Matinee at Three

About This Movie

Matinee at Three is quite the introspective piece. It’s set in an old cinema, where the screening of The Lion City, this early Chinese film, brings a sense of nostalgia. The way the empty theater feels almost like a character itself is striking, don’t you think? The pacing is deliberate, allowing those quiet moments to resonate. And the performances of the two leads—there’s a rawness in their search for connection that feels very genuine. It’s not just about the film playing, but the layers of stories unfolding within the cinema’s walls. The location, the historic Golden Theatre, adds a unique backdrop, blending the past and present. It’s a thoughtful meditation on love, memory, and the spaces we inhabit.

Set in a historic cinema. · Explores themes of love and memory. · Distinctive atmosphere with a nostalgic tone.