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This screening will feature a special Q&A and book signing with Dana Stevens, author of “ Camera Man,” a new book about Keaton’s work and life. While dreaming he is Conan Doyle's master detective, he snoops out brilliant discoveries.
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In “Sherlock Jr.,” Buster Keaton plays a movie projectionist who daydreams himself into the movies he is showing and merges with the figures and the backgrounds on the screen.
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The short film is a carefully orchestrated series of gags in which he plays an innocent who tries to impress his girl by becoming more than he is, and winds up inextricably caught in a police parade that breaks up to pursue him. “Cops” is a wonderful example of Buster Keaton’s film artistry. 116 minutes, Not Rated.Īugust 30 - Two films! Sherlock, Jr. From these intimate stories emerges a vivid snapshot of life in contemporary Lagos, whose social fabric is captured in all its vibrancy and complexity. Shot on richly textured 16 mm film and infused with the spirit of neorealism, Eyimofe traces the journeys of two distantly connected strangers-Mofe (Jude Akuwudike), an electrician dealing with the fallout of a family tragedy, and Rosa (Temi Ami-Williams), a hairdresser supporting her pregnant teenage sister-as they each pursue their dream of starting a new life in Europe while bumping up against the harsh economic realities of a world in which every interaction is a transaction. 109 minutes, Rated R.Ī triumph at the 2020 Berlin International Film Festival, the revelatory debut feature from codirectors (and twin brothers) Arie and Chuko Esiri is a heartrending and hopeful portrait of everyday human endurance in Lagos, Nigeria. start time.Īfter the lavishly produced “North By Northwest,” director Alfred Hitchcock slashed his budget by $3.5 million dollars and made “Psycho” on the cheap, deliberately using minimal sets and design, and filming in black-and-white, in the manner of the television series “Alfred Hitchcock Presents.” The story, about a woman on the lam who meets the twitchy caretaker of a rural motel, thrilled audiences and led to a boffo $50 million box office, becoming one of Hitchcock’s most profitable films, and influencing countless horror films to come. I will do the film the way it ought to be.” Which was the right thing to do. Not the bond company's version, not Warner Brothers'. As a result, this film will be my version. These are black folks with some money who came to the rescue of the movie. Lee told the New York Times, "This is not a loan. To make it happen, several prominent Black Americans contributed money to the production. over the film’s cost and running time, insisting that he could not do the subject justice without a $30 million budget. "Malcolm X" is one of the great American screen biographies. The music, the period set decoration, the camera work by Ernest Dickerson, are all flawless.
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It delivers the full picture of a man that many Americans – especially white Americans – had only known through sound bites. The film follows Malcolm Little from his days running numbers on the streets of Harlem, to his conversion to Islam in jail, and then his rise to fame as an outspoken leader of the civil rights movement. It’s a brilliant portrait of the slain civil rights leader that hurtles forward throughout its three hour-plus runtime, anchored by the Oscar-nominated performance of a lifetime- Denzel Washington in the title role. We look forward to seeing you at the movies this summer! The Twitter feed and TPR Cinema Facebook page also offer a way to stay on top of cool movie news on a regular basis.
We appreciate the underwriting support of Americus Diamond, Stevens Lighting, the Law Office of Frank Sandoval, and Wild Birds Unlimited Nature Shop.
Suggested donations of $10 for members and $15 for non-members will get you in for these one-time only showings! So come on out each Tuesday, as we give away some great door prizes, show our film, and have a lot of fun! Show time is 7:30 each night, with the exception of June 28 and August 9, which will start at 7:00. “I sincerely believe that to see good films, and to see important films, is one of the most profoundly civilizing experiences that we can have as people.” - Roger Ebertįor the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, Texas Public Radio's annual Cinema Tuesdays series returns to in-theater programming with shows at the Santikos Northwest (May/June), Santikos Galaxy (July), and Santikos Palladium (August)! Since we weren't able to celebrate our 20th anniversary properly, we're calling this our 20th+2 anniversary! Six of this summer's films are from the second year of a decade: 1942, 1952, 1962, 1972, 1982, and 1992.
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