Lawrence Kasdan's 1981 noir runs Double Indemnity through a Florida heat wave, with William Hurt sweating his way into Kathleen Turner's arrangement and never quite catching up to it. Nitehawk is screening a 35mm print at 11:15 in the morning as a brunch movie, which is a strange and completely correct way to spend a Saturday. It anchors the theater's five-film Kathleen Turner series.
What to expect
A 35mm print, 113 minutes, in Nitehawk's reserved-seat auditorium with brunch service running at your seat during the film. A paired cocktail, the Woogie - white rum, Navy rum, coconut, pineapple, lime and falernum - is listed for this screening. The same show repeats Sunday morning at 11:15.
Good to know
- Screens on a 35mm print, not digital.
- It repeats Sunday, September 13 at 11:15 am.
- Part of 80s BOMBSHELL: KATHLEEN TURNER, a five-film series at Williamsburg.
- Brunch service runs during the film; order from your seat.
- Nitehawk lists repertory tickets at $10-$15, plus a $2 online booking fee.
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Common questions
Is this a film print?
Yes. Nitehawk lists the format as 35mm.
Can I go on Sunday instead?
Yes. Body Heat also screens Sunday, September 13 at 11:15 am.
What series is it part of?
80s BOMBSHELL: KATHLEEN TURNER, which also includes Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Peggy Sue Got Married, Crimes of Passion and Romancing the Stone.
How long is it?
113 minutes, directed by Lawrence Kasdan and released in 1981.
