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SUMMARY:Two-Lane Blacktop at Speed Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Three Starring Warren Oates\nTwo-Lane Blacktop\nDirected by Monte Hellman \nWednesday\, July 8\, 6 pm | BUY TICKETS \n$12 | $8 Speed members \n“This is not a film about narrative but loneliness and life on the road\, which it captures with a mysterious brilliance.” —Damon Wise\, Empire Magazine \nDrag racing east from Los Angeles in a souped-up ’55 Chevy are the wayward Driver and Mechanic (singer-songwriter James Taylor and the Beach Boys’ Dennis Wilson\, in their only acting roles)\, accompanied by a tagalong Girl (Laurie Bird). Along the way\, they meet Warren Oates’s Pontiac GTO–driving wanderer and challenge him to a cross-country race. The prize: their cars’ pink slips. But no summary can do justice to the existential punch of Two-Lane Blacktop. With its gorgeous widescreen compositions and sophisticated look at American male obsession\, this stripped-down narrative from maverick director Monte Hellman is one of the artistic high points of 1970s cinema\, and possibly the greatest road movie ever made. 1971\, U.S.\, DCP\, 103 minutes. Rated R.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/two-lane-blacktop-at-speed-cinema/
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SUMMARY:No Picnic at Speed Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Essential Cinema/New 4K Restoration\nNo Picnic\nDirected by Philip Hartman \nFriday\, July 10\, 6 pm | BUY TICKETS \n$12 | $8 Speed members \n“A forgotten eighties NYC movie is back\, scuzzier and better than ever. No Picnic captures New York’s boho hipster Lower East Side on the edge of Reagan-era gentrification — and a new restoration just saved it from obscurity.”– David Fear\, Rolling Stone \nPhilip Hartman’s No Picnic is a priceless artifact of New York’s pre-gentrification East Village\, with appearances by Steve Buscemi\, Richard Hell\, Luis Guzmán\, and other fixtures of the Downtown music and art scenes. The winds of change were in the air during the film’s production in the summer of 1985 as Hartman raced to capture his neighborhood in all its squalid glory. Hartman’s neo-noir comedy follows down-and-out jukebox operator Macabee Cohn\, played with deadpan melancholy by David Brisbin\, who wanders the cheap tenements\, dive bars\, and derelict streets of the Lower East Side in search of a mysterious woman in a striped dress. \nNo Picnic was showered with praise (Manohla Dargis called it “the genuine article” in the Village Voice)\, Peter Hutton won a Sundance prize for his gorgeously evocative black-and-white cinematography\, and a theatrical run at Anthology Film Archives broke box-office records. 1987\, U.S.\, 4K DCP\, 87 minutes. Recommended for 16+.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/no-picnic-at-speed-cinema/
CATEGORIES:Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20260711T150000
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SUMMARY:No Picnic at Speed Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Essential Cinema/New 4K Restoration\nNo Picnic\nDirected by Philip Hartman \nSaturday\, July 11\, 3 pm | BUY TICKETS \n$12 | $8 Speed members \n“A forgotten eighties NYC movie is back\, scuzzier and better than ever. No Picnic captures New York’s boho hipster Lower East Side on the edge of Reagan-era gentrification — and a new restoration just saved it from obscurity.”– David Fear\, Rolling Stone \nPhilip Hartman’s No Picnic is a priceless artifact of New York’s pre-gentrification East Village\, with appearances by Steve Buscemi\, Richard Hell\, Luis Guzmán\, and other fixtures of the Downtown music and art scenes. The winds of change were in the air during the film’s production in the summer of 1985 as Hartman raced to capture his neighborhood in all its squalid glory. Hartman’s neo-noir comedy follows down-and-out jukebox operator Macabee Cohn\, played with deadpan melancholy by David Brisbin\, who wanders the cheap tenements\, dive bars\, and derelict streets of the Lower East Side in search of a mysterious woman in a striped dress. \nNo Picnic was showered with praise (Manohla Dargis called it “the genuine article” in the Village Voice)\, Peter Hutton won a Sundance prize for his gorgeously evocative black-and-white cinematography\, and a theatrical run at Anthology Film Archives broke box-office records. 1987\, U.S.\, 4K DCP\, 87 minutes. Recommended for 16+.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/no-picnic-at-speed-cinema-2/
CATEGORIES:Cinema
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SUMMARY:The Third Man at Speed Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Essential Cinema \nThe Third Man\nDirected by Carol Reed \nSaturday\, July 11\, 6 pm | BUY TICKETS \n$12 | $8 Speed members \n“One great scene after another! One great shot after another! I’ve seen it over 50 times and it’s still magic.”—Roger Ebert \nThis film noir classic directed by Carol Reed is back in a 4K digital restoration which was completed to celebrate the film’s 75th anniversary. \nHolly Martins (Joseph Cotten)\, a writer of pulp Westerns\, arrives in a bombed-out\, post-war Vienna at the invitation of his childhood friend Harry Lime (Orson Welles) only to find him dead. Martins develops the ultimate conspiracy theory after learning of a “third man” present at the time of Harry’s death\, butting up against interference from British police officer Major Calloway (Trevor Howard)\, and falling head-over-heels for Harry’s grief-stricken lover Anna (Alida Valli). \nWinner of the Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix\, Oscar-winner for Best Cinematography\, and Oscar-nominated for Best Director\, The Third Man is regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. 1949\, U.K.\, 4K DCP\, 104 minutes. Recommended for 14+
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CATEGORIES:Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20260712T150000
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SUMMARY:The Third Man at Speed Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Essential Cinema \nThe Third Man\nDirected by Carol Reed \nSunday\, July 12\, 3 pm | BUY TICKETS \n$12 | $8 Speed members \n“One great scene after another! One great shot after another! I’ve seen it over 50 times and it’s still magic.”—Roger Ebert \nThis film noir classic directed by Carol Reed is back in a 4K digital restoration which was completed to celebrate the film’s 75th anniversary. \nHolly Martins (Joseph Cotten)\, a writer of pulp Westerns\, arrives in a bombed-out\, post-war Vienna at the invitation of his childhood friend Harry Lime (Orson Welles) only to find him dead. Martins develops the ultimate conspiracy theory after learning of a “third man” present at the time of Harry’s death\, butting up against interference from British police officer Major Calloway (Trevor Howard)\, and falling head-over-heels for Harry’s grief-stricken lover Anna (Alida Valli). \nWinner of the Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix\, Oscar-winner for Best Cinematography\, and Oscar-nominated for Best Director\, The Third Man is regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. 1949\, U.K.\, 4K DCP\, 104 minutes. Recommended for 14+
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/the-third-man-at-speed-cinema-2/
CATEGORIES:Cinema
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