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Lady Chatterley

Pascale Ferran, 2006

preceded by Special Afflictions by Ray Harryhozen

Bonnie Camplin, 2006

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"Every frame of the movie seems alive: with risk, with pleasure, with a sensuality that is both wild and intelligent."—A. O. Scott, New York Times

Winner of five César Awards (the French Oscars), Lady Chatterley is adapted from an early version of D. H. Lawrence’s once-scandalous novel. The wife of a wealthy, wheelchair-bound mine owner rediscovers the physical and spiritual passion of her life before marriage in an illicit relationship with a taciturn gamekeeper. (168 mins., 35mm)

Bonnie Camplin's Special Afflictions by Roy Harryhozen was inspired by Jack Cardiff’s 1974 film The Mutations and by the classic special effects work of Ray Harryhausen. (5 mins., 35mm)

The Artists Cinema commissions are produced by Frieze Projects and LUX in collaboration with the Independent Cinema Office and supported by Arts Council England and the Culture 2000 program of the European Union. Frieze Projects are presented in association with Cartier.
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Lady Chatterley