The Exorcist (Original Theatrical Version) (1973)
The Exorcist (Original Theatrical Version) (1973)
The Exorcist (1973)

Cinemaniacs presents

The Exorcist (Original Theatrical Version)

Introduction by Lee Gambin

William Friedkin | USA | 1973 | R18+
Film

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Full

$25

Concession

$23

ACMI Member

$20

When

Sat 28 Oct 2023

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Celebrating the 50th year anniversary with the re-released Original Theatrical Version.

This cinematic landmark about a successful film actress whose life is turned upside down when her young daughter exhibits out of the ordinary physical, mental and emotional states of being that baffle physicians and psychiatrists is an undisputed masterpiece. Based on the novel by William Peter Blatty, directed by William Friedkin and starring Ellen Burstyn as the distraught actress facing the horrors that are unleashed through her demonically possessed daughter Regan (Linda Blair), The Exorcist details the essence of tangible evils and puts them in context when dealing with harrowing supernatural ones.

Featuring a pre-film presentation and focus on the character of Chris MacNeil by film critic/historian Lee Gambin

Format: DCP
Language: English
Courtesy: Roadshow
Runtime: 122 mins

Event duration

122 mins

Rating

R18+

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Concession $216

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Cinema 2, Level 2
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