11610 EUCLID A E UE, CLE ELA D, 44106
THE LIFE ARTISTIC: JULY / AUGUST 2016 WES ANDERSON + MARK MOTHERSBAUGH
July and August 2016 programming has been generously sponsored by T E LIFE A UATIC ... A UATIC T E LIFE
4 FILMS! ALL 35MM PRINTS! JULY 7-29, 2016
THE CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART CINEMATHEQUE 11610 EUCLID AVENUE, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE, CLEVELAND OHIO 44106 The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque is Cleveland’s alternative film theater. Founded in 1986, the Cinematheque presents movies in CIA’s Peter B. Lewis Theater at 11610 Euclid Avenue in the Uptown district of University Circle. This new, 300-seat theater is equipped with a 4K digital cinema projector, two 35mm film projectors, and 7.1 Dolby Digital sound. Free, lighted parking for filmgoers is currently available in two CIA lots located off E. 117th Street: Lot 73 and the Annex Lot. (Those requiring disability park- ing should use Lot 73.) Enter the building through Entrance C (which faces E. 117th) or Entrance E (which faces E. 115th). Unless noted, admission to each screening is $10; Cinematheque members, CIA and Cleveland State University I.D. holders, and those age 25 & under $7. A second film on LOCATION OF THE the same day generally costs $7. For further information, visit PETER B. LEWIS THEATER (PBL) cia.edu/cinematheque, call (216) 421-7450, or send an email BLACK I L to [email protected]. Smoking is not permitted in the Institute.
TH EACH FILM $10 • MEMBERS, CIA, AGE 25 & UNDER $7 • ADDITIONAL FILM ON SAME DAY $7 OUR 30 ANNIVERSARY! FREE LIGHTED PARKING • TEL 216.421.7450 • CIA.EDU/CINEMATHEQUE BLOOD SIMPLE TIKKU INGTON T E LIFE A TISTIC: C I N E M A T A L K ES A DE S A K T E SBAU ul 7 2 (4 lms) obody creates cinematic universes like es Anderson. is whimsical, BY JOHN EWING, CI E AT E UE DI ECT intricately detailed realms (an exclusive private high school, vintage he April death of Sheldon igod, who was the co-founder, artistic director, N ew ork City, a ship in the editerranean, et al.) nominally exist in Tand public face of the ew ayfield epertory Cinema in Little Italy from the real world, but they actually reside only in the designy, movie- and 1975 to 1985, has gotten me thinking about that old theater. literature-fueled imagination of the director. Anderson’s movies are Located at 12300 ayfield oad (a short walk from where the Peter B. Lewis often like dollhouses or art installations on screen gloriously artificial, Theater is now), the ew ayfield was the Cinematheque of its day. It played populated by oddball characters, and telling funny/melancholy stories of classic films and cult films, as well as new art films that were too speciali ed for the region’s commercial art houses (which back then included the eights Art love and desire, dreams, loss, loneliness, and unachieved ambitions. Theatre on Coventry, the Colony on Shaker Square, the orld East at illtop To whom would one turn for music for such precious, playful, and A SEC D L K Pla a, the orld est at Kamm’s Pla a, the illage at I-271 and Chagrin, and, poignant works Anderson picked ark othersbaugh, a composer and starting in 1977, the Cedar Lee in Cleveland eights). Sheldon, who had a Ph.D. fellow visual artist (originally from Akron) who demonstrated an affinity June 30 – August 21 (18 different programs) in English and taught at Baldwin allace and later at Tri-C (he also once taught a for color and concept and quirk as a founding member of DE and as wo restored classics by King u, two more by Penelope Spheeris, and film course at the Cleveland Institute of Art, I have learned), would introduce most the composer for Pee-wee’s Playhouse. e scored Anderson’s first four Tassorted other classics (and some CIFF reruns) you may have missed. of the C screenings. e stood in a spotlight directed at one of the theater’s features. othersbaugh is the subject of Myopia, an exhibition at the Plus a visit by the dean of hio filmmakers, ichard yers. front rows and, after clearing his throat, would talk brie y about the history and T U 6/30 6:00 P T E FITS reputation of the film he was about to show, and also dish on the picture’s stars. useum of Contemporary Art Cleveland through August 28, so we and T U 6/30 7:30 P A T UC F E Sheldon loved classic ollywood movies (and they’re what packed the theater on CA have teamed up to show all four of the Anderson/ othersbaugh F I 7/1 7:00 P T E FITS summer nights), but he also showed and introduced other types of films: inter- collaborations in uly, all from 35mm. CA members pay only $8 to any PREMIERE SHOWCASE F I 7/1 8:30 P A T UC F E national classics, weird contemporary indies like Liquid Sky and Eraserhead, and of them. Special thanks to Deidre McPherson, MOCA. SAT 7/2 5:00 PM NOTORIOUS new foreign works by Fassbinder, Tarkovsky, and others. People loved Sheldon, July 2 – August 29 (16 different programs) T U 7/7 6:45 P B TTLE CKET SUN 7/3 6:30 PM NOTORIOUS and his enlightening and enthusiastic talks are what they best remember about he first Cleveland showing of major new films by France’s Arnaud F I 7/8 9:15 P B TTLE CKET T U 7/7 8:40 P F AFA the ew ayfield (along with the regular clunk of wooden armrests falling to the Desplechin, Iran’s ohsen akhmalbaf, Poland’s Andr ej ulawski, THU 7/14 6:45 PM RUSHMORE SAT 7/9 5:00 P F AFA oor during screenings). T Spain’s Carlos Saura, South Korea’s ong Sang-soo, and others. Plus F I 7/15 9:15 P US E SAT 7/9 6:55 PM DRAGON INN Architecturally and aesthetically, the C was undistinguished. (It made visiting filmmaker Peter Flynn at a special show paying tribute to our three THU 7/21 6:45 PM THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS SAT 7/9 9:10 P T E DECLI E F ESTE CI ILI ATI our old Aitken Auditorium look like the Palace ) The theater was on one level projectionists F I 7/22 9:15 P T E AL TE E BAU S SU 7/10 6:30 P T E DECLI E F ESTE CI ILI ATI (no balcony). Tickets were sold in the exterior foyer, and there was a small in- T U 7/28 6:45 P T E LIFE A UATIC IT STE E ISS U SUN 7/10 8:30 PM DRAGON INN terior lobby separated from the auditorium only by curtains, as I recall. The the- SAT 7/2 7:05 PM MY GOLDEN DAYS F I 7/29 9:15 P T E LIFE A UATIC IT STE E ISS U T U 7/14 8:40 P KA IKA E 89 ater probably seated 400-500, and the seats were old and rickety (see