Curzon Film
Everything Went Fine
Francois Ozon’s latest film centres on Emmanuele, as she is confronted with her father's declining health and his request for her help in ending his life with a medically assisted suicide. The film is based on Emmanuele Bernheim’s memoir. It is not, however, a depressing film. Rather than agonising about the ethics of the situation, Ozon’s unsentimental and tender film is interested more in its practical aspects and family issues, resulting in a thoughtful and understated film with some bright moments.
60 non-member tickets will be available to purchase for individual screenings in Season 59. Non-member tickets are £5 (full-time students £3) and can be purchased in advance from The Exchange’s Box Office online at http://exchangetwickenham.co.uk/events, by telephone 020 8240 2399 or in person. To ensure that you secure a ticket and avoid disappointment, we strongly recommend early pre-booking via The Exchange.
Richmond Film Society was formed in 1963 and has since screened nearly 850 films. Our objective was, and remains, to bring our community the very best in World Cinema. Our 19-film seasons run from September to June and, in the absence of COVID-19 restrictions, attract an aggregate audience of over 4,500 attendees.
Films are shown on alternate Tuesdays at 8:00 pm sharp, with no ads or trailers. On screening nights, the bar opens at 7:00 p.m. and drinks can be brought into the auditorium. Film notes are available online for each screening and audience scores and feedback are collated.
See http://www.richmondfilmsoc.org.uk for further information and full details of our Season 59 programme.
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