STORY OF MY DEATH / HONOR OF THE KNIGHTS

$10.00 (member) ; $15.00 (general admission)

Ticket prices include a $2.00 online booking fee.

Aero Theatre | Q&A with filmmaker Albert Serra

Co-presented by ICAA, EGEDA US and LA OLA, made possible by Recent Spanish Cinema.

STORY OF MY DEATH 35mm print courtesy of Andergraun Films. HONOR OF THE KNIGHTS 35mm print courtesy of ICAA.

‘Albert Serra: An American Cinematheque Retrospective’

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ABOUT THE FILMS:

STORY OF MY DEATH, 2013, Albert Serra, 148, Andergraun Films, Spain/France/Romania

Winner of the prestigious Golden Leopard award for Best Film at the Locarno International Film Festival in 2013, Albert Serra’s STORY OF MY DEATH is a baroque reflection on pleasure and erotic desire dramatized from an imagined meeting between the ageing Casanova and Count Dracula. The journey begins as Casanova meets a new servant who will witness his last moments in life. From a Swiss castle with its gallant and libertine Eighteenth Century atmosphere, to his final days spent in poor and shadowy Northern lands. There, his rationalist way of thinking and frivolous and mundane world will succumb to a new, violent, occult and romantic force, represented by Dracula and his eternal power.

FORMAT: 35mm

HONOR OF THE KNIGHTS, 2006, Albert Serra, 107, Andergraun Films, Spain

Albert Serra’s visionary reimaging of Don Quixote finds Quixote and Sancho on a directionless journey as they wander through Catalonia in search of adventures. Serra’s atmospheric and contemplative approach reveals a moving portrait of friendship as the two wanderers discuss spiritual, chivalrous and practical matters along the way.

FORMAT: 35mm