armrest SAT 7/2 9:30 PM BRIDGEND DE PALMA I, F I 7/15 7:00 P KA IKA E 89 comment above). Located off the lobby in the north wing of the theater was the SUN 7/3 3:45 PM MY GOLDEN DAYS SAT 7/16 5:00 P BLACK I L Casablanca Bar, which served wine and beer in addition to more conventional SUN 7/3 8:35 PM BRIDGEND SU 7/17 3:30 P BLACK I L movie concessions. F I 7/8 7:00 P KAILI BLUES SAT 7/23 5:00 PM DOUGH Like the Cinematheque, the ew ayfield was a calendar house, with a printed SU 7/10 4:00 P KAILI BLUES SUN 7/24 4:15 PM DOUGH schedule that spanned, I think, three months. It played many double features, and SAT 7/16 6:45 P IKT IA SAT 7/30 5:00 P KI F A generally was open only ednesdays (or Thursdays) through Sundays. The bill SAT 7/16 9:40 PM THE PRESIDENT SAT 7/30 7:00 P AT A L EL A usually changed weekly. But during the summer, and at some other times, the the- SUN 7/17 1:15 PM THE PRESIDENT SU 7/31 1:15 P KI F A ater operated seven days a week, with a program change every two or three days. T U 7/21 8:55 P TIKKU T U 8/4 6:45 P AK A with filmmaker ichard yers hat else can I tell you about the ew ayfield The movie theater scene in F I 7/22 7:00 P C S S F I 8/5 7:45 P I T LE A CE im armusch’s Stranger Than Paradise was shot there. The C had a female SAT 7/23 6:55 PM ARGENTINA SAT 7/23 8:40 PM COSMOS SAT 8/6 5:00 PM STRANGE VICTORY projectionist, Kathy Chambers, who was perhaps the only woman in the local F I 8/7 3:30 P ST A E ICT operators union. Sheldon once showed a program of silent Laurel and ardy SUN 7/24 6:30 PM ARGENTINA FU , SE , SCA : SU 7/24 8:15 P TIKKU SU 8/7 3:30 P T E E LD (172-min. extended cut) shorts with live kle mer music accompaniment. It proved very popular and some SEVEN BY BRIAN DE PALMA SAT 8/13 9:25 PM BLOOD SIMPLE people still talk about it. THU 7/28 9:05 PM DE PALMA F I 7/29 7:00 P DE PAL A Au ust 6 2 (7 lms) SUN 8/14 6:30 PM BLOOD SIMPLE I attended the ew ayfield regularly during its decade-long history. In 1984, SAT 8/20 8:20 PM MULTIPLE MANIACS SAT 7/30 9:45 P 2016 SU DA CE FIL FESTI AL S T FIL T U lagiarist, misogynist, emotionless technician Brian De Palma has before the Cinematheque was established, I even presented a series of midnight SAT 8/20 10:10 P T E DECLI E F ESTE CI ILI ATI PA T II: movies there. (For a brief time I was a freelance movie promoter/impresario.) y SU 7/31 3:15 P 2016 SU DA CE FIL FESTI AL S T FIL T U been called many things. e is also a satirist, sensualist, and cineaste SAT 8/6 8:15 P T E D I F T E LI T with filmmaker Peter Flynn P THE METAL YEARS series was entitled ock n’ oll ite School and consisted of new midnight whose knowledge of film history and grasp of cinematic style is evident in SU 8/21 6:30 P T E DECLI E F ESTE CI ILI ATI PA T II: movies. (I thought Rocky Horror was stale even back then). There was a winter SAT 8/13 5:00 PM LAND AND SHADE SAT 8/13 7:00 P I T , T E many of his works. THE METAL YEARS session and a spring session nine weeks in all including such titles as The Born in ew ersey in 1940, De Palma emerged during the late SUN 8/21 8:30 PM MULTIPLE MANIACS Hunger (which we just showed at the Cinematheque in ay), the onkees in SU 8/14 3:45 P I T , T E Head, Derek arman’s Jubilee, and two screenings of Penelope Spheeris’ The SUN 8/14 8:30 PM LAND AND SHADE 1960s and early 1970s with other movie brats (Coppola, Scorsese, Decline of Western Civilization (which returns to the Cinematheque in uly). But SAT 8/20 5:00 PM PRINCESS Lucas, Spielberg, et al.) and quickly established himself with a series of BECOME A CINEMATHEQUE MEMBER the most memorable show was the 1982 reggae movie Land of Look Behind on SAT 8/20 6:55 P F T BUC A A amboyant, virtuosic, itchcock-inspired erotic thrillers. From his low- OR A DONOR OR BOTH! ay 5, 1984. It attracted so many black moviegoers that neighborhood toughs SUN 8/21 4:15 PM PRINCESS budget genre beginnings he went on to direct such studio blockbusters as I want (check one or more): carrying baseball bats barged into the theater looking for Sheldon (who had gone SUN 8/28 8:50 PM THE OTHER SIDE Scarface, The Untouchables, and Mission Impossible, but always returned home and wasn’t responsible for the booking anyway) and threatened to beat up MON 8/29 6:45 PM THE OTHER SIDE to smaller, more personal films between the commercial behemoths. ___ to become a Cinematheque member and save at least $2 off regular admission the customers on the way back to their cars when the movie ended. This was a F T BUC A A prices (and receive the Cinematheque calendar in the mail) for one full year. emberships De Palma is now the subject of a new documentary, which we show cost $35 and are issued to individuals only. They are not transferable. Fill out the form below and scary, eye-opening experience for me ere I was a na ve white kid from Can- on uly 28 & 29. e are supplementing that film with seven of De Palma’s ton, newly arrived in the big city, programming movies at a theatrical venue. hat mail it, along with a check to the Cinematheque. A membership card good for a full year from the date of purchase, will be mailed to you. $20 student and senior (65 and over) memberships are did I know about racism in Little Italy At any rate, after these thugs made their own movies from the first two decades of his 50 year career. These also available, but only at the boxoffice, after presentation of proper I.D. threats, I called the cops and the police sent cruisers to patrol ayfield when the early works are among his most quintessential comedies and thrillers film let out. I heard of no incidents. with both pointed cultural references and panache, reminding us that De ___ to become a Cinematheque donor and support the Cinematheque with a cash gift The ew ayfield epertory Cinema closed in 1985 the same year the Cin- Palma, despite any moral deficiencies or career disappointments, has over and above the cost of my membership—or in lieu of membership in order to receive ematheque started showing movies at Case estern eserve University, one long been one of America’s most seductive and distinctive filmmakers. the Cinematheque calendar in the mail. Fill out the form below and mail it to the Cinematheque year before we moved to our permanent home at the Cleveland Institute of Art. along with your check. Those who donate at least $5 will receive the Cinematheque calendar SAT 8/6 6:25 P