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Mon., Nov. 12: Sometimes the
Cinematic Arts Committee is
criticized for not bringing trashy
Ienougn turns. Koger Corman's The
Wild Angels (U.S., 1966) should
silence these complaints for a
while. For one thing it features the
Venice, Calif., chapter of Hell's
Angels playing themselves.
Naturally rape, drugs and
mayhem are the order of the day.
Besides the Angels, the cast includes
Peter Fonda, Nancy
Sinatra, Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd
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minutes. 7 and 9:30. Free.
Tues., Nov. 13: J'Accuse
(France, 1937) is a monumental
World War I drama from one of the .
world's greatest film artists, Abel
Gance. It was impossible to
preview this film, but audiences at
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film they have seen. Surely it is one
of the best anti-war films. About
120minutes. 7 and 9:30. Free.
Wed., Nov. 14: Vincente
Minelli's An American in Paris
(U.S., 1951) must rank as one of the
best musicals ever. Gene Kelly
piays an ex-soiaier irymg 10 make
it as a painter. He meets a French
girl (Leslie Caron, in her film
debut) and they fall in love. But
she is engaged to Kelly's friend.
Their story is filled with Gershwin
songs and Kelly-stage dances,
climaxed by the legendary 20minute
ballet. Oscar Levant is his
usual grumpy self. 113 minutes. 7
and 9:30.75*.
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people have an idea that the only
artistic movies come from abroad.
But last year's Days of Heaven
shows that a U.S. film can be a
work of art too. Director-writer
Terrence Malick has assembled
one of the most visually and
aurally beautiful films of the
decade. It is 1916 and Richard Gere
Nickelodeon
Films
Monday, Nov. 12: Giant (US
1956). James Dean's final screen
performance in a sprawling epic
detailing the growth of the Texas
oil and cattle empires of two men
? and their mutual love for the
beautiful Liz Taylor. Admission:
$1.50 members, $2.50 nonmembers.
Tuesday-Wednesday, Nov. 13
and 14: Psycho's twisted
psychology and images of violence
linger in the mind long after the
film has ended. Tony Perkins and
Janet Leigh star. 7 and 9. Admission:
$1.50 members, $2.50 nonmembers.
Thurdsay-Saturday, Nov. 15,16
ana 17: ueatn in Venice liiaiy
1971). Visconti's richly
photographed mediation on the
beauties and torments of fading
Venice. Dirk Bogarde stars as the
aging artist whose fixation with
beauty draws him into a fatal
fascination with a beautiful young
boy. 7 and 9:30. Admission $2
members, $3 non-members.
Thursday-Saturday: The Man
Who Fell to Earth (US) Bizarre
science fiction allegory from the
maker of Performance, stars
David Bowie as an alien who runs
afoul of R?rth's svstftm Ruck
Henry, Candy Clark, Rip Tom costar.
11:15 Late Show. Admission:
$2 members, $3 non-members.
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boss. His girlfriend (Brook*
Adams) catches the eye of i
wealthy land owner (Sanr
Shepard). The triangle leads t<
tragedy. 95 minutes. 7 and 9:30
$1.00
Sunday, Nov. 18: Liebele\
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Ophuls, is another lushly told love
story. In this one the triangle is
between a boy, a girl, and the
military code of honor. This is the
last German-language film that
Ophuls made before fleeing the
Nazis. 83 minutes. 7 and 9:30. Free
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