Film
Phase IV
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USA | 1974 | 84’ | 12 | Saul Bass
Nigel Davenport, Michael Murphy, Lynne Frederick
On a scientific expedition in the Arizona desert, an intense biologist and his cynical assistant discover a deserted town. They set up their research station but, faced with an enemy that they struggle to comprehend, the prospects for humanity against such a force become clear. The only feature film directed by legendary artist Saul Bass; this is a visually striking look at the evolution of life.
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Chosen in collaboration with artist Abi Palmer, this film is part of Slime Mother Cinema, a selection of cult classics and recent releases, spanning horror, sci-fi, romance and documentary that offer different ways of seeing the world. All tickets in this season are at the discounted price of £5 plus booking fee. Use code SLIME5. For more films in this season visit Chapter | Slime Mother.
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