One Time Only program

Date

Place

Garage Screen summer cinema

DESCRIPTION

One Time Only is a series of unique and usually single screenings of new films that will not be shown in Russian cinemas outside of Garage Screen. The program includes new festival films, documentaries, experimental pictures, and features as well as works by contemporary artists.

tickets

Standard: 350 rubles
Student: 250 rubles*

 GARAGE cardholders:  175 RUB.

Tickets for seniors, veterans, large families, under 18s, and visitors with disabilities (with one carer): 175 RUB**

We recommend that you buy tickets in advance. All ticket categories are available online.

* Students aged 18–25 on production of relevant ID
** Please show proof of eligibility at the cinema entrance

Schedule

Premiere: Days

Leading a lonely life in a house in the mountains, Kang suffers from an unknown disease. Illegal immigrant Non nestles in a tiny shack in Bangkok. A new film by Tsai Ming-liang, this picture is a wordless visual poem about solitude, intimacy, and desire. Garage Screen presents the Russian premiere of the movie where the languages of cinema and contemporary art dissolve in each other.

Date
Tuesday, August 4
Time
20:00–22:30

Premiere: Martin Eden

Despite his proletarian background, young Martin Eden is fighting for his right to become an author as well as for the love of a girl from high society. A non-canonical adaptation of the eponymous novel by Jack London, this is a sensual and tactile movie about the twentieth century which is being literally animated and documented on screen. Garage Screen presents its Moscow premiere.

Date
Wednesday, August 5
Time
20:00–23:00

Film screening. Days

Leading a lonely life in a house in the mountains, Kang suffers from an unknown disease. Illegal immigrant Non nestles in a tiny shack in Bangkok. A new film by Tsai Ming-liang, this picture is a wordless visual poem about solitude, intimacy, and desire. Garage Screen presents the Russian premiere of the movie where the languages of cinema and contemporary art dissolve in each other.

Date
Thursday, August 6
Time
20:00–22:30

Premiere: The Woman Who Ran

A young woman visits friends she hasn’t seen for a long time. These meetings imperceptibly change her view of herself and the world around her. A new tragicomedy by Hong Sang-soo, The Woman Who Ran is a weightless transparent movie saturated with subtle philosophical humor. Garage Screen presents the Russian premiere of the film.

Date
Wednesday, August 7
Time
20:00–21:30

Film screening: Martin Eden

Despite his proletarian background, young Martin Eden is fighting for his right to become an author as well as for the love of a girl from high society. A non-canonical adaptation of the eponymous novel by Jack London, this is a sensual and tactile movie about the twentieth century which is being literally animated and documented on screen.

Date
August 9, Sunday
Time
20:30–23:30