I, The theater was a casualty of the videotape revolution, which siphoned off the in the mail for one year. SU 8/7 4:55 P I, audience for old ollywood movies that the C had long catered to. Though ame T U 8/11 6:45 P P A T F T E PA ADISE the building still stands (minus its iconic vertical ayfield sign, which got bent THU 8/11 8:40 PM SISTERS during a severe storm a couple of years ago and was taken down), the theater Address F I 8/12 7:30 P SISTE S itself has been dark since the ew ayfield shuttered. F I 8/12 9:25 P P A T F T E PA ADISE City State ip I remember Sheldon’s telling me once that he was very proud to have kept T U 8/18 6:45 P D ESSED T KILL the doors of the theater open for ten years. (It always struggled financially.) So THU 8/18 8:50 PM BODY DOUBLE Email Phone when the Cinematheque began, I also aspired to make it last for ten years 11 F I 8/19 7:30 P B D D UBLE actually. And here I am at 30 years and counting As gratifying as that is, I embership amount enclosed Donation Enclosed F I 8/19 9:40 P D ESSED T KILL couldn’t have gotten this far without the head start provided by many exhibi- SUN 8/28 4:00 PM CARRIE tors who preceded the Cinematheque, including Sheldon igod and his ew ake checks out and mail to: The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque, 11610 Euclid Avenue, SU 8/28 6:30 P T E FU ayfield epertory Cinema. Cleveland, , 44106. Thank you for your support MON 8/29 8:40 PM CARRIE T E CLE ELA D I STITUTE F A T CI E AT E UE T E CLE ELA D I STITUTE F A T CI E AT E UE
made in the U.S. between Native Land and Salt kinky comedy that are uniquely his own. A tale creeps toward abuse. A bold, audacious de- JUNE 30 – JULY 3 Thursday, July 7, at 8:40 pm & NEW ADMISSION PRICES PARKING & MORE INFO Saturday, July 9, at 5:00 pm of the Earth…Documentary noir. . ober- of separated Siamese twins (one of whom is a but. –The Hollywood Reporter. Cleveland pre- Unless noted, admission to each film is $10; Free parking for filmgoers is available in man. Cleveland revival premiere. DCP. 64 min. psychotic killer), the film stars argot Kidder, miere. Subtitles. DCP. 92 min. FROM AFAR members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, and those the Cleveland Institute of Art’s Lot 73 and DESDE ALLÁ ennifer Salt, Charles Durning, and illiam Fin- age 25 & under $7. An additional film on the in the CIA Annex Lot. Both are accessed ley. Collector’s print. 93 min. Special admission Saturday, August 20, at 6:55 pm ene uela/ exico, 2015, Loren o igas th same day costs an extra $7 (or the member from E. 117 Street, between Euclid $11; members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 inner of the top pri e at last year’s enice Int’l FORT BUCHANAN price for that movie). Avenue and ayfield oad. ( andicapped & under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio win- Film Festival, this affecting drama focuses on a France/Tunisia, 2014, Benjamin Crotty patrons should park in Lot 73.) Enter the ners. Thanks to Jake Perlin. lonely, middle-aged homosexual (Alfredo Cas- often been ulawski’s hallmark but leavens the Cinematheque at CIA entrances C or E. For A gay man raising his 18-year-old daughter tro of Pablo Larra n fame) who cruises the Ca- stew with welcome streaks of off-kilter humor. alone while his partner is serving in the French Saturday, July 16, at 5:00 pm & further information, visit cia.edu, call (216) Friday, August 12, at 9:25 pm racas streets for working class young men will- Sunday, July 17, at 3:30 pm –The Hollywood Reporter. Cleveland premiere. 421-7450, or email [email protected] Saturday, August 6, at 6:25 pm & military in Djibouti meets a group of female Thursday, June 30, at 6:00 pm & ing to go home with him. ( nce there he merely 50th Anniversary! Subtitles. DCP. 103 min. NOTE: Allow extra time Sunday, August 7, at 4:55 pm PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE army wives who experiment sexually with each Friday, July 1, at 7:00 pm looks at them no touching.) But when he picks New 4K Digital Restoration! to park on Friday night 7/22. awkins, et al.) appears in this epic musical Film Classics in 35mm See 8/11 at 6:45 for description other while their spouses are away. ade in THE FITS up a young tough one day, his life changes BLACK GIRL revue and fantasia that uses popular period Seven by Brian De Palma 16mm by an American expat working in France, USA, 2015, Anna ose olmer dramatically. arks out igas as one of Latin LA I E DE Friday, July 22, at 9:15 pm songs and styli ed, surreal set pieces to sati- HI, MOM! this funny, sensuous tale of love, loneliness, ri e the waste and hubris of the First orld ar. fidelity, and desire is one of the most original Set and shot in Cincinnati, Anna ose olmer’s American cinema’s more auspicious arrivals of France/Senegal, 1966, usmane Semb ne THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS USA, 1970, Brian De Palma It was ichard Attenborough’s directorial debut. and acclaimed movies of the year. Adding to its highly acclaimed debut feature focuses on an recent years. –Variety. Subtitles. DCP. 93 min. The groundbreaking debut by the father of Af- See 7/21 at 6:45 for description obert De iro stars in this very early (but key) DCP. 144 min. uniqueness is the fact that all of the dialogue in 11-year-old tomboy who trains at a local gym rican cinema usmane Semb ne (1923-2007) Brian De Palma film a shaggy, satirical collec- the movie is lifted word for word from countless but doesn’t fit in with either the male boxers she was the first feature film ever directed by a black tion of jokes, jolts, and affronts shot in downtown unnamed American T shows. A languorous spars with nor the female dance team in the next African. It focuses on a young Senegalese anhattan at the height of the counterculture pastoral comedy about sexual uidity. –Village gym she yearns to join (and eventually does). woman working as a maid for a white couple in era. De iro plays a ietnam vet who tries to Voice. As if someone had hired the postcolo- But when a mysterious outbreak of fainting southern France. She soon discovers that colo- become a porno filmmaker, but soon finds him- nialist director Claire Denis (Beau Travail ) to spells plagues the team, she again finds herself nial attitudes linger in an alleged post-colonial self involved in an off-Broadway experimental Saturday, August 