Trent Film Society presents: Lemon Tree
It has been two months since the ceasefire between Palestine and Israel, and media coverage on the conflict has dwindled and shifted its focus to other parts of the Middle …
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Trent Film Society presents: V for Vendetta
Hello fellow Trent students and movie goers! Next week, Trent Film Society will be taking a break from our usual programming to bring you a movie a little more mainstream …
Trent Film Society Presents: The House of the Devil
We started our Shock-tober horror series by visiting various parts of the world, exploring different types of horror, and understanding what makes people tick. From South Korea’s I Saw the …
Trent Film Society Presents: Repulsion
Repulsion explores many chilling themes, such as claustrophobia and mental illness. Polanski’s early work had a particular fascination with these themes, which also appear in Rosemary’s Baby (1968) and The …
Trent Film Society presents: Martyrs
This week, Trent Film Society is screening Pascal Laugier’s New French Extremist film Martyrs, as part of our focus on horror cinema for the month of October. We loosely paired …
Trent Film Society Presents: I Saw the Devil
Few films in the past decade successfully balance brutal violence with calm, aesthetically pleasing scenes quite like Kim Jee-Woon’s 2010 masterpiece I Saw the Devil. Starting as a familiar revenge …
Trent Film Society Presents: Enemy
What’s better than a film starring Jake Gyllenhaal? A film starring Jake Gyllenhaal… twice! And what better place to screen the film than at Market Hall (140 Charlotte Street), on …
Trent Film Society Presents: The Double
The Double is an intriguing film that unfortunately fell under the radar of mainstream cinemas. At times it reminds me of the dank underworld of David Lynch’s Eraserhead, the sense …
Trent Film Society Presents: Rushmore
Hello fellow Trent students and movie goers! Next week, Trent Film Society will be screening a laughable and lovable quirky comedy about the problems many students face when it comes …
Trent Film Society Presents: An Education
Adapted by Nick Hornby from a memoir of a British journalist, Lone Scherfig’s beguiling film An Education centers on Jenny, a clever 16 year-old high school student played by the …