A lyrical and spiritual cinematic essay on “The Exorcist” explores the uncharted depths of William Friedkin’s mind’s eye, the nuances of his filmmaking process, and the mysteries of faith and fate that have shaped his life and filmography. Passionately discussing his influences and interrogating the obsessions he continuously returned to throughout his filmmaking career, William Friedkin makes for a riveting subject – reflective, insightful and often disarmingly candid.
WORLD PREMIERE: Venice Film Festival 2019
Age restriction: 16+
director: Alexandre O. Philippe screenwriter: Alexandre O. Philippe cast: William Friedkin director of photography: Robert Muratore editor: David Lawrence music: Jon Hegel, Anthony Weeden language: English subtitles: Polish
THE SILENT REVOLUTION: THE STATE, SOCIETY AND THE CANADIAN HORROR documentary / Great Britain / 2019 / 1h 36min # docs / Canadian horror / history / classic / David…
