(CODE INCONNU, Michael Haneke, France/Germany/ Romania 2000, 116 min., French, German, Romanian, Bambara, and Songhai with subtitles, 35mm)

A spine-tingling thriller with no visible violence and no apparent mystery to solve, this tense follow-up to Haneke’s Funny Games details the lives of four people whose paths casually cross in present-day Paris. In her most amazing performance since Kieslowski’s Blue, Juliette Binoche brings emotional intensity and subtlety to actions as simple as being in a subway train or listening through the wall to her neighbors’ domestic quarrel.

CODE INCONNU
Michael Haneke
France/Germany/ Romania 2000, 116 min.
French, German, Romanian, Bambara, and Songhai with subtitles
35mm

A spine-tingling thriller with no visible violence and no apparent mystery to solve, this tense follow-up to Haneke’s Funny Games details the lives of four people whose paths casually cross in present-day Paris. In her most amazing performance since Kieslowski’s Blue, Juliette Binoche brings emotional intensity and subtlety to actions as simple as being in a subway train or listening through the wall to her neighbors’ domestic quarrel.