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Philosophical Screens: Le Boucher
The Philosophical Screens team shine a light on arguably Claude Chabrol’s finest film.
- Total running time 60min
Widely considered Chabrol’s masterpiece, Le Boucher raises questions that cut to the heart of the filmmaker’s entire project: the nature of violence, the terrible intimacy between victim and perpetrator, and the limits of knowledge. Join our regular film philosophers Lucy Bolton, Ben Tyrer and Catherine Wheatley for a close-up look at a film that rewards and resists analysis in equal measure.
Free to ticket holders of Le Boucher + intro on Wednesday 9 September 18:10 NFT2, otherwise £6.50 (must be booked in advance due to capacity).
Temporary VAT-reduced rate for children: prices have been adjusted for all under 16’s tickets booked between 25 June and 1 September for screenings during the same period.
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