Ciao, Bella, a short series of Italian films. Thursday, July 25 -- Le Notte de Cabiria (Nights of Cabiria) (Fellini, 1957, not rated) | Doors open at 6:30, movie starts at 7:00
A series of three films, this time bringing Francophiles joy as we screen three French classics. August 29th: Beauty and the Beast (Cocteau, NR, 1946, run time 1 hr. 36 mins.); Sept 8: Orpheus (Cocteau, NR, 1950, 95 minutes); Sept. 26: The 400 Blows (Truffaut, NR, 1959, 99 minutes)
A series of three films, this time bringing Francophiles joy as we screen three French classics. August 29th: Beauty and the Beast (Cocteau, NR, 1946, run time 1 hr. 36 mins.); Sept 12: Orpheus (Cocteau, NR, 1950, 95 minutes); Sept. 26: The 400 Blows (Truffaut, NR, 1959, 99 minutes)
A series of three films, this time bringing Francophiles joy as we screen three French classics. August 29th: Beauty and the Beast (Cocteau, NR, 1946, run time 1 hr. 36 mins.); Sept 8: Orpheus (Cocteau, NR, 1950, 95 minutes); Sept. 26: The 400 Blows (Truffaut, NR, 1959, 99 minutes)
A classic of German expressionism, M is often cited as one of the most blood-chilling movies ever made. Released in 1931, M is a stone-cold classic, a movie worth reading up on before seeing: a cinematic landmark. Run time: 111 minutes. NR. Subtitled.
Already regarded as a contemporary classic, this tense indie film, shot in California, is an Iranian Vampire Western, which sounds good for a Hallowe’en movie. Starring Sheila Vand as The Girl, this movie’s fan base grows every year since its 2014 release. Run time: 101 minutes.
