Are you trying ahead to seeing Yorgos Lanthimos’ Bugonia? What about nearly essentially the most area of interest method potential? Then one theater in Los Angeles has simply the chance for you — offered you’re bald or able to make the transfer.
As per DoLA, “On October twentieth, at Culver Theater, there will probably be a particular superior screening of Bugonia, from director Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. This particular screening is for anybody who’s bald. If you’re not bald, we can have a barber on website to shave your head so as so that you can watch the movie. Screening begins at 8pm, however the barber will probably be arrange at 6pm to begin shaving heads.”
The hyperlink right here in fact is that Emma Stone’s character, Michelle Fuller, is shaved bald through the film (a glance she caught plenty of consideration with whereas making appearances whereas Bugonia was filming). Fortunately, you’d be doing this willingly and never after being kidnapped by Jesse Plemons and Aidan Delbis. There are additionally two fairly snazzy perks: the screening is just a few days earlier than Bugonia comes out on October twenty fourth and your ticket is free. Not a foul deal for an LA-based cueball!
This stunt for Bugonia can be simply the newest gimmick screening of word, because the Culver Theater additionally had a exhibiting of The Lengthy Stroll that challenged viewers to preserve a gentle tempo on a treadmill during the Stephen King adaptation.
Bugonia fared extraordinarily effectively with critics popping out of this yr’s Venice Movie Pageant, the place it competed for the Golden Lion, the highest prize which Yorgos Lanthimos beforehand gained for Poor Issues.
Right here is the official plot of Bugonia, as per Focus Options: “Two conspiracy obsessed younger males kidnap the high-powered CEO of a significant firm, satisfied that she is an alien intent on destroying planet Earth.” It’s the fourth function for Lanthimos and Stone.
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