CELEBRATING HUSETS BIO 50TH ANNIVERSARY

12.00 = MOVIE LOPPEMARKED BY ANDERS CURIOUS (in cinema café)

15.00 = “SOLDIER,” directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, 1998, 99 minutes //
In a future society, the military component does not have to recruit; rather, their candidates are chosen at birth, culled from nurseries and designated to spend their entire lives in the service of the government. They are given over to the war machine, body and soul, for no reason other than to protect and serve; they have no personal identity other than a name and rank, and no autonomy whatsoever. After being defeated and left for dead by his genetically engineered replacements, Sergeant Todd must save a peaceful community from destruction by the same soldiers.

17.00 = “PITCH BLACK” directed by David Twohy, 2000, 109 minutes //
Practitioner of guilty pleasure B-movies—such as 1996’s underrated alien invasion yarn The Arrival—director David Twohy made the horror/Sci-fi movie, Pitch Black, in 2000, and it has since earned a cult following and marked the beginning of Vin Diesel’s action hero stardom.