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Dark Star

Screening on Film
Directed by John Carpenter.
With Dan O'Bannon, Brian Narelle.
US, 1974, 35mm, color, 83 min.

John Carpenter’s notoriously irreverent sci-fi satire revolves around a deep space crew of slackers, a bomb with a brain, and a ship’s computer provocatively named Mother. The bored crew has been stranded in space for over twenty years on a mission to destroy planets that could pose a threat to Earth. To pass the time, they muse philosophically on their mission while janitor-turned-astronaut Pinback clowns around with his alien sidekick.

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