13, at 5:00 pm & shoot an episode of M*A*S*H. –The NY Times. an outsider. iffs on the power and mystery of world. Formally spartan, Black Girl is dense theater production (Be Black, Baby!) in which Sunday, August 14, at 8:30 pm Cleveland premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 65 min. adolescent beauty. –Time. DCP. 72 min. with cool fury. –Village Voice ( ay 2016). Pre- African American actors literally assault a liberal LAND AND SHADE Friday, July 8, at 7:00 pm & ceded at showtime by Semb ne’s short Borom white audience. Unforgettable ith Allen ar- LA TIERRA Y LA SOMBRA Sunday, July 10, at 4:00 pm Sarret (Senegal, 1963), a wry account of a day in Saturday, July 23, at 5:00 pm & field, Charles Durning, and Paul Bartel. An exu- Colombia/France/ etherlands/Chile/Bra il, berant grab bag of diabolical whimsy that blends 2014, C sar Augusto Acevedo KAILI BLUES the life of a Dakar cart driver. Cleveland revival Sunday, July 24, at 4:15 pm Saturday, July 30, at 9:45 pm & radical politics, sexual freedom, racial tension, LU BIAN YE CAN premiere. Subtitles. DCP. Total 85 min. DOUGH Sunday, July 31, at 3:15 pm inner of the Camera d’Or for best first feature and emotional hangups with the director’s own China, 2015, an Bi UK/ ungary, 2015, ohn oldschmidt 2016 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, this austere, catalogue of artistic references. –The New painterly drama is a striking work of slow cin- This debut film from a Chinese poet and film- In this crowd-pleasing comedy shown at this SHORT FILM TOUR USA/Canada/UK, 2016, various directors Yorker ( ay 2016). 87 min. Special admission ema. An elderly sugar cane farmer returns to maker who’s still in his 20s is one of the most year’s Cleveland Int’l Film Festival, an elderly $11; members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 the home and family he abandoned many years Thursday, June 30, at 7:30 pm & rapturously received movies of the year Set in ewish baker ( onathan Pryce) struggles to There are eight films from three different coun- & under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. before. is has come to help his gravely ill son, Saturday, August 20, at 8:20 pm & Friday, July 1, at 8:30 pm the subtropical Chinese province of ui hou, keep his East London kosher bakery a oat. tries in this year’s edition of this popular pro- who still struggles to make a living working the Sunday, August 21, at 8:25 pm New 4K Digital Restoration! the film is nominally about a doctor who jour- But when his African uslim apprentice acci- gram. Included are four Short Film ury Award fields, some of which are burned nightly. A New Digital Restoration! A TOUCH OF ZEN neys to another village to retrieve his young dentally spills marijuana in the challah dough, winners for on-fiction (Sol Friedman’sBacon beautifully crafted, leisurely paced portrait of a MULTIPLE MANIACS nephew, abandoned by his irresponsible half- sales take ight and so do his customers. ith & God’s Wrath, in which a 90-year-old ewish IA Colombian family holding on while the world is USA, 1970, ohn aters Taiwan, 1969/75, King u brother. But the trip and the film unfold like a Saturday, July 16, at 6:45 pm Ian art and Pauline Collins. Luminous A de- woman prepares to try bacon for the first time); light. –Cleveland Jewish News. DCP. 94 min. for Animation ( ina ant ’s Edmond); for ut- literally engulfed in ames around them. –The ade just before Pink Flamingos, ohn aters’ Arguably the greatest martial arts movie ever dream: the past, present, and future ow to- VIKTORIA standing Performance (Ben Petrie’s Her Friend Hollywood Reporter. Cleveland premiere. Sub- second feature stars Divine as the proprietor of made, King u’s wuxia epic is set in medieval gether; reality commingles with imagination; Bulgaria/ omania, 2014, aya itkova Adam); for U.S. Fiction (Calvin Lee eeder’s titles. DCP. 97 min. Lady Divine’s Cavalcade of Perversions, a dis- China, where an artist and scholar, and the and esh-and-blood rubs shoulders with phan- This ambitious, absurdist, allegorical new fea- The Procedure) as well as the Short Film reputable traveling sideshow that robs and even feisty young woman he loves, battle a band of toms. A tour de force The most elusive and ture focuses on a young Bulgarian woman, rand ury Pri e winner ( im Cummings’ Thun- murders those who come to see it. aters’ cra y assassins first in a haunted castle, later in a the most memorable new movie that I’ve seen iktoria, born without a belly button, whose der Road). The other three movies can be found Saturday, August 6, at 8:15 pm and hilariously sordid film boasts its own caval- bamboo forest, where they are joined by some in quite some time. . oberman. Cleveland first 20 years of life are equally split between at www.sundance.org/festivals/short-film tour. Filmmaker in Person! cade of perversions, including lust, drug addic- high- ying Buddhist monks. Political, supernat- premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 113 min. her country’s communist past and its capitalist Cleveland premiere. DCP. 95 min. Post lm Dis ussion tion, rape, blasphemy, and madness. ith ink ural, and spiritual, this movie is a magical meta- present. Born to a mother who doesn’t want her, THE DYING OF THE LIGHT Stole and Edith assey. o one under 18 admit- physical tour that begins with the understated el- Friday, July 8, at 9:15 pm and named the Socialist Bulgaria Baby of the Sunday, July 31, at 1:15 pm USA, 2015, Peter Flynn ted Cleveland revival premiere. DCP. 91 min. egance of a haiku, unfolds into a tension-packed BOTTLE ROCKET Decade, iktoria spends her early life coddled Saturday, July 23, at 6:55 pm & action film, and climaxes with a sense of wonder See 7/7 at 6:45 for description by the state. But when Communism falls, she is Sunday, July 24, at 6:30 pm KING OF JAZZ 120 years after movies first exploded upon the See 7/30 at 5:00 for description scene, photochemical film has largely been Saturday, August 13, at 7:00 pm & to rival Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Chi- forced to stand on her own two feet. ne of the ARGENTINA replaced by digital images. The passing of film Sunday, August 14, at 3:45 pm cago Sun-Times). Cleveland revival premiere. Saturday, July 9, at 5:00 pm great recent films by a woman about women. DA: F LCL E A E TI