Nekantriai lauktas naujas “Tadas Blinda” atvyksta į Birminghamą ! Filmas bus rodomas MAC’e.
Pagaliau, po visiško bilietų nusiaubimo Londone ir Bristolyje, Tado Blindos kino seansas pasieks ir Birmingamą!
Kviečiame visus neabejingus savo istorijai lietuvius ir jų draugus pažiūrėti šio įspūdingo legendinio filmo, kuris po rekordinio lankomumo Lietuvoje, šiuo metu keliauja aplink pasaulį!
Pirmo ryškumo Lietuvos žvaigždės kovoja už savo ir kitų laisvę, istoriją. Nuotykiai, humoras ir aistra susipina šiame bene labiausiai laukiamame lietuviškame kino filme.Tai pirmas lietuviškas nuotykinis istorinis veiksmo filmas Nepriklausomos Lietuvos istorijoje. Didžiuosius ekranus pasiekęs po beveik 40 metų pertraukos nuo originalaus kūrinio atsiradimo.
VIETA ir LAIKAS: Šeštadienis, Gruodžio 10d. 15val. MAC centre, Cannon Hill parke
BILIETAI:
Pirmieji 40 bilietų – £10, vėliau bilietai brangs iki £14
Bilietus galite nusipirkti:
_ Lituanica parduotuvėje Birmingeme (222 Livery St, B3 1EU)
_ MAC bilietų kasose
_ Internetu: http://www.macarts.co.uk/
Filmas skirtas tik 18 metų sulaukusiems asmenims.
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After a complete sold-out in 4 days in London and Bristol – Tadas Blinda – a story of Lithuanian Robin Hood – is coming to Birmingham!
We are inviting you – a friend of Lithuania or Lithuanians, to come and see the epic movie of fight for freedom and honour. The record breaker movie in Lithuania is now travelling around the world!
A new long awaited Lithuanian movie – new release of “Tadas Blinda. Pradzia”. It is a record breaker movie in Lithuania. The story is often compared to English epic hero of Robin Hood.
Tadas Blinda is a legendary Lithuanian outlaw of 19th century was first made into a popular film in 1973. It featured a handsome leading man, dramatic hand-to-hand combat and feats of horsemanship, and the beautiful scenery of Lithuania’s green landscapes – it was an immediate success.
Although at the time the film was released with the approval of the Soviet government, many of its viewers interpreted the movie as a veiled reference to the Lithuanian guerrilla movement who, living in the forests, continued to resist the Soviet occupation during the 1940s and 1950s.
A new 2011 version is the first historical action movie released in Independent Lithuania after 40 years from its original version. Immediately it became a huge success in the country and is being scheduled to be showed around the world with International Premier in London’s Leicester Square.
TIME & PLACE: Saturday, 10 Dec, 3pm @MAC, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham
TICKETS:
The first 40 tickets are available for the special price of £10; all remaining tickets will be £14.
On sale at:
_ Lituanica shop in Birmingham (222 Livery St, B3 1EU)
_ MAC box office
_ Online at http://www.macarts.co.uk/
Age: 18+
