Word: screens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...assassination. It's not how far we've progressed that should be measured but how far back we've been set. Over one-half of Blacks think Reagan is a racist. We want a color-blind society, says Reagan. Color-blind, maybe. But like any creature of the silver screen, Reagan can still see black and white...
Movies are shown daily on a big-screen T.V. at the Eliot House grill. Manager Hal Watson '87 cited 48 Hours as a "cheesesteak movie," as opposed to a "bagel movie" like Terms of Endearment...
...first half hour of the film has a staggered, disjointed rhythm to it, and the climax is perhaps too abrupt and suddenly tragic. Though Shepard's plays are notorious for their refusal to resolve themselves, what distinguishes him as our most audacious playwright translates less gracefully on the screen...
Fool For Love is an important film for a number of reasons. It establishes Shepard as one of our finest screen-writers, and confirms the staying power of Altman, who has always been one of our most solid directors. Shepard's collaboration with Wim Wenders on Paris, Texas, and now his work with Altman, hints at a possible Shepard film canon. Coppola doing Buried Child? Kurosawa's A Lie of the Mind? Kubrick's Curse of the Starving Class? A Lucasfilm version of The Tooth of Crime? The mind reels...
Those who cannot secure a ticket will be able to watch Tutu's speech on a large projection screen erected in Memorial Hall, event organizers said. Closed circuit may also be shown in Gutman Hall, they added...