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![]() Short Runs Repertory & Revival
* = Recommended
Fri 3
*Choose Me
(1984, USA) Directed by Alan Rudolph. See Tip of the Week. 106m. 35mm.
$6. Block Cinema, Block Museum of Art, 40 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston,
8.
*Come Drink With Me
(Dai zui xia) (1966, Hong Kong) Directed by King Hu. Stunning, innovate
and influential martial-arts masterpiece. Everyone from Hark to Kar-Wai
to Tarantino knows this one. 94m. 35mm. $8. Siskel Film Center
(312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8.
*The Homecoming
(1973, USA) Directed by Peter Hall. Legendary American Film Theatre
production of Pinter's play, with Ian Holm, Vivien Merchant. 111m. 35mm.
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6.
*The Hulk
(2003, USA) Directed by Ang Lee. 138m. $4. DOC Films (773)702-8575, 1212
E. 59th, 6, 9, Midnight.
*Intruder in the Dust
(1949, USA) Directed by Clarence Brown. 87m. 35mm. $8. Siskel Film
Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6:15.
Luther
(1974, USA) Directed by Guy Green. American Film Theatre production of
Brecht's play, with Stacy Keach, Judi Dench. 112m. 35mm. $8. Siskel Film
Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8:15. Sat 4
*Apocalypse Now Redux
(2001, USA) Directed by Francis Coppola. 202m. DVD video. Free.
Washington Library Center (312)747-4300, 400 S. State, 1.
*Bend It Like Beckham
(2003, England) Directed by Gurinder Chada. 112m. $4. DOC Films
(773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th, 6:30, 9, 11:30.
*A Delicate Balance
(1973, USA) Directed by Tony Richardson. Legendary American Film Theatre
production, with Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield. 132m. 35mm. $8.
Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 3:15.
Glen Fogel: Pressure System
New York filmmaker Fogel presents a selection of Super-8, 16mm,
video-film hybrids and double projection performance pieces. Nathan Lee
of the New York Sun says they're "distinguished by their hermetic
intensity, formal control and anxious, immersive soundtracks [pushing]
emotional extremes to the point of abstraction." Program 52m. $7.
Chicago Media Action and Chicago Filmmakers (773)293-1447, 5243 N. Clark
St., 2nd Floor, 8.
Gypsy
(Koli) (2002, Iran) Directed by Ali Shah-Hatami. A contrary young boy
finds conflict in a superstitious, remote Talkhak village. 80m. 35mm.
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6.
*The Homecoming
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 5:45.
*The Light That Failed
(1936, USA) Directed by William Wellman. 97m. Shown with D. W.
Griffith's 1909 "The Light That Came' with Mary Pickford. $5. LaSalle
Theater (312)904-9442, 4901 W. Irving Park, 8.
*One-Armed Swordsman
(Dubi dao) (1967, Hong Kong) Directed by Zhange Che. 111m. 35mm. $8.
Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 3:45.
Report Card Day
(Rouz-Karnameh) (2002, Iran) Directed by Masoud Karamati. Drama of a boy
with a death wish has "an air of whimsy." 92m. 35mm. $8. Siskel Film
Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8.
Style Wars/Style Wars Revisited
(1982/2003, USA) Directed by Tony Silver, Henry Chalfant. The early days
of hip-hop in NYC, seen in the 1982 "Style Wars" and in the 2003
collation of outtakes. Program 105m. DigiBeta video. $8. Siskel Film
Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8.
Tomb of the Blind Dead
(1972, Italy) Directed by Amando Ossori. Video. Free. Delilah's
(773)472-2771, 2771 N. Lincoln, 6. Sun 5
*Bend It Like Beckham
$3. DOC Films (773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th, 7.
*The End of St. Petersburg
(1927, USSR) Directed by V. I. Pudovkin. 112m. $4. DOC Films
(773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th, 6:30, 9, 11:30.
*Galileo
(1974, USA) Directed by Joseph Losey. Legendary American Film Theatre
production, with Topol, Edward Fox. 145m. 35mm. $8. Siskel Film Center
(312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 3.
Gypsy
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 5:15.
Report Card Day
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 3:15. Mon 6
*A Delicate Balance
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8:15.
*Films by Gregory Markopoulos
Three films: 1947's "Psyche"; 1969's "Sorrows" and 1963's "Twice a
Man." Program 80m. 16mm. $4. DOC Films (773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th,
7.
Luther
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6. Tue 7
*Aparijito
(1957, India) Directed by Satyajit Ray. The second of Ray's "Apu
Trilogy" finds his protagonist leaving home for Calcutta; deeply
moving. 127m. New 35mm print. $4. DOC Films (773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th,
7.
*Galileo
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6:30.
*Intruder in the Dust
(1949, USA) Directed by Clarence Brown. 87m. 35mm. Sergio Mims
lectures. $8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at
Randolph, 6:15.
*Some Like It Hot
(1959, USA) Directed by Billy Wilder. After witnessing the St. Valentine
Day Massacre, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis seek shelter--in drag--as
members of an all-girl band, including all-girl Marilyn Monroe. The
gender-bending is funny, the pacing seldom flags, and the story has one
of the best curtain lines you'll ever hear. With George Raft, Pat
O'Brien. 119m. 35mm. $6. Block Cinema, Block Museum of Art, 40 Arts
Circle Dr., Evanston, 8. Wed 8
*Come Drink With Me
8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6.
*The Crime of Monsieur Lange
(1936, France) Directed by Jean Renoir. Essential comic allegory about a
writer whose pulp Westerns challenge his manipulative publisher. Less
well known than "Rules of the Game" and "Grand Illusion," but still
major Renoir. 85m. 35mm. $6. Block Cinema, Block Museum of Art, 40 Arts
Circle Dr., Evanston, 8.
*The Homecoming
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6.
*Johnny Guitar
(1953, USA) Directed by Nicholas Ray. Astonishing, topsy-turvy take on
Western conventions as two tough women (Joan Crawford, Mercedes
McCambridge) duke it out for control of a gambling saloon and the love
of Johnny Guitar (Sterling Hayden). Hayden's quiet psychopath is a
small amazement in the cyclone of warring psychologies. Weird,
beautifully paced, bizarrely photographed (the strange colors courtesy
of Republic's patented color process, Tru-Color, one of the most lurid
ever). 110m. New 35mm print. $4. DOC Films (773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th,
7.
Luther
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8:15.
Report Card Day
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 8. Thu 9
*The Celebration
(1998, Denmark) Directed by Thomas Vinterberg. Something rotten in the
Danish countryside: All happy family movies are alike; all
unhappy-family movies are hilarious in their own particular way. Not
available on DVD. 105m. 16mm. $4. DOC Films (773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th,
9:30.
*A Delicate Balance
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6.
*The Lodger
(1927, England) Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. 83m. 16mm. $4. DOC Films
(773)702-8575, 1212 E. 59th, 7.
Mysterial Power: Recent Video Work by Lana Lin
Video artist Lin's work traverse "translations of all types," writes
the SAIC's Jim Trainor. $8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N.
State at Randolph, 8:15.
*One-Armed Swordsman
$8. Siskel Film Center (312)846-2600, 164 N. State at Randolph, 6.
*Ride Lonesome
(1959, USA) Directed by Budd Boetticher. Randolph Scott uses an outlaw
as bait to find his long-lost brother; other bad men follow. With James
Coburn. CinemaScope. 73m. Introduction by NU's Scott Curtis. 35mm. $6.
Block Cinema, Block Museum of Art, 40 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston, 8.
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