The Quad is celebrating the films of legendary, Academy Award-winning producer Jeremy Thomas with a career retrospective in advance of the theatrical release of Mark Cousins's The Storms of Jeremy Thomas Highlights include new 4K restorations of The Dreamers, The Last Emperor, & Naked Lunch; plus 35mm prints, special appearances by Thomas & more!

Jeremy Thomas Presents

Starts today, September 18!

The Quad is celebrating the films of legendary, Academy Award-winning producer Jeremy Thomas with a career retrospective in advance of the theatrical release of Mark Cousins's The Storms of Jeremy Thomas

Highlights include new 4K restorations of The Dreamers, The Last Emperor, & Naked Lunch; plus 35mm prints, special appearances by Thomas & more

Jeremy Thomas can claim as extensive, adventurous, and audacious a career as that of any living film producer." — Jonathan Murray, Cineaste

Legendary film producer Jeremy Thomas has been behind some of the most bold and daring films of all time. Working with the likes of Bertolucci, Cronenberg, Ōshima, and more, his filmography is blazed with brilliant, controversial, and industry-heightening cinema. The Quad is thrilled to present this selection of his films, curated by the "producer's producer" himself.

Highlights include new 4K restorations of The Dreamers, The Last Emperor, and Naked Lunch, plus 35mm prints of 13 Assassins and Only Lovers Left Alive.

Special appearances by Jeremy Thomas and guests, including Susan Minot, Julian Schnabel, and Howard Shore! 
 

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The Dreamers

Bernardo Bertolucci, 2003,
U.K./Italy/France/U.S., 171m, 4K DCP

U.S. Premiere of New 4K Restoration!

Mon, September 18:
4.30pm & *7.00pm

*Q&A with author/screenwriter Susan Minot and Jeremy Thomas

The Hit

Stephen Frears, 1984, U.K., 98m, DCP

Tue, September 19:
5.00pm & *7.00pm

*Pre-recorded introduction by director Stephen Frears

The Last Emperor

Bernardo Bertolucci, 1987, U.K./Italy, 163m,
4K DCP

U.S. Premiere of New 4K Restoration!

Wed, September 20
3.00pm & *6.00pm

*Q&A with director Julian Schnabel and Jeremy Thomas

Naked Lunch

David Cronenberg, 1991, Canada/U.K./Japan,
115m, 4K DCP

U.S. Premiere of New 4K Restoration!

Thu, September 21
3.30pm & *6.00pm

*Q&A with composer Howard Shore and Jeremy Thomas, moderated by David Schwartz

Bad Timing

Nicolas Roeg, 1980, U.K., 123m, DCP

Friday, September 22
4.50pm & 7.30pm

13 Assassins

Takashi Miike, 2010, Japan/U.K., 141m, 35mm

Sat, September 23
4.00pm & *7.00pm

*Pre-recorded introduction by director Takashi Miike

Merry Christmas,
Mr. Lawrence

Nagisa Ōshima, 1983, U.K./Japan/New Zealand,
123m, 35mm

Sun, September 24
4.30pm & *7.00pm

*Pre-recorded introduction by actor Takeshi Kitano

Sexy Beast

Jonathan Glazer, 2000, U.K./U.S./Spain,
89m, 35mm

Mon, September 25
5.00pm & 7.00pm
 

Blood and Wine

Bob Rafelson, 1996, U.S., 101m, DCP

Tue, September 26
5.00pm & *7.00pm

*Pre-recorded introduction by actor Stephen Dorff

 

The Shout

Jerzy Skolimowski, 1978, U.K., 87m, DCP

Wed, September 27
5.00pm & *7.00pm

*Pre-recorded introduction by director Jerzy Skolimowski

Only Lovers Left Alive Jim Jarmusch, 2013, U.K./Germany/Greece/France, 101m, DCP Thu, September 28 4.30pm & *7.00pm *Pre-recorded introduction by director Jim Jarmusch

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The Storms of Jeremy Thomas — Opens September 22nd! Mark Cousins, U.K., 93m, DCP Legendary film producer Jeremy Thomas is joined by filmmaker Mark Cousins on his yearly drive from England to the Cannes Film Festival. On this five-day journey, Thomas and Cousins go through rural France while running through some highlights from Thomas’s extensive filmography, namely a slew of the most acclaimed and controversial films ever made, including Bertolucci’s The Last Emperor (winner of nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture) and Roeg’s Bad Timing. Through Cousins’s lens and with some intercutting of interviews and archives, Thomas regales us with tales from his out-of-this-stratosphere world of cinema splashed with punk and counter-culture. A Cohen Media Group release Fri September 22, 7.15pm: Q&A with Jeremy Thomas

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