And you can still see a lot of it on 35 mm—the way it was meant to be seen.
Tag: cinema
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The weird world of Guy Maddin
Five great films by Canadian indie Guy Maddin, whose latest, The Green Fog, screens this week at Gene Siskel Film Center.
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What movies can tell us about dying
A close look at the climax of Paul Newman’s Sometimes a Great Notion, which screened in Chicago this past Monday.
Posted inArts & Culture
By the Way, Meet Vera Stark pulls the mask off old Hollywood
Lynn Nottage’s By the Way, Meet Vera Stark pulls the mask off old Hollywood.
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Opera in the movies, and vice versa
A consideration of the relationship between opera and film.
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Editing Bordwell and Kehr
Rodney Powell of University of Chicago Press details the publication of new books by Dave Kehr and David Bordwell.
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Persepolis now
Marjane Satrapi, creator of the Persepolis comics and animated feature, will lecture next Friday at Columbia College.
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Tom Gunning on the celluloid Lincoln
Noted U. of C. professor Tom Gunning lectures on cinematic portrayals of the 16th president at Loyola next week.
