Filmklubben Sandgatan 8 för att se och diskutera film hos Dominikanerna på Sandgatan 8 i Lund.  Vi ser filmer som kan ge underlag för reflektion, filmer som är gjorda med engagemang. Det vi söker är inte film med “budskap” eller ren underhållning, men film som närmar sig världen med nyfikenhet och öppen blick.
Bra film kan fördjupa perpektiven. Där finns det som inte går att förklara, människans och världens mysterium, alla lager av verklighet. En sanning, gömd i den vanliga världen, kan framträda in te minst i de diskussioner som följer på varje film. Under några år har vi sett film bland annat av Andrei Tarkovsky, Robert Bresson, Hirokazo Kore-eda,  Ingmar Bergman, Erik Rohmer, Bo Widerberg, Debra Granik, Kelly Reickhardt och  andra. Vi blandar “svårare” och “enklare” filmer, svenskt och annat - alltid med engelsk undertext.
Höst och vår har vi under en följd av år anordnat FilmDagar med ett valt tema, ett bra tillfälle att se flera filmer av en regissör och gå in och undersöka hans värld.

Programansvariga för Filmklubben 2024 är Magnus Ingvarsson, Viggo Johnsson, Daniel Markus  och Björn Engdahl, dominikanbroder.

Alltid introduktion före och samtal efter filmen, vanligtvis på engelska/ Always introduction before the film and discussion afterwards

English subtitles to all films.

Medlemsskap i Filmklubben, 150 Skr för 2024 tecknas på plats / Membership 150 SEK for all films 2024, registration at the entrance

Filmerna visas i samarbete med Dominikanerna, Domino katolska studenter och Bilda

Discussion after all films

PROGRAM AUGUSTI - DECEMBER 2024

Start of semester

FRIDAY AUGUST 30th
19.15 THE GRADUATE by Mike Nichols, USA 1967, 1h46min, starring Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft
WOW, school´s finished, bright future for Ben­jamin. Some complications are waiting though. We start the semester with a true classic, not least the soundtrack by Simon&Garfunkel. Oh mrs Robinsson!

 Film Week September 17th - 21st

Luis Bunuel  - Surreal = SuperReal

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 17th
19.30 THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL Mexico 1962, 1h35min, starring Slivia Panal, Jacqeline Andere
Imagine being locked in while attending a party and not being able to leave. Voilà, par­ty ambience changes, elegancy fades and it’s replaced by... A satire, a sneak peak on what clould be found behind the curtains.

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20th
19.30 TRISTANA
Spain 1970, 1h39min, starring Catherine Deneuve, Fernando Rey, Franco Nero
In early 20th-century Spain, the true per­il to the innocence and integrity of a young orphaned woman lies not in societal pressures or economic struggles but in the manipulative grasp of her guardian, an older libertine w hose seduction and control force her into a turbulent jour­ney of self-discovery and vengeance.

 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21st
17.45 THE ANDALUSIAN DOG by Luis Buñuel, Spain 1929, 16 min, starring Pierre Batcheff, Luis Buñuel, Salvador Dali
The most famous short film ever made? A bizarre, no-sense film written together with the Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí.

18.15 DINNER Please bring something to share for a pleasant time together

 19.30 THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE Spain 1977, 1h43min, starring Fernando Rey, Carole Bouquet, Angela Molina
A relationship tale with twists as surprising as Buñuel’s choice of having two actresses interchangeably playing the same role with large age gaps, left wing terrorism and psychoanalysis, that this is a film from 1977 is however hardly surprising. 

Surreal = SuperReal
The world risen out of the trenches of the First World War needed new expressions, hence the introduction of Surrealism in the arts. The same year René Magritte painted his famous This is Not a Pipe, a Spanish filmmaker made his directorial debut with The Andalusian Dog (1929). He then collaborated with Salvador Dalí, but soon stood on his own feet and would become the supreme master of cinematic Surrealism: Luis Buñuel. His work would demask the bourgeoisie, reveal hidden sexual desires where they were not expected, and thus stir up caustic reactions, not least in the Catholic establishment where he was fully scandalized. But watch his films not merely as blunt satire. They do carry dense, positive meaning, which we may need to work out together (like in group therapy). He was truly a social artist. Relationships between words, images and messages may be skewed, like our feelings, fantasies and beliefs. Paradoxes are only paradoxical in the wrong logic. Buñuel said: “Thank God, I’m an atheist.” He was in fact a very moral artist, whose passionate aim was the freedom of man. The quote continues: “We must seek God within man himself.”                Magnus Ingvarsson, Lund

Autumn films

In the eyes of the child

FRIDAY OCTOBER 18th
19.15 KES by Ken Loach, UK 1969, 1h51min,starring David Bradley, Brian Glover
Billy, 15 years old, a coal mine town working class boy, spots a kestrel and starts to train the young bird. Getting close to the kester he is taken by its beauty. But things will happen.

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8th
19.15 PETITE MAMAN by Céline Sciamma, France 2021, 1h13min, starring Joséphine Sanz, Gabrielle Sanz
When we come into this world our mothers are everything, even our bodies are conjoined. At the same time they are perhaps always strangers to us, impossible to meet as equals.

 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 22ND
19.15 COME AND SEE by Elem Klimov, Sovjet Union 1985, 2h22min, starring Aleksej Kravchenko, Olga Mironova
In this powerful World War II drama set in Belarus, the story follows a young boy whose journey from innocence to maturi­ty is shaped by the stark realities of conflict. As he joins the resistance and experiences the hardships of war, he encounters both the brutality and resilience of the human spirit.

Andrey Tarkovsky

FRIDAY DECEMBER 13th
19.15 ANDREY RUBLEV Sovjet Union 1966, 3h09min,starring Anatoly Solonitsyn
Through rain, mud and snow, through de­ceptions, lonelyness and deceit the 15th cen­tury Andrey Rublev, monk and icon paint­er, lives the sound of the bell of liberation.