SFF: Hidden (Caché) + Intro (15)
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Michael Haneke’s Hidden (Caché) is one of 21st-century cinema’s most haunting psychological thrillers — a chilling portrait of guilt, privilege, and surveillance in a post-colonial France.
As Georges and his wife begin receiving anonymous videotapes that pierce the calm of their domestic life, cracks form between private trauma and public history.
Rarely screened and unavailable on UK streaming platforms, this is a rare chance to experience Haneke’s masterpiece in the cinema where it belongs.
This special screening as part of Sheffield Film Festival, opening our 5 by Haneke season, will be introduced by Joseph Cutts. Joseph Cutts is an installation artist, international curator & film programmer based in Sheffield.
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As Georges and his wife begin receiving anonymous videotapes that pierce the calm of their domestic life, cracks form between private trauma and public history.
Rarely screened and unavailable on UK streaming platforms, this is a rare chance to experience Haneke’s masterpiece in the cinema where it belongs.
This special screening as part of Sheffield Film Festival, opening our 5 by Haneke season, will be introduced by Joseph Cutts. Joseph Cutts is an installation artist, international curator & film programmer based in Sheffield.
Get Tickets
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