Gravity
Complete Cuarón
January 4 - 8, 2019
Cuarón’s riveting drama about isolation and survival in the unforgiving realm of outer space is captured with breathtaking and groundbreaking effects.
Presented in 3D!
Winner of seven Oscars, Cuarón’s riveting Gravity is a taut 90-minute emotional journey, captured with breathtaking and groundbreaking effects. Sandra Bullock, who holds the screen alone for much of the film, delivers a layered performance as a scientist on her first trip to space. The film’s much-discussed opening long take sets the scene: what starts as routine spacewalk peppered with witty banter, courtesy of a veteran astronaut played by George Clooney, quickly turns into turbulent, gut-wrenching ride. From there, Gravity becomes a story of isolation and survival in the unforgiving realm of outer space.
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