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European Movie
Masterworks Day
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Saturday 24 February 2001 ~ 1.15 to 11pm
Refreshment intervals and a full supper break.
Four classic films - each to be introduced by Phill
Walkley
Today's
cinema can only be properly appreciated by a knowledge of the cinema
of the 20th century
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Ivan
the Terrible
Sergei Eisenstein
If you have seen Battleship Potemkin & October
you should not miss Eisenstein at his mature best.
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Nights
of Cabiria
Federico Fellini
Fellini's most wondrous work. A
river of incandescent moments.
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La
Ronde
Max Ophüls
An absolutely enchanting film. Subtle, ironic,
funny. True
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Smiles
of a Summer Night
Ingmar Bergman
A brilliant film which gives Bergman a face few
are accustomed to.
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Supported
by Jersey Arts Trust
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Ours is a fight to the death. |
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Which film?
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Which film was planned as a stire called "Tales from the Golden Age"?
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For which film did an actor crash a car in order to act in it?
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