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http://www.siff.net/events/detail.aspx?FID=108&archive=false
The Seattle Film Festival is showing 21 movies for the United Artists 90th Anniversary. The cost to get in is $100 for non-members and $85 for SIFF members. The movies start showing on April 30th and run through the 21st of May. The list is:
The Thomas Crown Affair
Directed by Norman Jewison
1968, 102 min. New 35mm print!
The Great Escape
Directed by John Sturges
1963, 172 min.
Marty
Directed by Delbert Mann
1955, 94 min.
In the Heat of the Night
Directed by Norman Jewison
1967, 109 min.
The Night of the Hunter
Directed by Charles Laughton
1955, 93 min.
Annie Hall
Directed by Woody Allen
1977, 93 min. New 35mm print!
Manhattan
Directed by Woody Allen
1977, 93 min.
West Side Story
Directed by Jerome Robbins & Robert Wise
1961, 152 min. New 35mm print!
Some Like It Hot
Directed by Billy Wilder
1959, 120 min. New 35mm print!
The Apartment
Directed by Billy Wilder
1960, 125 min.
Judgment at Nuremberg
Directed by Stanley Kramer
1961, 186 min.
The Last Waltz
Directed by Martin Scorsese
1978, 117 min.
The Magnificent Seven
Directed by John Sturges
1960, 128 min. New 35mm print!
Midnight Cowboy
Directed by John Schlesinger
1969, 113 min. New 35mm print!
Raging Bull
Directed by Martin Scorsese
1980, 129 min. New 35mm print!
Dr. No
Directed by Terence Young
1962, 110 min. New 35mm print!
Goldfinger
Directed by Guy Hamilton
1964, 110 min. New 35mm print!
The Manchurian Candidate
Directed by John Frankenheimer
1962, 126 min.
Last Tango in Paris
Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci
1972, 126 min.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Directed by Sergio Leone
1967, 179 min.
The SIFF itself starts on the 22nd of May this year and goes through June 15th. If you're in the area and aren't a member, I really do recommend it. You get A LOT for your donation. I'm currently pondering buying a 20 ticket pass for the festival (as long as the ticket would have been $11 or less), as it allows me to use 2 tickets at each showing (allowing me to bring someone else, if I want.)
http://www.siff.net/events/detail.aspx?FID=108&archive=false
The Seattle Film Festival is showing 21 movies for the United Artists 90th Anniversary. The cost to get in is $100 for non-members and $85 for SIFF members. The movies start showing on April 30th and run through the 21st of May. The list is:
The Thomas Crown Affair
Directed by Norman Jewison
1968, 102 min. New 35mm print!
The Great Escape
Directed by John Sturges
1963, 172 min.
Marty
Directed by Delbert Mann
1955, 94 min.
In the Heat of the Night
Directed by Norman Jewison
1967, 109 min.
The Night of the Hunter
Directed by Charles Laughton
1955, 93 min.
Annie Hall
Directed by Woody Allen
1977, 93 min. New 35mm print!
Manhattan
Directed by Woody Allen
1977, 93 min.
West Side Story
Directed by Jerome Robbins & Robert Wise
1961, 152 min. New 35mm print!
Some Like It Hot
Directed by Billy Wilder
1959, 120 min. New 35mm print!
The Apartment
Directed by Billy Wilder
1960, 125 min.
Judgment at Nuremberg
Directed by Stanley Kramer
1961, 186 min.
The Last Waltz
Directed by Martin Scorsese
1978, 117 min.
The Magnificent Seven
Directed by John Sturges
1960, 128 min. New 35mm print!
Midnight Cowboy
Directed by John Schlesinger
1969, 113 min. New 35mm print!
Raging Bull
Directed by Martin Scorsese
1980, 129 min. New 35mm print!
Dr. No
Directed by Terence Young
1962, 110 min. New 35mm print!
Goldfinger
Directed by Guy Hamilton
1964, 110 min. New 35mm print!
The Manchurian Candidate
Directed by John Frankenheimer
1962, 126 min.
Last Tango in Paris
Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci
1972, 126 min.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Directed by Sergio Leone
1967, 179 min.
The SIFF itself starts on the 22nd of May this year and goes through June 15th. If you're in the area and aren't a member, I really do recommend it. You get A LOT for your donation. I'm currently pondering buying a 20 ticket pass for the festival (as long as the ticket would have been $11 or less), as it allows me to use 2 tickets at each showing (allowing me to bring someone else, if I want.)
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