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Miami Jazz & Film Society 2013 Jazz & Film Series Miami Jazz & Film Society 2013 Jazz & Film Series JANUARY MAY SEPTEMBER (T) 1- The General | Safety Last | The Kid | The Circus | City Lights (T) 7- White Wedding | Story of a Three-Day Pass (T) 3- The Brother from Another Planet | Powder (Buster Keaton - Harold Lloyd - Charlie Chaplin silent films) (W) 8- Alice Day Band (Jazz) (T) 10- The Harder They Come | Music Is My Life, Politics My (T) 8- The Intouchables | Jo Jo Dancer (Richard Pryor) (T) 14- Baghdad Café | Border Café Mistress: The Story of Oscar Brown Jr. (W) 9- Yvonne Brown with Gary Thomas Trio (Jazz) (T) 21- Anne of Green Gables | Akeelah and the Bee (W) 11- Melton Mustafa Jr. (Jazz) (T) 15- King: A Man of Peace in a Time of War | Marley (T) 28- La Femme Nikita | Point of No Return (T) 17- Raising Arizona | The Straight Story (T) 22- Jean-Michel Basquiat | Purvis of Overtown (Th) 26- Biography of the Millennium: 100 People - 1000 Years (T) 29- Some Like it Hot | Almost Famous JUNE OCTOBER (T) 4- Where's Poppa? | Weekend at Bernie's (T) 1- The Temptress | Flesh and the Devil FEBRUARY (T) 11- Jazz: An American Story | The Cotton Club (Greta Garbo silent films) (T) 5- Lady be Good: Instrumental Women in Jazz (W) 12- Oriente (Jazz) (T) 8- The Five Heartbeats | What's Love Got to Do with it (T) 12- Mahogany | Camille (Greta Garbo) (T) 18- The Great Dictator | Lime Light (Charlie Chaplin) (W) 13- Yvonne Brown with Gary Thomas Trio (Jazz) (W) 9- Gary Thomas Quintet (Jazz) (T) 25- That's Dancing | The Red Shoes (T) 15- The Mysterious Lady | Garbo Archives (T) 19- The Goodbye Girl | Claudine (T) 26- War Dance | Cry Freedom (Denzel Washington) JULY (T) 22- Hollywood Shuffle | I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (T) 2- Love Field | Far from Heaven (T) 29- Juan of the Dead | Shaun of the Dead MARCH (T) 9- Candido: Hands of Fire | A Night in Havana: Dizzy Gillespie NOVEMBER (T) 5- Wilma Rudolph Story | For Once in My Life in Cuba (T) 12- New Orleans (Movie) | New Orleans (Special Feature) (W) 10- Federico Britos Trio (Jazz) (T) 5- Rosewood | A Time to Kill (W) 13- Yvonne Brown Quartet (Jazz) (F) 12- Yvonne Brown Band, Oriente and Federico Britos Trio at the (T) 12- 500 Years Later | Black in Latin America (T) 19- Half the Sky (Parts 1 & 2) Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center (Jazz) (W) 13- Gary Thomas Quintet (Jazz) (T) 26- Little Miss Sunshine | A Trip to Bountiful (T) 16- History of the World: Part I (Mel Brooks)| The History of the (T) 19- Whale Rider | US vs. Dakota War in Minnesota (Audio) | World in Two Hours (documentary chronicling 13.7 billion years) Blue Planet APRIL (Paul Robeson Month) (T) 23- Cop Land | Miami Blues (T) 26- Big Night | Babette's Feast (T) 2- Long Ships | Show Boat (T) 30- Anna Christie (Parts 1 & 2) (Greta Garbo) (T) 9- A Great Day in Harlem | The Making of Kind of Blue | Fame DECEMBER (W) 10- Gary Thomas Quintet (Jazz) AUGUST (T) 3- Yeelan | Xala (T) 16- Free Men | Nairobi Half Life (T) 6- Flight | Twelve Angry Men (T) 10- Silver Linings Playbook | Shakespeare In Love (T) 23- Dersu Uzula | Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry (T) 13- A Better Life | Incendies (W) 11- New World School of the Arts HS Jazz Combo (Jazz) (T) 30- Argo | Life of Pi (W) 14- Jesse Jones Jr. (Jazz) (T) 17- Rise of the Guardians | It’s a Wonderful Life (T) 20- City of God | Pixote (T) 24- Oz The Great and Powerful (T) 27- Queen Christina | Anna Karenina (Greta Garbo) Film Series: African Heritage Cultural Arts Center Jazz Series: Olympia Theater Lobby - Gusman Ctr nd FREE ADMISSION 6161 NW 22 Avenue, Miami, FL 33142 174 E Flagler St. Miami, FL 33131 (305) 374-2444 Nov – Dec @ African Heritage CAC & Olympia Theater (305) 638-6771 Monthly jazz on second Wednesday Weekly movies every Tuesday Sept Sept – Oct @ Avenue D — 8 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33130 nd 6 - 10 pm – Cash bar & food 5 - 6 pm – Reception Jan - Aug @ Miami Tower — 100 SE 2 St., Miami, FL 33131 First film at 6:15 pm / Second film immediately following www.miamijazzsociety.com • [email protected] Band plays 6:30-9:30 pm Keith Clarke (305) 684-4564 .
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