Monday | August 7, 2006 7:00 pm

Tabu

Screening on Film

Directed by Robert Flaherty and F.W. Murnau.
US, 1931, 35mm, black & white, 80 min.

Part of film series

June 26 – August 14, 2006

Eight Weeks of Film History:
1895 - 1939

Screenings from this program
June 2006

Monday26June

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

The Smiling Madame Beudet / Backstairs

Live Piano Accompaniment by Peter FreisingerScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

8:45 pm

La Chienne

Directed by Jean Renoir, 1931

Screening on Film

July 2006

Monday03July

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

Within Our Gates

Directed by Oscar Micheaux, 1920

Live Piano Accompaniment by Peter FreisingerScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

9:00 pm

Showboat

Directed by James Whale, 1936

Screening on Film

Monday10July

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

Chaplin Shorts

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

9:10 pm

Woman of Tokyo / An Inn in Tokyo

Live Piano Accompaniment by Peter FreisingerScreening on Film

Monday17July

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

Love

Directed by Edmund Goulding, 1927

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

8:45 pm

Ecstasy

Directed by Gustav Machatý, 1933

Screening on Film

Monday24July

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

A Sixth Part of the World

Directed by Dziga Vertov, 1923

Live Piano Accompaniment by Peter FreisingerScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

8:30 pm

Sherlock Jr. / The Balloonatic

Live Piano Accompaniment by Peter FreisingerScreening on Film

Monday31July

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

Queen Kelly

Directed by Erich von Stroheim, 1928

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

9:00 pm

The Scarlet Empress

Directed by Josef von Sternberg, 1934

Screening on Film

August 2006

Monday07August

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

Tabu

Directed by Robert Flaherty and F.W. Murnau, 1931

Screening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

8:45 pm

The Most Dangerous Game

Directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel, 1932

Screening on Film

Monday14August

Eight Weeks of Film History:

7:00 pm

The City Symphony

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

Eight Weeks of Film History:

9:15 pm

The Films of Ralph Steiner

Screening on Film

Current and upcoming film series

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Ben Rivers, Back to the Land

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Harvard Undergraduate Cinematheque

March 7–April 12

Albert Serra, or Cinematic Time Regained

April 4–May 5

Wang Bing’s Youth Trilogy

April 7

The Shochiku Centennial Collection

April 11–May 9

Planet at 50

April 13

The Yugoslav Junction Continues!

April 14

Theo Anthony, Subject to Review

April 17

Part of film series

Eight Weeks of Film History:1895 - 1939

Screenings from this program June 2006

Monday26June

The Smiling Madame Beudet / Backstairs

La Chienne

July 2006

Monday03July

Within Our Gates

Showboat

Monday10July

Chaplin Shorts

Woman of Tokyo / An Inn in Tokyo

Monday17July

Love

Ecstasy

Monday24July

A Sixth Part of the World

Sherlock Jr. / The Balloonatic

Monday31July

Queen Kelly

The Scarlet Empress

August 2006

Monday07August

Tabu

The Most Dangerous Game

Monday14August

The City Symphony

The Films of Ralph Steiner

Current and upcoming film series

Ben Rivers, Back to the Land

Harvard Undergraduate Cinematheque

Albert Serra, or Cinematic Time Regained

Wang Bing’s Youth Trilogy

The Shochiku Centennial Collection

Planet at 50

The Yugoslav Junction Continues!

Theo Anthony, Subject to Review

The Ideal Cinematheque of the Outskirts of the World

Eight Weeks of Film History:
1895 - 1939

Screenings from this program
June 2006