February 2–27, 2005

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

Drawing from the writings of Gilles Deleuze, most notably his two-volume work Cinema 1 and Cinema 2, this series provides an overview of some of the more significant works discussed by the late French philosopher.

Wednesday02February

7:00 pm

India Song

Directed by Marguerite Duras, 1974

Screening on Film

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

9:00 pm

La Jetée / Every Man For Himself

Screening on Film

Sunday13February

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

7:00 pm

The General Line AKA The Old and the New

Directed by Sergei Eisenstein and Grigori Alexandrov, 1929

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

9:00 pm

L'Atalante

Directed by Jean Vigo, 1934

Screening on Film

Sunday20February

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

7:00 pm

The Passion of Joan of Arc

Directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1928

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

9:00 pm

Ordet

Directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1955

Screening on Film

Sunday27February

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film

7:00 pm

Film / Variety

Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film

March 9–May 4, 2005

Philosophy and Film: Deleuze

January 17–February 28

From the Collection: Antonioni / Bertolucci / Olmi

February 2–April 27

The Complete Stanley Kubrick

February 13–23

Alain Kassanda, 2026 McMillan-Stewart Fellow

February 14–May 9

Community in Cinema

February 20

Growing Up Female, Second-Wave

March 6–April 18

Crime Scenes as History. Five Korean Films

March 13–21

The Lady and the Typewriter

March 27–April 24

Sixties Shinoda

April 3

Deleuze: Philosophy and Film