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Sidney Lumet, USA 1976, 121’
The Best Man Secret Honor

A dark and prophetic satire on the ruthless television industry and its relentless pursuit of ratings. The film paints a vivid picture of 1970s America, weary from the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal, where one man, “mad as hell,” becomes the voice of a frustrated nation. Featuring masterful performances by Faye Dunaway and Peter Finch.

Piotr Tarczyński

awards

Academy Awards, USA 1977 - Best Actor, Actress, Supporting Actress, Screenplay

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Tickets sale starts on October 23, noon.
Fr 08 Nov, 16:00knh 5
Mo 11 Nov, 12:30knh 4
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Sidney Lumet

Sidney Lumet began his career in theatre before transitioning to film with his acclaimed screen adaptation of 12 Angry Men, considered one of the greatest court dramas in cinema history. While much of Lumet's work focused on social and psychological dramas, often set in New York, he also addressed political themes, as seen in his Cold War film Fail Safe and Network, a scathing look at the inhumanity of large corporations.

Filmography

1957 Dwunastu gniewnych ludzi / 12 Angry Men   

1964 Czerwona linia / Fail Safe

1973 Serpico

1975 Pieskie popołudnie / Dog Day Afternoon

1976 Sieć / Network

Cast & Crew

director Sidney Lumet
screenplay Paddy Chayefsky
cinematography Owen Roizman
editing Alan Heim
music Elliot Lawrence
cast Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Robert Duvall, Peter Finch
producer Howard Gottfried, Fred C. Caruso
production Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
sales Park Circus
language English
coloration colour
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