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FORM SUBJECT Title DIRECTOR(S) DATE TIME AT Spanish Ay, Carmela! Carlos Saura 1990 100 min. VHS Spanish Qué he Hecho Yo para Merecer Esto? Pedro Almodóvar 1984 99 min. VHS Spanish 1919 Cronica del Alba Antonio José Betancor 1983 90 min. DVD Spanish 25 Watts Juan Pablo Rebella, Pablo Stoll 2001 94 min. DVD Spanish Force More Powerful: Chile: Defeat of a Dictator, A Steve York 2000 34 min. VHS Spanish A mi Madre le Gustan las Mujeres Daniela Féjerman, Inés París 2002 94 min. DVD Spanish Place in the World, A Adolfo Aristarain 1992 120 min. VHS Spanish Shadow You Soon Will Be, A Hector Olivera 1994 105 min. DVD Spanish A Sus Ordenes Mi Senador 2002 29 min. VHS Spanish A un Dios Desconocido Jaime Chávarri 1977 120 min. VHS Spanish Very Old Man with Enormous Wings, A Fernando Birri 1988 90 min. VHS Spanish Woman without Love, A Luis Buñuel 1952 76 min. DVD Spanish Alegre Ma Non Troppo Fernando Colomo 1994 104 min. VHS Spanish All about My Mother Pedro Almodóvar 1999 102 min. DVD Spanish Almost a Woman Betty Kaplan 2002 120 min. DVD Spanish Almost a Woman Betty Kaplan 2002 120 min. VHS Spanish American Family Gregory Nava, et al. 2002 999 min. DVD Spanish Amores Perros Alejandro González Iñárritu 2000 153 min. DVD Spanish And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself Bruce Beresford 2003 115 min. DVD Spanish Andalucia Miguel Román Vega 60 mins VHS Spanish Anita no Pierde el Tren Ventura Pons 2000 90 min. DVD Spanish Antigua Vida Mia Héctor Olivera 2001 112 min DVD Spanish Anuncios Comerciales DVD Spanish Atlas de Geografía Humana Azucena Rodríguez 2007 101 min. DVD Spanish Aunque Tú no lo Sepas Juan Vicente Córdoba 2000 106 min. DVD Spanish Autumn Sun Eduardo Mignogna 1999 103 min. DVD Spanish Aventurera Alberto Gout 1950 101 min. DVD Spanish Azul Oscuro Casi Negro Daniel Sánchez Arévalo 2006 105 min. DVD Spanish Balseros Josep Ma Domènech/Carles Bosch 2003 120 min. DVD Spanish Bearn o la Sala de las Muñecas Alfredo Matas 1994 126 min. VHS Spanish Before Night Falls Julian Schnabel 2001 133 min. DVD FORM SUBJECT Title DIRECTOR(S) DATE TIME AT Spanish Belle Epoque Fernando Trueba 2002 110 min. DVD Spanish Belle Epoque Fernando Trueba 1993 104 min. VHS Spanish Beltenebros Pilar Miró 1992 112 min. VHS Spanish Bienvenido Mister Marshall Luis García Berlanga 1973, 195375 min. VHS Spanish Bitter Sugar Leon Ichaso 1996 102 min. DVD Spanish Bitter Sugar Leon Ichaso 1996 102 min. VHS Spanish Blood Wedding Carlos Saura 1981 71 min. VHS Spanish Blow‐up Michelangelo Antonioni 1966 111 min. DVD Spanish Blow‐up 1966 102 min. VHS Spanish Boca a Boca Manuel Gómez Pereira 1997 106 min. VHS Spanish Bolivia Adrián Caetano 2001 75 min. DVD Spanish Boquitas Pintadas Leopoldo Torre Hilsson 1974 118 min. DVD Spanish Brazil Terry Gilliam 1986 131 min. VHS Spanish Bread & Roses Ken Loach 2000 110 min. DVD Spanish Broken Silence Félix Zurita 1992 25 mins VHS Spanish Buena Vista Social Club Wim Wenders 1999 105 min. DVD Spanish Buena Vista Social Club Wim Wenders 1999 105 min. VHS Spanish Butterfly José Luis Cuerda 1999 94 min. DVD Spanish Caballos Salvajes Marcelo Piñeyro 1995 122 min. DVD Spanish Cabeza de Vaca Nicolás Echevarría 1993 108 min. VHS Spanish Calderon de la Barca: El Gran Teatro del Mundo 1993 56 min. VHS Spanish Calderon de la Barca: La Vida es Sueño 1994 74 min. VHS Spanish Camila María Luisa Bemberg 1984 105 min. VHS Spanish Camila Maria Louisa Bemberg 1984 105 min. DVD Spanish Camila Maria Luisa Bemberg 1984 105 min. DVD Spanish Cañas y Barro Juan de Orduña 1987, 1954100 min. VHS Spanish Canción de Cuna José Luis Garci 1994 103 mins VHS Spanish Caótica Ana Julio Medem 2007 116 min. DVD Spanish Pantaleón y las Visitadoras Francisco J. Lombardi 1999 119 min. DVD Spanish Cara o Cruz Camilo Luzuriaga 2003 90 min. DVD Spanish Caracas: Love unto Death Gustavo Balza 2000 91 min. DVD Spanish Carmen Carlos Saura 1984 99 min. VHS FORM SUBJECT Title DIRECTOR(S) DATE TIME AT Spanish Carne Tremula Pedro Almodóvar 1997 100 min. VHS Spanish Casa de los Babys John Sayles 2003 93 min. DVD Spanish Central American Peace Process 1993 VHS Spanish Che:Part 1 Steven Soderbergh 2008 135 min. DVD Spanish Che‐Part 2: Guerrilla Steven Soderbergh 2009 136 min. DVD Spanish Chiapas la Otra Guerra Carlos Mendoza 1994 43 min. VHS Spanish Cities of Light: The Rise and Fall of Islamic Spain Robert H. Gardner 2007 120 min. DVD Spanish Cold Water Noriko Ogami 1986 48 min. DVD Spanish