30+
Years of Film @ International House
THE
JANUS COLLECTION
Truly
one of our national treasures, American film culture without
Janus Films is unimaginable. Film @ International House is celebrating
30 + years with a selection of titles from Janus’
extraordinary collection, all in brand-new or restored 35mm
prints. Here’s your chance to celebrate their achievements
and to be dazzled all over again by highlights from their incomparable
collection.
Saturday,
February 20 at 7pm
The
Woman Next Door
dir.
Francois Truffaut, France, 1981, 35mm, 106 mins, color, French
w/ English subtitles
 Madame
Jouve knows all about the mad love of Bernard Coudray (Gerard
Depardieu) and Mathilde Bauchard (Fanny Ardant). They had been
lovers seven years before the picture begins and parted violently.
Each married and had a son named Thomas. Then one day, the Coudrays
discover that they have new next-door neighbors named Bauchard.
Clearly Truffaut’s most Jamesian film in its mastery of oblique
narrative and ironic perspective. He weaves an intricate tapestry
of background detail and the narrative never loses its thrust
or tension, despite repeated shifts in the point of view. Truffaut
not only continued a grand tradition of sensibility, he broke
new ground in his own career.
Click
Here for The Woman Next Door Program Notes
Free admission members
above Internationalist level; $5 Internationalists;
$6 students + seniors;
$8 general admission. In advance at TICKETWEB
or 1/2 hour before showtime at The Ibrahim Theater Box Office.
Click
Here for The Janus Collection Winter 09/10
Archive
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Here for The Janus Collection Fall 09 Archive
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Here for The Janus Collection Summer 09
Archive
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Here for The Janus Collection Winter 09
Archive
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Here for The Janus Collection Fall 08 Archive
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