Film: Everybody Digs Bill Evans
This evening, I'm heading to the cinema - what was coming up was GroBe Freiheit (Great Freedom), a post- WW2 German prison drama, focussing on a man who's repeatedly jailed for homosexual acts. Showing in the Close-up Cinema . But, with more comprehensive film listings out, instead I went to Everybody Digs Bill Evans , a jazz biopic with Anders Danielsen Lie as the titular pianist and Bill Pullman as his dad. Seemed very mellow, which suited my mood. Showing in the Barbican . And I booked to eat in Cote Barbican beforehand. All nice and late, so I could attempt to catch up with myself. I did get a few things accomplished as a result, before taking buses to the restaurant, arriving a little early, despite diversions for roadworks. I was in time for three courses - and lo, even though I'd forgotten to scan my app the last time I was in a Cote, because I'd booked, I was credited anyway! Delighted to see that claiming my free dessert still didn't reduce my points...