Como ser Mujer y no Morir en el Intento Ana Belen 1991 100 min. VHS Spanish Cosas que Nunca te Dije Isabel Coixet 1996 88 min. VHS Spanish Costa Brava Marta Balletbò‐Coll 1995 95 min. DVD Spanish Cría! "The Secret of Anna" Carlos Saura 1976 107 min. DVD Spanish Cristóbal Colón: 500 Años Después Robbie Leppzer 1992 24 min. VHS Spanish Cronos Guillermo del Toro 1993 92 min. VHS Spanish Cuéntame cómo pasó 2001 960 min. DVD Spanish Danzón María Novaro 1991 120 min. DVD Spanish Dark Habits Pedro Almodóvar 1983 115 min. DVD Spanish De Nadie Tin Dirdamal 2005 80 min. DVD Spanish Death and the Maiden Roman Polanski 1994 103 min. VHS Spanish Debajo del Mundo Beda Docampo Feijóo 1987 100 min. VHS Spanish Demonios en el Jardin Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón 1992 80 min. VHS Spanish Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 1/2: Introduction 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 19/20: Un Viaje Spanish a Puerto Rico 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 21/22: Un Viaje Spanish a Puerto Rico 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 23/24: Un Viaje Spanish a Puerto Rico 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 25/26: Un Viaje Spanish a Puerto Rico 1992 30 min. VHS FORM SUBJECT Title DIRECTOR(S) DATE TIME AT Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 27/28: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: El Pueblo, la Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 29/30: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: El Pueblo, la Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 3/4: Un Viaje a Spanish Sevilla, España 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 31/32: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: El Pueblo, la Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 33/34: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: El Pueblo, la Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 35/36: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: El Pueblo, la Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 37/38: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 39/40: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 41/42: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 43/44: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 45/46: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 47/48: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 49/50: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 5/6: Un Viaje a Spanish Sevilla, España 1992 30 min. VHS Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 51/52: Un Viaje Spanish a Mexico: La Capital 1992 30 min. VHS Spanish Dirty Dancing Havana Nights Guy Furland 2004 105 min. DVD Spanish Divinas Palabras José Luis García Sánchez 1987 101 min. DVD FORM SUBJECT Title DIRECTOR(S) DATE TIME AT Spanish Divinas Palabras José Luis García Sánchez 1987 106 min. VHS Spanish Don Juan en los Infiernos Gonzalo Suárez 1992 105 min. VHS Spanish Don Quijote Part 1 of 5 1993 310 min. VHS Spanish Don Quijote Part 2 of 5 1993 310 min. VHS Spanish Don Quijote Part 3 of 5 1993 310 min. VHS Spanish Don Quijote Part 4 of 5 1993 310 min. VHS Spanish Don Quijote Part 5 of 5 1993 310 min. VHS Spanish Doña Perfecta Alejandro Galindo 1951 115 min. VHS Spanish Por La Libre/ Dust to Dust Juan Carlos De Llaca 2000 96 mins. DVD Spanish Abuelo, El José Luis Garci 1998 147 min. VHS Spanish Amor Brujo, El Carlos Saura 1987 100 min. VHS Spanish Amor Brujo, El Carlos Saura 1986 98 min. VHS Spanish Amor Perjudica Seriamente la Salud, El Manuel Gomez Pereira 1996 116 min. VHS Spanish Angel Exterminador, El Luis Buñuel 1962 90 min. VHS Spanish Ano de las Luces, El Fernando Trueba 1986 115 min. DVD Spanish Árbol de las Cerezas, El Marc Recha 1999 94 min. VHS Spanish Bola, El Achero Mañas 2000 90 min. VHS Spanish Bosque Animado, El José Luis Cuerda 1984 105 min. DVD Spanish Burrlador De Sevilla: Tirso De Molina, El Gustavo Pérez Puig 1976 122 Mins VHS Spanish Camino, El Josefina Molina 1994 150 min. VHS Spanish Camino, El Ana Mariscal 1963 95 min. VHS Spanish Cantar de mio Cid, El VHS Spanish Che Guevara, El Paolo Heusch 1968 90 min. VHS Spanish Cid, El Anthony Mann 1961 172 min. VHS Spanish Corazon del Bosque, El Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón 1979 100 min. VHS Spanish Coronel no Tiene Quien le Escriba, El Arturo Ripstein 1999 113 min. DVD Spanish Crimen de Cuenca, El Pilar Miró 1981 100 min.
