When the ticketing system opened for booking at 8am, four days before its world premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Ken Russell’s The Devils sold out all 452 seats at the Salle Buñuel in under 60 seconds — 55 years after it was first released. Except, the truth is, Russell’s film, an adaptation of […]
When the ticketing system opened for booking at 8am, four days before its world premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Ken Russell’s The Devils sold out all 452 seats at the Salle Buñuel in under 60 seconds — 55 years after it was first released. Except, the truth is, Russell’s film, an adaptation of […]
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When the ticketing system opened for booking at 8am, four days before its world premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Ken Russell’s The Devils sold out all 452 seats at the Salle Buñuel in under 60 seconds — 55 years after it was first released. Except, the truth is, Russell’s film, an adaptation of […]
