The Trylon Microcinema

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DI LEO: SPAGHETTI NOIR

RULERS OF THE CITY (AKA MR. SCARFACE)

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Fri Jan 27 7:00 9:00
Sat Jan 28 7:00 9:00
Sun Jan 29 5:00 7:00

(1976, HD, 96m) dir Fernando Di Leo w/Jack Palance, Al Cliver. Tony is a fleet-footed petty crook who seems a little too fun-loving to join the ranks of organized crime. That doesn’t stop him from duping the boss, aka Mr. Scarface, aka Jack Palance. Di Leo sets this revenge tale to a much lighter tone, despite the twists, turns, shootouts and bloodshed, and ends on an insane, jovial, jump-in-the-air note.

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FRITZ LANG: BLACK, LIKE MY SOUL

MINISTRY OF FEAR

The Heights

Mon Jan 30 7:30
(1944, 35mm, 86m) dir Fritz Lang w/Ray Milland, Marjorie Reynolds and Carl Esmond. Stephen Neale (Milland) steps out of a mental asylum and into a shocking web of espionage and deceit in this adaptation of the Graham Greene novel. Lang's bizarre setpieces create a mad world wherein a wholesome charity carnival could hold the secret to a murderous spy ring.

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TRYLON PREMIERES

THE TIME THAT REMAINS

The Trylon

Tue Jan 31 7:00 9:00
(2009, HD, 109m) dir Elia Suleiman w/Ali Suliman, Elia Suleiman and Saleh Bakri. The third in a trilogy, this film spans four eras of life in Nazareth, beginning with 1948 Arab-Israeli War and ending with the present day. Palestinian director Elia Suleiman (Divine Intervention) is often compared to Buster Keaton for his demeanor and his serious, yet slapstick, humor.

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MINNESOTA UNEARTHED

EXPERIMENTAL FILM SHOWCASE

The Trylon

Wed Feb 01 7:00
(various, approximately 80m) Featuring the daring work of Hisham Bizri, Talissa Mehringer, Eric Steil, mlord, Chris Powers and more.

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A MATCH MADE IN HELL: DIETRICH & von STERNBERG

THE BLUE ANGEL

The Trylon

Fri Feb 03 7:00 9:30
Sat Feb 04 7:00 9:30
Sun Feb 05 4:30 7:00

(1930, 35mm, 124m) dir Joseph von Sternberg w/Marlene Dietrich, Emil Jannings. Professor Immanuel Rath (Jannings) is a man set in his ways. Following his students to a speakeasy, he comes across Lola Lola, Marlene at her most damning. Even Jannings the actor was undone by Marlene, as her modern style spins circles around his old school, silent-film methods.
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