Films

Category: Films

  1. THE SEARCH, Directed by Fred Zinneman  1948. In this acclaimed film, shot in postwar Berlin, an American private helps a lost Czech boy (an Auschwitz survivor) find his mother. With Montgomery Clift. Oscars: Best writing, motion picture; outstanding juvenile performance “Sobering meditation on the incalculable…

  2. DR. STRANGELOVE, Directed by Stanley Kubrick  1964 An insane general paves the way to nuclear holocaust even as a passel of politicians and generals frantically try to stop him. With Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden. “Landmark movie’s madcap humor and terrifying suspense remain…

  3. The Syracuse International Film Festival will screen sneak peeks of their 2009 upcoming films and award winning 2008 shorts. Join us for a night of film madness to support independent filmmakers. Sneak Peeks for Festival 2009: Famous in 31 Days – by John Gerard –…

  4. FridayFLICS@ ArtRage! All films begin at 8pm. $5 suggested donation. FridayFLICS @ArtRage Celebrates Women’s History Month! “THE DIVORCEE” (1930) Directed by Clarence Brown Norma Shearer is a role model for sophisticated [1930’s] woman-hood… Challenging her husband’s double standard on adultery, she explores  sexual independence -and love–…

  5. FridayFLICS@ ArtRage! All films begin at 8pm. $5 suggested donation. FridayFLICS @ ArtRage Celebrates Women’s History Month! Life and times of Rosie the Riveter” (1980) Directed by Connie Field A compelling yet engaging documentary based on interviews with six women who worked on assembly lines…