Timecode: May Fest 2026

“A new and innovative kind of movie for the new millennium!” is how TIMECODE was described upon its original release 26 years ago. Directed by the Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Mike Figgis (LEAVING LAS VEGAS, INTERNAL AFFAIRS), this is a satirical melodrama about sex, power, jealousy and rage in Hollywood, following a diverse range of Los Angeles players over the course of 98 minutes. TIMECODE was revolutionary at the time for its use of digital video since the action unfolds in real time with no cuts and the screen is presented in four quarters, meaning four cameras were rolling simultaneously for the entire duration of the running time (something that couldn’t have been achieved pre-digital with celluloid film). The result is a work that is experimental in presentation and technique which is also exhilarating, surprising and often very amusing. TIMECODE is best experienced on the big screen, do not miss this rare opportunity to see it this way. 

Triskel’s Head of Cinema Chris O’Neill will introduce this screening. 

“The film is nothing short of mesmerizing to watch.” Screen It!