OUT OF THE PAST / THE KILLING
ABOUT THE EVENT:
7:00pm | Introduction by Eddie Muller
7:10pm | OUT OF THE PAST
8:50pm | Intermission
9:00pm | Introduction by Alan K. Rode
9:10pm | THE KILLING
Start times are approximate.
ABOUT THE FILMS:
OUT OF THE PAST, Dir. Jacques Tourneur, 97 Min, Park Circus, USA
Originally released November 13, 1947
Robert Mitchum and Kirk Douglas vie for the honor of being betrayed by Jane Greer, the most desirable of devil dolls, in this quintessential noir masterpiece. A grubby private eye (Mitchum) is hired by a sleek gangster (Douglas) to rein in his fugitive frail (Greer). Complications ensue when dick falls for dame, hard. The serpentine plot, which ricochets from Manhattan to Mexico to Frisco to Tahoe, is spiced with some of the wittiest wisecracks ever, with every step of the dizzying adventure rendered in high noir style by Tourneur, art director Albert D’Agostino, and cameraman Nicholas Musuraca. Equal measures of poetry, poignancy, and hardboiled fatalism. The definitive film noir? You be the judge.
FORMAT: 35mm
THE KILLING, Dir. Stanley Kubrick, 85 Min, Park Circus, USA
Originally released May 19, 1956
You’ll think you’ve died and gone to hardboiled heaven. Or is it hell? Kubrick was only twenty-eight when he unleashed this twisty and twisted masterpiece, studded with diamond-hard dialogue courtesy of pulp master Jim Thompson. Sterling Hayden arranges a clockwork racetrack robbery only to learn the hard way what happens to best-laid plans. Kubrick showed his noir bona fides by casting genre stalwarts Elisha Cook Jr., Marie Windsor, Coleen Gray, Ted de Corsia, Jay C. Flippen—and unforgettable wild man, Timothy Carey. The film’s backtracking narrative so befuddled United Artists that the studio dumped THE KILLING on the bottom half of a double bill, oblivious to the talent that would make Stanley Kubrick the most visionary director of his era.
FORMAT: DCP
ABOUT THE EVENT:
7:00pm | Introduction by Eddie Muller
7:10pm | OUT OF THE PAST
8:50pm | Intermission
9:00pm | Introduction by Alan K. Rode
9:10pm | THE KILLING
Start times are approximate.
ABOUT THE FILMS:
OUT OF THE PAST, Dir. Jacques Tourneur, 97 Min, Park Circus, USA
Originally released November 13, 1947
Robert Mitchum and Kirk Douglas vie for the honor of being betrayed by Jane Greer, the most desirable of devil dolls, in this quintessential noir masterpiece. A grubby private eye (Mitchum) is hired by a sleek gangster (Douglas) to rein in his fugitive frail (Greer). Complications ensue when dick falls for dame, hard. The serpentine plot, which ricochets from Manhattan to Mexico to Frisco to Tahoe, is spiced with some of the wittiest wisecracks ever, with every step of the dizzying adventure rendered in high noir style by Tourneur, art director Albert D’Agostino, and cameraman Nicholas Musuraca. Equal measures of poetry, poignancy, and hardboiled fatalism. The definitive film noir? You be the judge.
FORMAT: 35mm
THE KILLING, Dir. Stanley Kubrick, 85 Min, Park Circus, USA
Originally released May 19, 1956
You’ll think you’ve died and gone to hardboiled heaven. Or is it hell? Kubrick was only twenty-eight when he unleashed this twisty and twisted masterpiece, studded with diamond-hard dialogue courtesy of pulp master Jim Thompson. Sterling Hayden arranges a clockwork racetrack robbery only to learn the hard way what happens to best-laid plans. Kubrick showed his noir bona fides by casting genre stalwarts Elisha Cook Jr., Marie Windsor, Coleen Gray, Ted de Corsia, Jay C. Flippen—and unforgettable wild man, Timothy Carey. The film’s backtracking narrative so befuddled United Artists that the studio dumped THE KILLING on the bottom half of a double bill, oblivious to the talent that would make Stanley Kubrick the most visionary director of his era.
FORMAT: DCP