Sunday, July 31, at 3:15 pm also means the passing of film projectionists. Subtitles. DCP. 180 min. Special admission $11; FROM AFAR ichard Brody, The New Yorker. Cleveland Argentina/France/Spain, 2015, Carlos Saura RIGHT NOW, WRONG THEN 2016 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Peter Flynn’s new film explores the history and I EU EU AT EUTTAE-EU members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, age 25 & See 7/7 at 8:40 for description premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 155 min. Carlos Saura’s latest studio-shot live-perfor- craft of motion picture presentation through the TEULLIDA under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. mance film continues his years-long explo- SHORT FILM TOUR See 7/30 at 9:45 for description lives and stories of the last generation of career South Korea, 2015, ong Sang-soo ration of Spanish popular music and dance operators. By turns humorous and melancholic, Friday, July 1, at 7:00 pm In the wryly funny new movie by South Korea’s (Flamenco, Tango, Carmen, El amor brujo, et these individuals’ candid re ections on life in THE FITS al.). Argentina, consisting of 20 choreographed NO FILMS SUN. NIGHT 7/31 master of alternate realities ong Sang-soo (In the booth reveal a world that has gone largely Saturday, August 20, at 10:10 pm & See 6/30 at 6:00 for description tableaux, focuses on that country’s rich musi- Another Country, Woman on the Beach), a suc- unnoticed which has always been what these cessful art-film director who’s visiting a provin- Sunday, August 21, at 6:30 pm cal heritage from amba to modern dance AUGUST 4-7 individuals strived for. The result is a loving New Digital Restoration! Friday, July 1, at 8:30 pm and includes a tribute to the late, great protest cial town for a film festival appearance meets tribute to the art and romance of the movies an aspiring painter and spends the day with THE DECLINE OF WESTERN A TOUCH OF ZEN singer ercedes Sosa. Cleveland premiere. TH CINEMATHEQUE 30 ANNIVERSARY and to the unseen people who brought (and, in CIVILIZATION PART II: THE METAL YEARS See 6/30 at 7:30 for description Subtitles. DCP. 85 min. her. In the second half of this movie, he does WEEKEND some cases, still bring) the light to our screens. it again meeting and spending the same day USA, 1988, Penelope Spheeris Saturday, July 9, at 6:55 pm & Saturday, July 16, at 9:40 pm & n Friday, August 8, 1986, the Cinematheque The movie will be followed by an onstage dis- Sunday, July 10, at 8:30 pm Sunday, July 17, at 1:15 pm Saturday, July 23, at 8:40 pm with the same painter, but with some key dif- Penelope Spheeris’ follow-up to her seminal showed its first films at the Cleveland Institute cussion with filmmaker Peter Flynn and the Cin- ferences that might change the outcome. A punk rock documentary The Decline of Western New 4K Digital Restoration! THE PRESIDENT COSMOS of Art a permanent home after 13 months in ematheque’s three projectionists: Tom Sedlak kind and beautiful film. And those are in short Civilization (see 7/9 & 10) focuses on the L.A. DRAGON INN eorgia/France/UK/ ermany, 2014, See 7/21 at 7:00 for description C U’s Strosacker Auditorium. Three de- and Les ince, both 30-year veterans, and ike supply. –cinema scope. A bona fide work of heavy metal scene from 1986-1988. Features aka D A ATE I ohsen akhmalbaf cades later, we’re still part of the CIA (though, la er, who’s been with us 16 years. Cleveland genius. –Filmmaker Magazine. Cleveland pre- memorable interviews with Steven Tyler and SU LU AK C A Sunday, July 24, at 4:15 pm The latest film from the exiled Iranian master as of last August, in a new building and the- premiere. DCP. 95 min. Special admission $11; Taiwan, 1967, King u miere. Subtitles. DCP. 121 min. oe Perry of Aerosmith, ene Simmons and filmmaker of such films as Gabbeh and Kan- DOUGH ater). e commemorate our 30th anniversary members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 & Paul Stanley of Kiss, Lemmy of ot rhead, oted the ninth best Chinese film of all time in dahar is a pointed satire about a toppled dicta- See 7/23 at 5:00 for description under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. with a weekend of special screenings that Saturday, August 13, at 9:25 pm & Dave ustaine of egadeath, Alice Cooper, a 2011 survey of film professionals, King u’s Saturday, July 2, at 5:00 pm & tor who tries to ee his country with his young should be catnip for movie buffs featuring Sunday, August 14, at 6:30 pm y sbourne, and others. Cleveland revival feature before A Touch of Zen (see 6/30 & 7/1) Sunday, July 3, at 6:30 pm grandson. Disguising himself as a street musi- Sunday, July 24, at 6:30 pm in-person guests, new restorations of great Sunday, August 7, at 3:30 pm New 4K Digital Restoration! premiere. DCP. 93 min. Film Classics in 35mm is one of the most famous and celebrated wuxia cian, he escapes into the countryside on his ARGENTINA films, the opening of our Brian De Palma STRANGE VICTORY BLOOD SIMPLE 70th Anniversary! movies ever made. Set during the ing Dy- way to the coast. Along the way he meets some See 7/23 at 6:55 for description series, and a tribute to the Cinematheque’s See 8/6 at 5:00 for description USA, 1984, oel and Ethan Coen Sunday, August 21, at 4:15 pm NOTORIOUS nasty at a remote country inn, the film tells of a of the former political prisoners whom he op- three projectionists. Plan on spending the oel and Ethan Coen’s funny, stylish, violent USA, 1946, Alfred itchcock group of strangers who protect an assassinated pressed for many years. as surprising urgen- PRINCESS Sunday, July 24, at 8:15 pm whole weekend here (i.e., tape the lympics). Sunday, August 7, at 4:55 pm first film tells of a nasty Texas bar owner who See 8/20 at 5:00 for description general’s widow and children from the govern- cy and sweep. –The NY Times. Cleveland pre- Cary rant, Ingrid Bergman, and Claude ains TIKKUN HI, MOM! hires a private detective to murder his unfaithful ment’s bloodthirsty secret police. Cleveland re- miere. eorgian with subtitles. DCP. 115 min. star in one of Alfred itchcock’s greatest films See 7/21 at 8:55 for description See 8/6 at 6:25 for description wife and her lover. The movie, seen here in a Sunday, August 21, at 6:30 pm about an American espionage agent who co- vival premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 111 min. new digital restoration of its director’s cut, also THE DECLINE OF WESTERN erces the promiscuous daughter of an accused Sunday, July 17, at 3:30 pm JULY 28-31 marked the screen debut of star Frances c- CIVILIZATION PART II: THE METAL YEARS traitor to infiltrate a group of Bra il-based a is BLACK GIRL Dormand. ith ohn et , Dan edaya, and . See 8/20 at 10:10 for description by marrying their leader. 