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Martin Eden

129 mins | Rated TBC


Thirty-something sailor Martin Eden is inspired to remake himself as a novelist following a change encounter with the sophisticated, wealthy Elena. She immediately becomes not only the object of this passionate affections, but also a symbol of the status Martin aspires to achieve. Pursuing his newfound social and literary obsessions, Martin quickly abandons his friends and working-class roots, but eventually undergoes a political awakening that triggers yet another change in hin.
The film’s ideas are universal and timeless: the hypocrisy of class, the disillusionment of ideologies, the limits of romanticism and realism, and the question of what it means ultimately, to be an individual.
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Thirty-something sailor Martin Eden is inspired to remake himself as a novelist following a change encounter with the sophisticated, wealthy Elena. She immediately becomes not only the object of this passionate affections, but also a symbol of the status Martin aspires to achieve. Pursuing his newfound social and literary obsessions, Martin quickly abandons his friends and working-class roots, but eventually undergoes a political awakening that triggers yet another change in hin.
The film’s ideas are universal and timeless: the hypocrisy of class, the disillusionment of ideologies, the limits of romanticism and realism, and the question of what it means ultimately, to be an individual.
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Martin Eden

129 mins | Rated TBC | Drama


Thirty-something sailor Martin Eden is inspired to remake himself as a novelist following a change encounter with the sophisticated, wealthy Elena. She immediately becomes not only the object of this passionate affections, but also a symbol of the status Martin aspires to achieve. Pursuing his newfound social and literary obsessions, Martin quickly abandons his friends and working-class roots, but eventually undergoes a political awakening that triggers yet another change in hin.
The film’s ideas are universal and timeless: the hypocrisy of class, the disillusionment of ideologies, the limits of romanticism and realism, and the question of what it means ultimately, to be an individual.

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