Disgrace
Synopsis
Starring in this exciting adaptation of the acclaimed novel by Nobel Laureate J.M. Coetzee is John Malkovich, playing the 52-year-old professor who takes a beautiful young student under his wing and into his bed. This is post-Apartheid South Africa, the student is of mixed race, and scandal erupts... Director and writer (a husband and wife team) have distilled Coetzee's tough novel into a focused, absorbing meditation on race, class, history, sex and the quest for reconciliation . It is a disquieting work to watch (none of Coetzee’s punches are pulled, although most of the violence
happens off-screen). Excellent acting from Malkovich, Jessica Haines and a fine supporting cast.
Critics
Mr. Malkovich is one of the few actors capable of conveying genuine intellectual depth.
N Y Times
Steve Jacobs has succeeded beautifully in integrating the story into the grand landscape of South Africa.
J.m. Coetzee
Disgrace is a creditable, serious film which is driven along by its viscerally gripping plotline.
Theo Tait, The Guardian
Trailer
Find A Film
Search over 1375 films in the Keswick Film Club archive.
Friends
KFC is friends with Caldbeck Area Film Society and Brampton Film Club and members share benefits across all organisations
Awards
Keswick Film Club won the Best New Film Society at the British Federation Of Film Societies awards in 2000.
Since then, the club has won Film Society Of The Year and awards for Best Programme four times and Best Website twice.
We have also received numerous Distinctions and Commendations in categories including marketing, programming and website.
Links Explore the internet with Keswick Film Club