35mm. 102 min. Spe- See 7/16 at 5:00 for description Emmet alsh; music by Carter Burwell. Adults cial admission $11; members, CIA & CSU I.D. only Cleveland revival premiere. DCP. 96 min. Sunday, August 21, at 8:25 pm holders, age 25 & under $8; no passes, twofers, NO FILMS SUN. NIGHT 7/17 or radio winners. MULTIPLE MANIACS Sunday, August 14, at 3:45 pm See 8/20 at 8:20 for description JULY 21-24 Thursday, August 4, at 6:45 pm RIGHT NOW, WRONG THEN Richard Myers in Person! See 8/13 at 7:00 for description AUGUST 25-29 Sunday, August 7, at 7:00 pm Saturday, July 9, at 9:10 pm & AKRAN USA, 1969, ichard yers New 4K Digital Restoration! Sunday, August 14, at 6:30 pm Sunday, July 10, at 6:30 pm Extended 172-minute Cut! NO FILMS 8/25-27 New Digital Restoration! Thursday, July 28, at 6:45 pm & oger Ebert called the breakthrough feature by BLOOD SIMPLE Friday, July 29, at 9:15 pm THE NEW WORLD See 8/13 at 9:25 for description THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION longtime hio filmmaker ichard yers a work Film Classics in 35mm USA, 2005, Terrence alick USA, 1981, Penelope Spheeris of overpowering originality and the most in u- Wes Anderson + Mark Mothersbaugh ential film since odard’s early work. Shot on Terrence alick’s fourth feature (made between Sunday, August 14, at 8:30 pm Saturday, July 2, at 7:05 pm & Black Flag, Circle erks, Fear, erms, and THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU 16mm in and around Akron, Akran is a da ling, The Thin Red Line and The Tree of Life) looks LAND AND SHADE Sunday, July 3, at 3:45 pm are just a few of the bands captured on film in USA, 2004, es Anderson fragmented vision of the alienation and turmoil better and better with each passing year. ow it this classic look at the L.A. punk scene circa See 8/13 at 5:00 for description MY GOLDEN DAYS acques Cousteau meets erman elville in of late 1960s American life. yers, who won the can be seen in a new 4K digital restoration of an 1980. Penelope Spheeris’ groundbreaking Thursday, July 21, at 6:45 pm & TROIS SOUVENIRS DE MA JEUNESSE es Anderson’s waterlogged fourth feature, in 2014 Cleveland Arts Pri e for Lifetime Achieve- extended cut (never released to theaters) that is documentary has now been digitally restored. Friday, July 22, at 9:15 pm AUGUST 18-21 France, 2015, Arnaud Desplechin Film Classics in 35mm which an oddball oceanographer (Bill urray) ment, calls his magnum opus an anxious alle- 37 minutes longer than the general-release ver- (Decline II: The Metal Years shows on 8/20 & The latest film by the celebrated French direc- Wes Anderson + Mark Mothersbaugh vows revenge on the jaguar shark that killed gory and chilling album of nostalgia. A discus- sion. This poetic, meditative look at the creation 21.) Cleveland revival premiere. DCP. 100 min. th tor of A Christmas Tale is one of the most ac- THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS his partner. ith wen ilson, Cate Blanchett, sion with yers will follow the screening, and of the amestown settlement in 17 -century ir- Sunday, August 28, at 4:00 pm & claimed movies of the past year. It’s also a se- USA, 2001, es Anderson Anjelica uston, illem Dafoe, and eff old- the film will be shown in a new print restored by ginia stars Colin Farrell as Captain ohn Smith, Monday, August 29, at 8:40 pm Sunday, July 10, at 4:00 pm Seven by Brian De Palma quel & prequel to the filmmaker’s breakthrough ene ackman, Anjelica uston, Ben Stiller, blum. usic by ark othersbaugh. Scope. the archive of the Academy of otion Picture ’orianka Kilcher as Pocahontas, and Christian KAILI BLUES movie, 1996’s My Sex Life…Or How I Got into wyneth Paltrow, Luke ilson, wen ilson, 119 min. Cinematheque & MOCA members, Arts and Sciences. 16mm. 118 min. Shown as Bale as settler ohn olfe. Like alick’s previ- CARRIE See 7/8 at 7:00 for description USA, 1976, Brian De Palma an Argument. ( ne does not need to have Bill urray, and Danny lover star in es CIA & CSU I.D. holders, age 25 & under $8; no part of the exhibition ichard yers: Aberra- ous clash-of-cultures sagas, The New World seen that earlier film to enjoy this one.) athieu Anderson’s whimsical and beautiful modern passes, twofers, or radio winners. tions, on view at MOCA Cleveland through Au- is understated, elliptical, and suffused with the Sissy Spacek and ohn Travolta star in Brian Sunday, July 10, at 6:30 pm Amalric reprises his role as academic Paul classic the funny-sad tale of a family of child gust 28. MOCA members $7. sublime beauty of the natural world. ith Chris- Thursday, August 18, at 6:45 pm & De Palma’s coming-of-age horror classic, about D dalus, now middle-aged, who looks back THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION prodigies that falls apart when dad walks out Thursday, July 28, at 9:05 pm & topher Plummer; cinematography by Emmanuel Friday, August 19, at 9:40 pm a shy high school student with paranormal pow- Film Classics in 35mm over three episodes from his early life (seen in See 7/9 at 9:10 for description on them. usic by ark othersbaugh. Scope. Friday, July 29, at 7:00 pm Lube ki. Blu-ray. 172 min. Special admission ers who wreaks terrible revenge on her class- Seven by Brian De Palma extended ashbacks). e recalls a childhood 110 min. Cinematheque & MOCA members, DE PALMA $11; members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 mates after they ridicule and humiliate her. ith poisoned by his mother’s madness and father’s Sunday, July 10, at 8:30 pm CIA & CSU I.D. holders, age 25 & under $8; no USA, 2015, oah Baumbach, ake Paltrow & under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. DRESSED TO KILL Piper Laurie, ancy Allen, and Amy Irving. USA, 1980, Brian De Palma depression; a trip to the USS during which he DRAGON INN passes, twofers, or radio winners. NOTE: Allow Director Brian De Palma (Blow Out, Scarface, usic by Pino Donaggio. From Stephen King’s became involved