Nov. 16-25, 2001 |
American Cinematheque Presents.../Vitagraph Films Everything Put Together
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PUT TOGETHER is the first new American Independent film to be distributed theatrically in
the US by the American Cinematheque’s own label. Opens in New York Nov. 9th.Friday, November 16-20 & 23-25, 2001 [all shows are in the
Spielberg Theatre]
Friday, November 16: 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM
Saturday, November 17: 5: 30 PM, 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM Sunday, November 18: 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM *Monday, November 19: 7:30 PM, 9:30 PMTuesday, November 20: 5: 30 PM, 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM Friday, November 23: 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM Saturday, November 24: 5: 30 PM, 7:30 PM, 9:30 PMSunday, November 25: 5:30 PM; 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM
Tickets available 30 days in advance.
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"…riveting, often haunting…echoing in mood and style Roman Polanski’s masterpieces REPULSION and ROSEMARY’S BABY…" – Emanuel Levy, VARIETY "A dynamite movie, smart and pungently satirical." Kevin Thomas, LA TIMES "Dogma ’95 and THE CELEBRATION finally have their first American Challenger: a searing character drama shot entirely on digital video that leaves you emotionally spent. …Mitchell is nothing short of a revelation." – Paul Cullum, LA WEEKLY "…visually accomplished and emotionally provocative …" -- Duane Byrge, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER (2000, American Cinematheque Presents…/Vitagraph Films, 87 min., USA): Angie (Radha Mitchell, HIGH ART, PHONE BOOTH) in an unflinchingly honest performance) and Russ (Justin Louis), a young, well-off, loving, suburban couple, eagerly await the birth of their first child. Angie’s friends (Catherine Lloyd Burns of "Malcolm in the Middle" and Megan Mullally of "Will and Grace") are also pregnant and together their worlds revolve around babies, husbands and the rituals of family life. Suddenly tragedy befalls Angie and Russ. Unable to find a way to console, or share the couple’s grief, their friends simply withdraw… and Angie’s grief drives her to act out in strange and frightening ways. Like Todd Haynes’ SAFE, EVERYTHING PUT TOGETHER is a provocative portrait of an alienated woman adrift in a hostile, suffocating suburban environment, that once offered a bounty of security and comfort. Director Mark Forster’s latest film, MONSTER’S BALL, starring Billy Bob Thornton, Wes Bentley and Halle Berry, is slated for release by Lion’s Gate in December. Shot on Digital Video, the film will be projected in a 35mm print. Produced by Sean Furst. Written by Forster, Catherine Lloyd Burns and Adam Forgash. www.everythingputtogether.com *Director Marc Forster & Producer Sean Furst will appear for discussion following the 7:30 PM screening and will introduce the 9:30 PM screening on Monday, November 19th. For more information about American Cinematheque Presents... and other cities were this film will be opening, click here. |