| Area | Skala |
| Organizer | Kulturutvalget
Kulturutvalget (KU)
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| Date | 18. October |
| Time | 19:00 - 21:23 |
| Ticket | 0,- Supermedlem / 40,- Filmklubmedlem / 100,- Nytt filmklubbmedlemskap / 200,- Nytt supermedlemskap |
| Age limit | 18 (student), 20 (non-student) |
Sunday screening: Ikiru (1952)
“Ikiru” simply means “to live.”
Kurosawa said: "Sometimes I think about dying. It makes me restless. Just imagine taking my last breath after living a life like this. There is so much left for me to accomplish while I am still alive. I feel that I have lived far too little. This feeling makes my heart ache. In the film Ikiru, I have tried to portray that feeling". Kenji Watanabe is a section chief in the Japanese bureaucracy. He has worked there for 30 years without taking a single day off. Then, one day, he learns that he has cancer and only six months left to live. Ikiru is considered by many to be one of Akira Kurosawa’s greatest films, alongside “Seven Samurai”.
Year: 1952
Director: Akira Kurosawa
Country of origin: Japan
Duration: 2 h 23 min
Doors: 18:45
Entrance: Edgar
Subtitle: English
Tickets purchased at the door
Film Club Member (NFK): 40 NOK
Non-Member: 100 NOK (includes Film Club membership in NFK + first screening free).
We also offer a Super Membership for 200 NOK. This provides Film Club membership in NFK and access to all screenings by the Studentersamfundet Film Club this semester.
Events at the Student Society can be adapted for visitors with movement and hearing impairment. See here for more information.
