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January 2012
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 1
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Classic Holiday Movies @ Criterion
Criterion Cinemas
Off-Campus
 
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12
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7PM

“Richard III”(scene) and “Henry V”
Shakespeare at Yale Film Series
Whitney Humanities Center
Shakespeare
 
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14
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2PM

“Shakespeare Wallah”
(James Ivory 1965) 122 min
Yale Center for British Art
Shakespeare
 
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19
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7PM

“Othello”
(Orson Welles 1952) 35mm, 93 min
Whitney Humanities Center
Shakespeare
 
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7PM

Dirty Looks: Long Distance Love Affairs
Curator Bradford Nordeen and Filmmakers Cecilia Dougherty, Glen Fogel and Narcissister
212 York Street
 
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Film Theory and Culture Colloquium
Daniel Fairfax, Ph.D. Candidate, Comparative Literature and Film Studies
Jeffery H. Loria Center for the History of Art
 
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20
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4PM

End Time Forever: On Cinematic Slowness
Mark Goble, Associate Professor, UC Berkeley
Linsly-Chittenden Hall
 
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4PM, 7PM
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The Global 1990s: Looking Back on the End of History
Comparative Literature Graduate Students Conferenc Keynote speaker, John MacKay, Yale University
Whitney Humanities Center
 
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7:30PM

“Zipang”
Yale Anime Society
Saybrook College
 
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21
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The Global 1990s: Looking Back on the End of History
Comparative Literature Graduate Students Conferenc Keynote speaker, John MacKay, Yale University
Whitney Humanities Center
 
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“The Enchanted Island”
The Met at Yale
Sprague Memorial Hall
One Night Only
 
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The Sword and the Screen – Program One
The Japanese Period Film 1915-1960
Whitney Humanities Center
 
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Road of Resistance
Hosted by the Myanmar Project
Silliman College
 
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“The Cat Returns” & “Whisper of the Heart”
Ghibli Saturday – Yale Anime Society
William L Harkness Hall
 
MONDAY, JANUARY 23
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4PM

Screening of “Watermelon Woman”
Whitney Humanities Center
 
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7PM

“The Owls” with Producer Alexandra Juhasz
Producer Alexandra Juhasz
Jeffery H. Loria Center for the History of Art
 
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26
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“African American Art Today”: 2012 Devane Lecture Series
Elizabeth Alexander in conversation with Danzy Senna
Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall
 
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6:30PM

“The Kite” – CMES Cinema
(Randa Chahal‐Sabbag; Lebanon, 2003)
Luce Hall
 
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7PM

“Tree of Life” – Religion & Film Series
(Terrence Malick, 2011) 139 min
Whitney Humanities Center
 
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
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7PM

“A Touch of Zen”
(King Hu, 1971) 185 minutes Opening remarks by Aaron Gerow, Professor of Film Studies and East Asian Languages & Literatures
Whitney Humanities Center
 
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10:30PM

“The Fourth Portrait”
(Chung Mong‐hong, 2010) 104 minutes; 35mm format Opening remarks by Aaron Gerow, Professor of Film Studies and East Asian Languages & Literatures
Whitney Humanities Center
 
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28
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2PM

“Dickens’ London”
(Frank Miller and Harry B. Parkinson, 1924) 12 min
Yale Center for British Art
 
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2:15PM

“The Pickwick Papers”
(Noel Langley, 1952) 109 min
Yale Center for British Art
 
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7PM

The Sword and the Screen – Program Two
The Japanese Period Film 1915-1960
Whitney Humanities Center
 
SUNDAY, JANUARY 29
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1PM

“Beauty of Beauties”
(Li Hanziang, 1965) 154 minutes Opening remarks by Aaron Gerow, Professor of Film Studies and East Asian Languages & Literatures
Whitney Humanities Center
 
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4PM

“Autumn Execution”
(Li Zing, 1971) 99 minutes Opening remarks by Aaron Gerow, Professor of Film Studies and East Asian Languages & Literatures
Whitney Humanities Center