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I put this in Off Topic because it is not Jeep related but seems like fun for those who are in the LA area. Just remember to dress warm. I'll be there.
Cinespia Presents
A Special Outdoor Screening of
"DON'T LOOK NOW"
November 1st 2003 7:00pm $10
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd.(at Gower)
Gates open at 5:30
DJ David Hollander spins soundtracks
FilmArtGallery.com will provide pre-show images
Director Nicholas Roegıs masterpiece is hands-down one of the spookiest films ever made! A married couple (played by Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie), travel to Venice, Italy after their daughter accidentally drowns in a pond. Christie meets a blind woman who alleges she has the psychic powers to see into the beyond, and their dead daughter on the other side. Donald Sutherland seems to be partially psychic as well, and his strange visions lead him to one of the most terrifying climaxes ever put on film. Veniceıs atmosphere becomes mysterious and terrifying in Roegıs hands, a setting that lends a moody and surreal quality to the film. The story was written by Daphne DuMarnier (The Birds, Rebecca), and her characteristic gothic horror is updated by Roegıs oblique storytelling and offbeat editing. This film has long been one of the undisputed gems of psychological horror.
Please join us fot he last screening of our season. Bring blankets, cocktails and picnic dinner for this special screening below (and above) the stars.
Please, no tall chairs!
To join our email list or for more info visit www.cinespia.org
Cinespia Presents
A Special Outdoor Screening of
"DON'T LOOK NOW"
November 1st 2003 7:00pm $10
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd.(at Gower)
Gates open at 5:30
DJ David Hollander spins soundtracks
FilmArtGallery.com will provide pre-show images
Director Nicholas Roegıs masterpiece is hands-down one of the spookiest films ever made! A married couple (played by Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie), travel to Venice, Italy after their daughter accidentally drowns in a pond. Christie meets a blind woman who alleges she has the psychic powers to see into the beyond, and their dead daughter on the other side. Donald Sutherland seems to be partially psychic as well, and his strange visions lead him to one of the most terrifying climaxes ever put on film. Veniceıs atmosphere becomes mysterious and terrifying in Roegıs hands, a setting that lends a moody and surreal quality to the film. The story was written by Daphne DuMarnier (The Birds, Rebecca), and her characteristic gothic horror is updated by Roegıs oblique storytelling and offbeat editing. This film has long been one of the undisputed gems of psychological horror.
Please join us fot he last screening of our season. Bring blankets, cocktails and picnic dinner for this special screening below (and above) the stars.
Please, no tall chairs!
To join our email list or for more info visit www.cinespia.org