March
14th at 4:00 pm -
¡Que Viva Mexico!, 1969, directed by
Sergei Eisenstein.
March
21st at 3:00 pm -
Detroit Industry and the Ford Motor Company Motion Picture Laboratory:
a two-hour program of 1933 silent film footage of artist Diego Rivera
at work on the DIA's "Detroit Industry" murals.
Live accompaniment by pianist David Drazin
and percussionist Frank Pahl.
April
4th at 4:00 pm -
Modern Times, 1936, directed by
Charlie Chaplin, and starring
Charlie Chaplin and
Paulette Goddard.
April
11th at 4:00 pm -
À Nous la Liberté, 1931, directed by
Rene Clair, and starring
Henri Marchand,
Raymond Cordy, and
Rolla France.
April
17th at 7:00 pm, Apeil 18th at 9:30 pm and April 19th at 4:30 pm -
Hiroshima Mon Amour
April
17th at 9:30 pm, Apeil 18th at 7:00 pm and April 19th at 2:00 pm -
Le Jour se leve, 1939, directed by
Marcel Carne, and starring
Jean Gabin and
Jules Berry.
April
18th at 4:00 pm -
The Thief of Bagdad, 1924, directed by
Raoul Walsh, and starring
Douglas Fairbanks,
Snitz Edwards, and
Charles Belcherwith live piano
accompaniment by David Drazin.
April
24th at 7:00 pm -
The Yellow Ticket, 1918, directed by
Eugen Illés, and starring
Pola Negri,
Harry Liedtke, and
Victor Janson with a live musical
accompaniment written and performed by violinist
Alicia Svegals of the
Klezmatics, together with
Marilyn Lerner on piano.
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, 1959, directed by
Alain Resnais, and starring
Emmanuelle Riva,
Eiji Okada, and
Stella Dassas.