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Special Film Series Fanfare's special film series offers four critically-acclaimed recent films. Amistad (Oct. 1) is Steven Spielberg s emotional and sensitive portrayal of Africans who mutinied on a slave ship and their subsequent trials in early America. Helena Bonham Carter stars in the adaption of Henry James novel about a love triangle, Wings of the Dove (Oct. 15). The Full Monty (Oct. 22) is the story of steelworkers who become male dancers as an alternative to unemployment. Shall We Dance? (Oct. 29) is a comedy and a love story about a group of ordinary Japanese people and the ballroom dance lessons that bring them to life. Special films are at 7pm at University
Cinema, 1006 N. Oak. Free. Made possible by Gulf States Theatres and owner George
Solomon.Foreign Film Series Fanfare offers movie classics from Italy, France, Spain and Germany. La Historia Oficial (Oct 6), winner of the 1986 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, integrates the uncertainty sweeping Argentina in the early 1980s with one woman s realization of her unknowing complicity in the reign of terror. Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (Oct. 13), also an Oscar nominee, is a celebration of youth, friendship, and the everlasting magic of the movies. Based on Flaubert's masterpiece, Madame Bovary (Oct. 20) is about a beautiful woman whose affairs conflict with mores of conservative 19th century France. Wo die Grunen Ameisen Traumen (Oct. 27) tells of a geologist whose mapping of a desert area threatens to destroy "the place where the green ants dream." Foreign Films will be shown at 3:30pm in the Music Recital
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