Seken’s Movie Night returns with a timeless comedy classic: The Pink Panther (1963). Directed by Blake Edwards, the film introduced audiences to one of cinema’s most memorable comedic detectives and set the tone for a long-running series of beloved films.

The story follows Inspector Jacques Clouseau, played by Peter Sellers, a well-meaning but famously incompetent detective assigned to investigate the possible theft of the legendary “Pink Panther” diamond. As Clouseau trails an elegant international thief, Sir Charles Lytton—portrayed by David Niven—the investigation spirals into a chain of misunderstandings, disguises, and perfectly timed comedic mishaps. The film also stars Claudia Cardinale as Princess Dala, the owner of the priceless jewel.

Beyond its sharp comedic timing and memorable characters, The Pink Panther remains iconic for its soundtrack composed by Henry Mancini. The instantly recognizable The Pink Panther Theme blends jazz, swing, and playful orchestration, becoming one of the most famous film themes ever written. Its cool, mischievous tone perfectly mirrors the film’s sense of humor and continues to influence jazz and film music decades later—making it a natural choice for Seken’s music-minded movie night.

Join us for a relaxed evening of classic cinema, sharp comedy, and one of the most iconic jazz-inspired film scores ever composed. Drinks at the bar, popcorn on the house, and the movie starts at 9 PM.