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Screening Report: THE SEARCHERS (1956); DETOUR (1945); and THE PASSENGER (1975) at IFC Center
On Friday, the IFC Center in New York City kicked off a week-long festival of road movies selected by Walter Salles, director of the upcoming adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s ON THE ROAD. I saw three of the iconic films presented this … Continue reading
Posted in IFC Center, Screening Report
Tagged 4k, Ann Savage, BEN-HUR, DCP, DETOUR, digital cinema package, digital projection, Eagle Lion Films, Edgar G. Ulmer, IFC Center, Jack Nicholson, Jeffrey Hunter, John Ford, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, Michelangelo Antonioni, Natalie Wood, ON THE ROAD, Poverty Row, Producer's Releasing Corporation, SPARTACUS, Technicolor, THE PASSENGER, THE SEARCHERS, Tom Neal, United Artists, VistaVision, Walter Salles, Winston C. Hoch
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