Don’t miss this rare theatrical screening of the mind-blowing 1982 cult classic, Pink Floyd: The Wall, presented on The Loft Cinema’s big screen in 35mm! It’s guaranteed to make you comfortably numb.
Acclaimed director Alan Parker’s wild cinematic interpretation of Pink Floyd’s classic concept album The Wall fuses curious fantasy with dark, tragic drama on an epic scale. Anti-hero Pink (Bob Geldof) is troubled by life from his earliest childhood days in WWII Britain, and despite his rise to rock star fame, he continues to build a wall around himself. Packed “wall to wall” with unforgettable Pink Floyd tunes, including Comfortably Numb, Is There Anybody Out There?, and Another Brick in the Wall, the film makes innovative use of sets, costumes and special effects, imbuing the movie with a bizarre surrealism worth of Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali. Both dazzling and disturbing, Pink Floyd: The Wall is a must-see film for any music lover. (Dir. by Alan Parker, 1982, UK, 95 mins., Rated R)