In the decades since its release in 1971, Harold and Maude has endured as a dark comedy cult classic. Directed by Hal Ashby, the film follows Harold (Bud Cort), a depressed 20-year-old with a fixation on funerals and death. When he meets Maude (Ruth Gordon), a septuagenarian with joie de vivre to spare, Harold begins to embrace life in new, unexpected ways.

Harold and Maude is hopeful, funny, and bittersweet with a banger soundtrack written and performed by Cat Stevens. A truly singular film, it is endlessly watchable and full of cinematic delights.

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Respirators are mandatory and are to be worn at all times.

The space is wheelchair-accessible.

There are 13 air changes an hour.

The seats are theatre-style with arms, the cushion is 19 inches across. If you'd like alternative seating that might be more accommodating or comfortable for you, please reach out and I can send you photos of two other options.

Free respirators and tests will be available from MaskBlocToronto.

If cost is a barrier, please email danita.steinberg@gmail.com for free or PWYC admission.

Doors will open at 6:45 pm and it is general seating.

Everyone is welcome!

CW/TW: discussion and depiction of suicude/suicidal ideation