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BIG HOUSE FILM SOCIETY
Putting criminals where they belong - on the Silver Screen!
NEW! - Film Studies Resources - Now open to students and the public!
2006 PROGRAM
JANUARY
22 Outdoor screening
Sherlock Jr. (1924) + surprise comedy shorts
Laura (1944) PLUS
The Locket (1946)
Portraits
unlock secrets from the past in classic noir.
Screening Date:
MARCH 26
Point of Order (1963) PLUS
Body and Soul (1947)
Screening Date:
APRIL 30
Leave Her To Heaven (1945) PLUS
The Dark Past (1948)
Screening Date: MAY 28
Four Sons (1940) PLUS
The Seventh Victim (1943)
Screening Date: June 25 2006, JUNE
Scorsese and de Niros explosive tour de force.
Raging Bull (1980) PLUS
screening first: Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912 gangster silent)
Screening Date: July 23, 2006 - JULY
Cat and mouse games in underworld Marseilles
French Connection II (1975 - Gene Hackman) + surprise short
Screening Date: August 2
7, 2006 AUGUST Brooding 'last throw of the dice' thrillerLe Deuxieme Souffle (1966 - Jean-Pierre Melville) + surprise short
Screening Date: September 24 200
6, SEPTEMBER One last caper - what can go wrong?The
Killing (1956 - Stanley Kubrick) (screens 1st) PLUS Party Girl (1958 - Nicholas Ray)
Screening Date: October
29 2006, OCTOBERTown & country noir
On Dangerous Ground (1951 - Robert Ryan and Ida Lupino) (screens 1st) PLUS
Out of the Past (1947 - Robert Mitchum, Kirk Douglas)
Screening Date: November 26 2006, NOVEMBER
Paranoia on the run
Saboteur (1942 - Hitchcock WWII espionage thriller) (screens 1st) PLUS
The Parallax View (1974 - Warren Beatty in a conspiracy theory classic)
Screening Date: December 1
7 2006, DECEMBERO Brother, get me offa this chain gang!
Hell's Highway (1932
Depression thriller) (screens 1st) PLUSSullivan's Travels (1941 -
Preston Sturges comedy)
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The Big House Film Society gratefully acknowledges the Australian Film Commission which administers the National Lending Collection from which we source our films.