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    ORE Open Research Exeter TITLE A Cinema of Contradiction: Picazo's "La tía Tula" (1964) and the Nuevo Cine Español AUTHORS Faulkner, Sally JOURNAL The Modern Language Review DEPOSITED IN ORE 04 November 2008 This version available at http://hdl.handle.net/10036/40237 COPYRIGHT AND REUSE Open Research Exeter makes this work available in accordance with publisher policies. A NOTE ON VERSIONS The version presented here may differ from the published version. If citing, you are advised to consult the published version for pagination, volume/issue and date of publication A CINEMA OF CONTRADICTION: PICAZO’S LA TIA‹ TULA () AND THE NUEVO CINE ESPANOL~ Even a cursory consideration of the political and industrial contexts of the Nuevo Cine Espanol~ (NCE), a movement of oppositional directors whose work was ironically funded by Franco’s government, renders apparent its contradic- tions. Caught in a double bind, these film-makers attempted to reconcile the demands of the regime with their own political beliefs. But this was not simply a case of dissident auteur battling against repressive dictatorship, for in the 1960s the Francoist government itself was struggling to marry the mutually under- mining objectives of retaining the dictatorship and at the same time opening up Spain to gradual liberalization, a process termed the apertura.Inthisarticle I argue that the tensions, or contradictions, of both the historical context of the apertura and the industrial context of the government’s promotion of a Spanish art cinema were encoded in these NCE films, and focus on one key film of the movement, Miguel Picazo’s La t‹§a Tula of 1964.
  • Of Gods and Men

    Of Gods and Men

    A Sony Pictures Classics Release Armada Films and Why Not Productions present OF GODS AND MEN A film by Xavier Beauvois Starring Lambert Wilson and Michael Lonsdale France's official selection for the 83rd Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film 2010 Official Selections: Toronto International Film Festival | Telluride Film Festival | New York Film Festival Nominee: 2010 European Film Award for Best Film Nominee: 2010 Carlo di Palma European Cinematographer, European Film Award Winner: Grand Prix; Ecumenical Jury Prize - 2010Cannes Film Festival Winner: Best Foreign Language Film, 2010 National Board of Review Winner: FIPRESCI Award for Best Foreign Language Film of the Year, 2011 Palm Springs International Film Festival www.ofgodsandmenmovie.com Release Date (NY/LA): 02/25/2011 | TRT: 120 min MPAA: Rated PG-13 | Language: French East Coast Publicist West Coast Publicist Distributor Sophie Gluck & Associates Block-Korenbrot Sony Pictures Classics Sophie Gluck Ziggy Kozlowski Carmelo Pirrone 124 West 79th St. Melody Korenbrot Lindsay Macik New York, NY 10024 110 S. Fairfax Ave., Ste 310 550 Madison Avenue Phone (212) 595-2432 Los Angeles, CA 90036 New York, NY 10022 [email protected] Phone (323) 634-7001 Phone (212) 833-8833 Fax (323) 634-7030 Fax (212) 833-8844 SYNOPSIS Eight French Christian monks live in harmony with their Muslim brothers in a monastery perched in the mountains of North Africa in the 1990s. When a crew of foreign workers is massacred by an Islamic fundamentalist group, fear sweeps though the region. The army offers them protection, but the monks refuse. Should they leave? Despite the growing menace in their midst, they slowly realize that they have no choice but to stay… come what may.