Below are some upcoming films worth checking out in Philly for next two weeks. Also, be sure to look for Shooting Wall Issue #2 out now.
International House:
Saturday April 16th at 5:30pm -
Shorts Program:
Rien que les heures (Nothing but Time) (1926) by Alberto Cavalcanit
Amor Pedeste (Love a Foot) (1914) by Marcel Fabre
Ritimi di Stazione, Impressioni de Vita N. 1 Rhythms (Impressions of Life #1: Railway Station) (1933)by Corrado D'Errico
Rennsymphonie (Race Symphony) (1928) by Hans Richter
La Marche des Machines (The March of the Machines) (1929) by Eugene Deslaw
Life and Death of 9413 - A Hollywood Extra (1928) by Robert Florey
L'Histoire Du Soldat Inconnu (The History of the Unknown Soldier) (1931) by Henri Storck
Saturday April 16th at 7pm -
Limite (1931) by Mario Peixoto
Saturday April 23rd at 7pm - Harlan County, USA (1976) by Barbara Kopple - This has turned out to be a particularly timely and important film from IHouse to be playing considering the attack going on right now in this county by the right on unions. An important film for anyone to see at this time in our history. A reminder of how important unions and protecting the rights of unions are.
Also, I will have a post in more detail closer to the date, but a very exciting event coming at the end of this month at IHouse:
Pop Cinema: Art and Film in the UK and US, 1950s - 1970s
Opening at the Ritz:
April 15th -
In a Better World by Susanne Bier
Potiche by Francoise Ozon
The Human Resources Manager by Eran Riklis
April 22nd -
White Irish Drinkers by John Gray
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold by Morgan Spurlock
The Princess of Montpensier by Bertrand Tavernier
Exporting Raymond by Philip Rosenthal
Ceremony by Max Winkler
Cinema 16:9 -
Friday April 15th - His Girl Friday (1940) by Howard Hawks
Uncle Boonmee is also still playing at Cinema 16:9, if you haven't got a chance, I recommend seeing it, as this may be your only chance to see it in the theater in Philadelphia.
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