The Critikat film club is set to return on Monday, September 28 at 8:00 PM at the Les 3 Luxembourg cinema. This event is part of a series that brings together film enthusiasts for curated movie screenings and discussions. The session will feature a screening of Hors Satan, a 2002 film directed by Bruno Dumont, known for his distinctive style and focus on moral and social themes. The screening will coincide with the release of Dumont’s new film, Les Roches rouges, offering attendees a chance to explore the director’s evolving work. Hors Satan tells the story of a young woman who becomes involved with a group of criminals, examining themes of power, identity, and redemption. The film is part of Dumont’s broader body of work, which often delves into the complexities of human behavior and societal norms. Les Roches rouges, Dumont’s latest release, is expected to continue this exploration with a new narrative and visual style. Following the screening, there will be a discussion moderated by Josué Morel and Robin Vaz. These moderators are known for their insightful commentary on film and culture, and they will lead a conversation about Hors Satan and the broader context of Dumont’s filmography. The discussion will provide an opportunity for attendees to engage with the themes of the film and reflect on its relevance in contemporary cinema. The Critikat film club has become a notable event for film lovers, offering a space for in-depth analysis and dialogue. With each session, the club aims to deepen the audience’s understanding of the films they watch and the artists behind them. This particular event promises to be a valuable experience for those interested in the work of Bruno Dumont and the broader landscape of modern cinema.