
Over the Rainbow | Trailer | NY Premiere on Jan. 17
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On January 17, join director Jeffrey Peixoto at the New York premiere of Over the Rainbow, followed by mother! in 35mm with Darren Aronofsky in person. Get tickets: filmlinc.org/FCS2020
Jeffrey Peixoto’s mesmerizing, wholly original film enters the mindsets of people who have had experiences with Scientology. But this is no sensational exposé of secrets—instead, Over the Rainbow is a fascinating, universal reflection on what shapes our perceptions of reality. Using skillful, disarming interviews and a heady brew of sound and image, Peixoto has made a profound, productively unsettling, and extremely accomplished film. The eye-opening cast of interviewees, mulling over their unique experiences, also includes a cognitive psychologist and an archival librarian, trying to make sense of it all. As the director said of his movie in an interview with Film Comment: “It’s just interested in you, really.”
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