POTSDAM -- Cinema 10 will continue Monday, Oct. 27 with a screening of "Only Lovers Left Alive", which follows Adam, a reclusive artist who has spent centuries influencing the world's most respected …
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POTSDAM -- Cinema 10 will continue Monday, Oct. 27 with a screening of "Only Lovers Left Alive", which follows Adam, a reclusive artist who has spent centuries influencing the world's most respected artists, now alone in his apartment and working on albums using dilapidated equipment.
Cinema 10 films screen on Mondays at 7:15 p.m. at the Roxy Theater, 20 Main St.
Tickets are $3.50 individual/$25 season tickets for students and seniors, and $4.50 individual/$35 season tickets for general admission.
Although vampires are old hat for major studio productions, director Jim Jarmusch's romp into the supernatural brings a "a wry, jaded sense of humour" (exclaim.ca) to the genre in Only Lovers Left Alive.
When his wife returns to Detroit to prevent his suicide, the two enjoy their rekindled union by traveling the city under cover of night and enjoying the finest Type-O popsicles. But their quiet unravels in a hurry when Eve's unpredictable sister takes a liking to their lifestyle.