Three (Drei), May 05, 2011 | Boston LGBT Film Festival 2011

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2011

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Director

Tom Tykwer

Year

2011

Run Time

119

min

Country

Germany

Language

German

PROGRAM Time

minutes

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From the renowned director of Run Lola Run, Perfume, and The International comes a raw and engaging look at a love triangle. Drei is a film that marks Tykwer’s return to German cinema and his home territory of Berlin and it is clear that it has done him a world of good.

This film is presented in German with English subtitles.

From the renowned director of Run Lola Run, Perfume, and The International comes a raw and engaging look at a love triangle. 3 is a film that marks Tom Tykwer’s return to German cinema and his home territory of Berlin and it is clear that it has done him a world of good. Please join us for the New England Premiere of this remarkable film.

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