Proof, GFT, 24 July, 2017

This screening will be preceded by a short introduction and followed by an accessible and informal post-screening discussion hosted by James Mooney, lecturer in film and philosophy (Centre for Open Learning, University of Edinburgh).
Martin (Hugo Weaving) is a blind photographer who uses his camera to attempt to establish that the world really is as others describe it to him. Other than rebuffing the advances of his housekeeper Celine (Geneviève Picot), who responds by playing cruel tricks on him, Martin’s life is solitary and routine, until he meets Andy (Russell Crowe) and begins to form a friendship upon which he thinks he can rely. Jocelyn Moorhouse’s poignant comedy-drama explores the search for certainty and the importance of trust.
GFT, 12 Rose St, G3 6RB
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