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Film: The Rider at IFI (audio described and open captioned screening)

18 Sep 2018 (Past)

Irish Film Institute



Chloé Zhao’s lyrical new work is evocative of films such as David Gordon Green’s George Washington (2000) or Debra Granik’s Winter’s Bone (2010) in its depiction of an America seldom seen on screen.

In South Dakota, the promising career of rodeo rider Brady (Brady Jandreau) is derailed by a serious head injury. Faced with uncertainty, Brady must find a place for himself in a world that does not offer him a hopeful future.

With the cast of non-actors playing lightly fictionalised versions of themselves, Zhao’s subtle exploration of the definitions and expectations of masculinity has a sombre beauty.

Open Captioned screenings: Tuesday 18th (18.15) and Thursday 20th (13.50) September, 2018.
See www.ifi.ie or call 01 679 3477 for details of Audio Described screenings.

Watch: Trailer for The Rider (2017)

Brady Jandreau in The Rider (2017)

There is no self-pity, no tragic grandstanding. All that matters is Brady’s great love for his friend, unselfishly and unselfconsciously presented.

Peter Bradshaw, The Observer

Brady Jandreau in The Rider (2017)


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