Harvest

Athina Rachel Tsangari’s (Attenberg, Chevalier) striking adaptation of Jim Crace’s acclaimed novel finds an idyllic rural community coming under threat from outsiders.

Screening dates and booking

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Credits

  • Director

    Athina Rachel Tsangari

  • Screenwriters

    Joslyn Barnes, Jim Crace, Athina Rachel Tsangari

  • With

    Caleb Landry Jones, Harry Melling, Rosy McEwen, Arinzé Kene, Thalissa Teixeira

  • UK-Germany-Greece-France-USA 2024. 131min

  • Courtesy of

    MUBI

  • Language

    English

    With English subtitles

Access information

Saturday 12 October 2024 20:45
Sunday 13 October 2024 13:00
Sunday 20 October 2024 12:45

The above screenings will be presented with on-screen English subtitles. Please note these do not include descriptions of non-dialogue audio.

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Introduction

Harvest portrays a village whose traditional way of life is disrupted at a moment of severe economic turmoil. Tsangari brilliantly captures the villagers’ lives and their dedication to the land, and the way the community turns against new arrivals when a series of events befall them. A terrific Caleb Landry Jones (Get Out, Nitram) leads an impressive cast in this study of modernity and superstition in a time of uncertainty.

Isabel Moir

Content warning

Contains racial violence and distressing scenes.

Festival guests

We are delighted to welcome Athina Rachel Tsangari present Harvest at its premiere screening on Saturday 12 October. Read more about festival guests.  

How to book

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