Genre films come in multiple categories that require adequate time and patience to be explored, as they should. European cinema, in particular, has offered, throughout history, some of the most impressive and carefully executed science-fiction films, long before the reign of computer-generated images and visual effects.<\/p>\n
Within the framework of the 21st edition of the European Film Festival in Lebanon, the Metropolis Association, in partnership with the cultural institutes of the European Union Member States, presents a selection of classic European science fiction films, most in their restored versions. <\/p>\n
You will be intrigued by their advanced concepts of space, their visions of the perfect world and the new forms of future life they dreamed about\u2026 hop in, the ship is about to launch.<\/p>\n
About the Movie<\/b>
In an unspecified future, a world tournament takes place in which aggressiveness is vented to avoid war. The participants, divided into Hunters and Victims, have to kill or survive by participating in 10 rounds. Caroline, a famous American hunter, has to kill her last victim, Marcello. Having survived six hunts, he has other problems on his mind, as well.<\/p>\n
Italy, co-produced with France | 1965 | 93 min | Restored DCP
English subtitles.<\/p>\n
Tickets<\/b>
5,000 LL<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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