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Criterion Connection’s review of Something Wild!
#Criterion Connection Alert#
Vertigo
Dir Alfred Hitchcock
Rubin Museum of Art
Cabaret Cinema
April 26 2013
Free ticket with $7 bar minimum
Introduced by author and sleight of hand artist Alex Stone.
Vertigo was voted best film ever made by film critics, curators, academics and distributors in 2012, beating out Citizen Kane after it's 50 year reign.-EAH
http://www.rmanyc.org/events/load/2113
Connection- Alfred Hitchcock is a Criterion Collection featured Director. The 39 Steps Spine#3Ld/56 The Lady Vanishes Spine#4Ld/3 Sabotage Spine#22Ld Secret Agent Spine#23Ld Young and Innocent Spine#24Ld North by Northwest Spine#45Ld Rebecca Spine#98Ld/135 Spellbound Spine#136 Notorious Spine#100/100ALd/137 Blackmail Spine#154Ld The Man Who Knew Too Much Spine#643 Wrong Men & Notorious Women: Five Hitchcock Thrillers 1935-1946 Boxed Set Essential Art House Volume Four (The Lady Vanishes) Boxed Set Essential Art House: 50 Years of Janus Films (The 39 Steps, The Lady Vanishes) Boxed Set
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Maurice
Dir James Ivory
George Eastman House
Wednesday April 17 2013 8pm
Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, “Ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind than the one where they sprang up.” For no one is this more true than James Ivory. In 1963, Ivory, Ismail Merchant, and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala formed a partnership, best known for adaptations, that remains unequaled in film history, not only for its long-lasting nature, but also for the passion of the three individuals involved. Under the banner of Merchant Ivory Productions, Ivory directed more than 30 films that exercised his deep love for storytelling and his passion for the collaborative process. In 2010, these films entered the collection at George Eastman House, and now we are proud to welcome their maker for an appearance. Please join us on April 6, as we welcome James Ivory back to the Dryden for a salute to his work and career with a special screening of Jefferson in Paris, one of his personal favorites.
Connection- James Ivory is a Criterion Collection featured Director. Ivory also co-founded Merchant Ivory. The Merchant Ivory Collection is a line by The Criterion Collection, like Essential Art House & Eclipse. Howards End Spine#488 Maurice Merchant Ivory Collection
http://dryden.eastmanhouse.org/additional-program-notes/2013/02/james-ivory/