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SUMMARY:After Yang / Moon
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DESCRIPTION:Admission is free. No advance reservations. Your seat will be a
	ssigned to you when you pick up your ticket at the box office. Seats are a
	ssigned on a first come\, first served basis. The box office opens one hou
	r before the event.\n\n\nAfter Yang\nU.S.\, 2021\n\nWriter-director Kogona
	da’s highly refined visual sensibility yields here a subtler variant of dy
	stopian science fiction\, call it cozy futurism. The cocoon of tasteful de
	sign and supportive technology that envelops Jake (Colin Farrell)\, Kyra (
	Jodie Turner-Smith) and their adoptive daughter Mika (Malea Emma Tjandrawi
	djaja) soothes all but the most mild domestic anxieties until their belove
	d family android\, Yang (Justin H. Min)\, breaks down and they must deal w
	ith the unexpected mess of emotions that follows on their own. From this t
	raumatic glitch\, Kagonada draws a layered exploration of grief\, memory a
	nd the nature of identity in a world that\, for all its advances\, feels a
	chingly close to our own. \n\nDCP\, color\, 96 min. Director: Kogonada. Sc
	reenwriter: Kogonada. With: Colin Farrell\, Jodie Turner-Smith\, Justin H.
	 Min.\n\nMoon\nU.S.\, 2009\n\nSam Rockwell delivers a magnetic performance
	 as Sam Bell\, an astronaut coming undone at the end of a long-term solo m
	ission on the Moon in director Duncan Jones’ feature debut. Overseeing a l
	unar mining operation with only the station’s AI computer to keep him comp
	any\, Sam looks forward to returning home to his wife and daughter until a
	n accident leads him to confront the nature of his existence. Duncan incor
	porates a number of familiar contemporary sci-fi elements into his story —
	 corporate greed\, environmentalism\, the dangers of technology — but it’s
	 Rockwell’s turn — and turn and turn again — as a man struggling to unders
	tand himself that is the film’s real center of gravity. \n\n35mm\, color\,
	 97 min. Director: Duncan Jones. Screenwriter: Nathan Parker. With: Sam Ro
	ckwell\, Kevin Spacey\, Dominique McElligott.\n\nEvent Website: https://ci
	nema.ucla.edu/events/2024/08/07/after-yang-moon\n\nSource: https://communi
	ty.ucla.edu/event/211bb452-9381-4ce3-8bf4-8f1e4b1b8bd0
LOCATION:Billy Wilder Theater
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