post-screening Q&As and workshops via Zoom—so that we can navigate this unpredictable new world together.
In the meantime, join us: let’s get lost together in the Brazilian wilds of Bacurau! ❤️