Re: For Mr. Jeffrey Epstein-2 dates-Please specify which date you will be attending/Black Book

SONY PICTURES CLASSICS

MICHAEL BARKER   TOM BERNARD   

CO-PRESIDENT                     CO-PRESIDENT

CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO

A PRIVATE SCREENING OF

BLACK BOOK

CARICE VAN HOUTEN   SEBASTIAN KOCH   THOM HOFFMAN

DIRECTED BY PAUL VERHOEVEN

WRITTEN BY GERARD SOETEMAN & PAUL VERHOEVEN  

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21^ST

OR

TUESDAY, MARCH 27^TH

6:30 P.M. DOLBY SCREENING ROOM

  1350 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS - ON 55^TH STREET

9:00 P.M. OSTERIA DEL CIRCO

120 WEST 55^TH STREET

PEGGY@PEGGYSIEGAL.COM OR 212-935-6700

THIS INVITATION IS NON-TRANSFERABLE

A relentlessly gripping thriller about the Dutch underground set in the fall of 1944, the film marks director Paul Verhoeven’s (“Basic Instinct”) return to his native Netherlands revisiting the action filled World War II subject matter of his 1977 Dutch drama “Soldier of Orange.”  

BLACK BOOK is based on true events that span nearly a year around Rachel Stein (Carice van Houten) a young, pretty Jewish woman who falls for a high-ranking Gestapo officer (Sebastian Koch – “The Lives of Others”) while seeking revenge for her family's murders. The multi-layered characters find themselves embroiled in a spider’s web of intrigue, treachery and betrayal.  

BLACK BOOK is a highly stylized film suffused with the intense paranoia Verhoeven evokes so well, where friend and enemy blur together into an indistinguishable line.