"The Fall" @ The Brattle Theater & Pre-film bite @ Cava

The Fall is widely-considered one of the most visually-impressive films of the past few decades. Featuring incredible, colorful cinematography and beautiful costumes, it's a visual feast that deserves to be seen in a theater. Come see it at The Brattle in Cambridge on Friday, Oct. 16th. Description: The Fall (2006) is a visually dazzling adventure fantasy film directed by Tarsem Singh, centering on the relationship between Roy Walker (Lee Pace), a paralyzed 1920s Hollywood stuntman, and Alexandria (Catinca Untaru), a 5-year-old immigrant girl with a broken arm. Confined to a Los Angeles hospital, a deeply depressed Roy begins spinning an epic, improvised fairy tale to captivate Alexandria. However, his spectacular story hides a dark secret. We are going to the Friday 8PM showing (Oct 16th) at The Brattle in Harvard Square. There is no assigned seating at the Brattle. You can pre-purchase tickets HERE. DETAILS OPTIONAL - 6:30PM: Meet at the nearby Cava for a pre-film dinner. 7:30PM: Make our way to the Brattle. 7:45PM: For folks who opt to skip the meal at Cava, please gather outside, near the theater box office. In case of inclement weather, we can meet inside at the theater auditorium. Approx. 8PM: Movie starts. Run-time is 1 hr. 59 minutes so anticipated end is 10PM. Optional - aftwerward. For anyone interested, we may grab drinks afterward at the Alden and Harlowe bar.