in low-level espionage; and See 7/9 at 6:55 for description extra time to park on Friday night 7/22. The Untouchables) takes the viewer, movie by AUGUST 11-14 A prostitute who witnesses a murder and starts novel. DCP. 98 min. his college years, with their assorted loves, movie, through his 50-year, 28-film career in investigating the crime fears that she will be- confusions, and betrayals. A masterpiece. This JULY 14-17 this fascinating, clip-laden documentary by fel- IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Feast of the come the killer’s next victim. Legendary film is what great cinema looks like. –The Nation. low filmmakers (and fans) oah Baumbach and Assumption takes place in Little Italy August critic Pauline Kael wrote that Brian De Palma’s Cleveland premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 123 min. ake Paltrow. This new film should whet your 12-15, so free filmgoer parking this weekend ultra-stylish, ultra-sexy thriller is permeated appetite for the seven-film De Palma series we will be limited to CIA Lots 73 & 74. There will with the distilled essence of impure thoughts Friday, August 5, at 7:45 pm Saturday, July 2, at 9:30 pm & present in August. e’s a pretty marvelous ra- be no free parking in the CIA Annex Lot. the suspense becomes aphrodisiacal. ith i- 100th Anniversary! Sunday, July 3, at 8:35 pm conteur. –Variety. Adults only Cleveland pre- chael Caine, Angie Dickinson, and ancy Allen. New Digital Restoration! BRIDGEND miere. DCP. 107 min. Pino Donaggio composed the seductive music. Denmark, 2015, eppe nde INTOLERANCE Adults only Scope. 105 min. Special admission Sunday, August 28, at 6:30 pm USA, 1916, D. . riffith $11; members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 annah urray ( illy in Game of Thrones) Friday, July 29, at 9:15 pm Film Classics in 35mm Thursday, July 21, at 8:55 pm & D. . riffith’s great silent epic an impas- & under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. plays a well-adjusted girl who moves with her Sunday, July 24, at 8:15 pm THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU Kirk Douglas Centenary! sioned plea for universal peace, justice, love, dad to a elsh town plagued by an epidemic See 7/28 at 6:45 for description Seven by Brian De Palma Thursday, July 14, at 6:45 pm & TIKKUN and understanding was made partly in re- of mysterious teen suicides. ill the communal Friday, July 15, at 9:15 pm THE FURY Israel, 2015, Avishai Sivan sponse to the accusations of racism leveled depression of her peers infect her Best Ac- Film Classics in 35mm USA, 1978, Brian De Palma inner of the award for Best Israeli Feature at his previous heartfelt spectacle, Birth of a tress and Best Cinematography, 2015 Tribeca Wes Anderson + Mark Mothersbaugh Brian De Palma’s indelible, over-the-top follow- at the 2015 erusalem Film Festival, this bold, Nation. Intolerance tells four parallel stories Film Festival; inspired by a true case. Styl- RUSHMORE up to Carrie returns to the theme of telekinesis. shocking, enigmatic drama (shot in striking set in four distinct historical periods. The most Thursday, August 11, at 6:45 pm & ishly shot, eerily scored and moodily acted USA, 1998, es Anderson Two psychic teens with a spiritual connection b&w) tells of a devout, ultra- rthodox yeshiva famous of the four threads recounts the fall of Friday, August 12, at 9:25 pm Depending on how you like your movies, this is Seven by Brian De Palma and the father of one of them combat a secret es Anderson’s breakthrough film is a peculiar student who becomes a dramatically different ancient Babylon, which takes place on colossal either a walkout or a must-see. –The NY Times. government organi ation that kidnaps such chil- comedy about ax Fischer ( ason Schwart - person after a near-death experience. e re- sets. Another thread focuses on esus and the PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE Cleveland premiere. In English. DCP. 95 min. dren in order to weaponi e them. o itchcock man), the king of elaborate extracurricular ac- nounces religious studies and his community’s Pharisees. A third exposes the 16th century per- USA, 1974, Brian De Palma Thursday, August 18, at 8:50 pm & thriller was ever so intense, went so far, or had tivities at ushmore Academy. In his scarce conservative rules and starts exploring some of secution of French uguenots, and the last de- Arguably De Palma’s finest film, says theTime Sunday, July 3, at 3:45 pm Friday, August 19, at 7:30 pm so many classic’ sequences. Pauline Kael. free time, ax struggles with academics, woos the taboo realms of the world at large. ean- Saturday, July 30, at 5:00 pm & tails the con ict between American capital and Out Film Guide about this satirical horror mu- MY GOLDEN DAYS Seven by Brian De Palma ith Kirk Douglas, ohn Cassavetes, Carrie the new teacher ( livia illiams), and befriends while his father (who saved his life) worries that Sunday, July 31, at 1:15 pm labor during the early 20th century. riffith inter- sical that blends Phantom of the Opera with See 7/2 at 7:05 for description BODY DOUBLE Snodgress, and Amy Irving. usic by ohn il- a wealthy industrialist (Bill urray). usic by perhaps he shouldn’t have interfered with od’s New Digital Color Restoration! cuts among the four storylines in virtuosic fash- Faust. It’s an outlandish tale about a disfigured USA, 1984, Brian De Palma liams. Color & scope print from the Twentieth ark othersbaugh. Scope. 93 min. Cinema- plan aunting allucinatory A feverish KING OF JAZZ ion, building to a frenetic, thrilling climax. The composer ( illiam Finley) who vows revenge Sunday, July 3, at 6:30 pm A struggling L.A. actor working as a house-sit- Century Fox studio archive; special thanks to theque & MOCA members, CIA & CSU I.D. satire of the con ict between the secular and USA, 1930, ohn urray Anderson all-star cast includes Lillian ish, ae arsh, when his songs, perfect for a pop singer he ter spies obsessively on the attractive woman Barbara Crandall. 