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September 2000
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Brooklyn Center Cinema
and the
Brooklyn College Film Dept.
present a Film Series: 

The Aesthetics of Wide Screen Motion Pictures
By Foster Hirsch
Professor Hirsch will lead a discussion before each screening

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2:00 pm   Walt Whitman Theatre
Opened to Students, Seniors and Brooklyn Center Cinema Patrons



A 2oth Century Fox Release (1953)
2hrs 15min

Starring
Richard Burton, Jean Simmons
Victor Mature, Michael Rennie and Jay Robinson
with Richard Boone, Anne Bancroft, Dean Jagger
and Cameron Mitchell as the Voice of
Christ
Directed by HENRY KOSTER
Produced by Frank Ross

Presented in
®
and
Extreme MegaSound™

Additional Production Credits From the book by Lloyd C. Douglas Screenplay: Albert Maltz Music Composed by Alfred Newman Music Direction: Edward B. Powell Costume Design: Charles LeMaire/Emile Santiago Special Effects: Ray Kellogg Sound Design: Bernard Freericks/ Roger Heman Academy Awards - 1953 Best Actor (n): Richard Burton Best Art Direction: George W. Davis, Paul Fox, Walter Scott, Lyle Wheeler Best Cinematography (n): Leon Shamroy Best Costume Design: Charles LeMaire, Emile Santiago Best Picture (n) SPECIAL ACHEIVEMENT AWARD - Developement of CinemaScope Wide Screen Process: 20th Century Fox Golden Globe 1954 Best Film (Drama) National Board of Review 1953 10 Best Films Best Actress: Jean Simmons New York Film Critics Circle 1953 Best Film: Henry Koster

    
2:00 pm   Walt Whitman Theatre
 Opened to Students, Seniors and Brooklyn Center Cinema Patrons

A 2oth Century Fox Release (1954)
1hr 18min


Starring
Dorothy Dandridge, Harry Belafonte, Olga James,
Pearl Bailey, and Diahann Carroll
with Joe Adams, DeForest Covan, Roy E. Glenn, Sr.
and MARILYN HORNE as Dandridge
and Caroll's Singing Voice
and LeVERN HUTCHERSON as Belafonte's
Singing Voice

The Symphonic Music Score of GEORGES BIZET
Musical Direction: Herschel Burke Gilbert
Book: Oscar Hammerstein II
Produced and Directed by Otto Preminger

Presented in
®
and
Extreme MegaSound™

To:   Bklyn College Film Department

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