118 min. Special admission NOTORIOUS holders, age 25 & under $8; no passes, twofers, the sacred in modern Israel. –The NY Times. ewly restored to its original two-strip Tech- Erich von Stroheim, Constance Talmadge, and adores ( essica arper), are stolen and used across the way. But when he witnesses her $12; members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 See 7/2 at 5:00 for description or radio winners. Cleveland premiere. iddish and ebrew with nicolor glory, this Universal Pictures extrava- Tod Browning. e will show a new color-tinted for his own purposes by a satanic music pro- murder, he suddenly becomes a suspect. Brian & under $9; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. subtitles. DCP. 120 min. gan a features a series of musical numbers by 2K digital restoration of this masterpiece, which moter (Paul illiams). DCP. 91 min. De Palma evokes both Rear Window and Ver- Sunday, July 3, at 8:35 pm Paul hiteman and is rchestra, including a critic Pauline Kael once called perhaps the tigo in this fetishistic fantasy that has divided BRIDGEND performance of Rhapsody in Blue, which hite- greatest movie ever made. ewly recorded or- moviegoers for the past 30 years. ith Craig See 7/2 at 9:30 for description man commissioned from eorge ershwin. chestral score by Carl Davis. Cleveland revival asson and elanie riffith. usic by Pino ( hiteman, a hugely popular bandleader of premiere. DCP. 168 min. Special admission $11; Donaggio. Adults only DCP. 109 min. JULY 7-10 the 1920s, was dubbed the King of a by members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, ages 25 & the white media of his day.) This classic revue under $8; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. film also contains assorted comedy sketches, NOTE: Allow extra time to park tonight. Friday, August 19, at 9:40 pm Thursday, July 14, at 8:40 pm & the first Technicolor animation, Bing Crosby as DRESSED TO KILL one third of the hythm Boys trio, and a novelty See 8/18 at 6:45 for description Friday, July 15, at 7:00 pm Friday, July 22, at 7:00 pm & New 4K Digital Restoration! Saturday, July 23, at 8:40 pm act in which Stars and Stripes Forever is played Thursday, August 11, at 8:40 pm & on a bicycle pump. Cleveland revival premiere. Sunday, August 28, at 8:50 pm & KAMIKA E COSMOS Friday, August 12, at 7:30 pm DCP. 100 min. Monday, August 29, at 6:45 pm KA IKA E 1989 France/Portugal, 2015, Andr ej ulawski Film Classics in 35mm est ermany, 1982, olf remm Seven by Brian De Palma THE OTHER SIDE The final film (and first movie in 15 years) from SISTERS France/Italy, 2015, oberto inervini Thursday, July 7, at 6:45 pm & ainer erner Fassbinder, in his last screen the recently deceased Andr ej ulawski (Pos- USA, 1973, Brian De Palma Friday, July 8, at 9:15 pm role before his death at age 37, stars in this session) is as strange, sinister, darkly funny, U.S.-based Italian filmmaker oberto inervini Film Classics in 35mm cyberpunk sci-fi thriller based on Murder on and inscrutable as a David Lynch mystery. Brian De Palma’s first thriller is a blatant hom- follows up his Texas trilogy with an unsettling st Wes Anderson + Mark Mothersbaugh the 31 Floor by Swedish novelist Per ahl . Based on a surreal novel by itold ombrow- Saturday, August 6, at 5:00 pm & age to itchcock. ( e even hired Bernard err- portrait of some of the impoverished deni ens BOTTLE ROCKET Fassbinder, wearing a fake leopard-skin suit, ic , the film is set at a village B&B, where a failed Sunday, August 7, at 3:30 pm mann to do the music.) It’s also one of his best of rural Louisiana a motley mix of drug ad- USA, 1996, es Anderson plays a homicide detective investigating a bomb law student tries to discern the hidden signifi- New Digital Restoration! films, containing the shock effects and quirky, Saturday, August 20, at 5:00 pm & dicts, alcoholics, criminals, racists, gun lovers, threat at the headquarters of the combine, a and anti-government ealots. It’s not a pretty wen ilson co-wrote and made his big screen cance (and interconnectedness) of the incon- STRANGE VICTORY Sunday, August 21, at 4:15 pm vast government corporation that controls picture, but for anybody seeking a thorough un- debut in es Anderson’s first feature a charm- gruous things he witnesses there (a dead spar- USA, 1948, Leo urwit CINEMATHEQUE STAFF PRINCESS all television and news in a newly totalitarian derstanding of 2016 America, this look at life on ing, character-driven comedy about three clue- row dangling from a wire, etc.). e also tries to Saturday, July 30, at 7:00 pm The U.S. may have won II, but this pow- Director: ohn Ewing Israel, 2014, Tali Shalom-E er ermany. ith Franco ero; music by Edgar the fringes is essential viewing. Powerful and less southwestern slackers who dream of pull- figure out whether the beautiful, newly married World War I + 100 erful and uncompromising (some might say Assistant Director: Tim arry amed Best Israeli Feature at the 2014 Israeli Froese of Tangerine Dream. Cleveland revival disturbing. –The NY Times. o one under 18 ing off a heist and then leading a life of crime. daughter of the guest house owners is com- OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR treasonous ) look at racism and anti-Semitism Projectionists: ike la er, Film Festival, this dreamy, ambiguous tale of premiere. Subtitles. DCP. 106 min. UK, 1969, ichard Attenborough admitted Cleveland premiere. DCP. 92 min. ith Luke ilson and ames Caan. usic ing on to him. And what’s with the housemaid in postwar America made by a director who Tom Sedlak, Les ince underage sexuality focuses on a 12-year-old by ark othersbaugh. 35mm. 91 min. Cin- with a grotesquely deformed harelip There are A battalion of British stars ( aggie Smith, Dirk was later blacklisted uses newsreels, covert Box ffice: eff Bla ek, Steve Fitch, girl just entering puberty, a mysterious young Friday, July 15, at 9:15 pm questions aplenty for both him and the viewer in Bogarde, ohn ielgud, Laurence livier, ohn footage, and dramati ations to argue that the boy who seems to be her male doppelganger, Monday, August 29, at 8:40 pm ematheque & MOCA members, CIA & CSU I.D. loria Pridemore, holders, age 25 & under $8; no passes, twofers, RUSHMORE this fast-moving pu ler. ith Sabine A ma. ills, ichael and anessa edgrave, alph ideas of the loser are still active in the land of and her workaholic mother’s stay-at-home boy- CARRIE enevieve Schwart , Tigert or radio winners. See 7/14 at 6:45 for description Boasts the uncompromising intensity that has ichardson, Ian olm, Susannah ork, ack the winner. The most ambitious leftist film friend, whose playfulness with his stepchild See 8/28 at 4:00 for description