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Hong Kong director Wong Kar Wai's
MALLE AND MORE
romantic follow-up to his widely
The Detroit Film Theatre series of
praised In the Mood for Love, Genesis, a
the Detroit Institute of Arts opens its
new documentary about the evolution
2005 season of first-run and classic
of life on Earth from the directors of
world cinema this weekend with the
1966's Microcosmos, and Balzac and
area premiere of Kings and Queens, a
the Little Chinese Seamstress, a portrait
new dramatic comedy from French
of love and self-discovery set during
director Arnaud Desplechin that was
China's Cultural Revolution of the
described by Film Comment magazine
1970s.
as "a masterpiece ... breathtaking and
A major retrospective of the films of
sublimely humane." It screens 7 p.m.
director Louis Malle begins the week-
Friday and Saturday and 4 p.m.
end of Sept. 9, including 1987's Au
Sunday, Sept. 2-4.
Revoir Les Enfants, about a French
Among the Detroit premieres to be
Catholic headmaster who hides three
unveiled in the new season are 2046,
Jewish boys during the Nazi occupa-
tion among the other
students by changing
their names and identi-
ties. It will be shown 7
p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11.
Tickets are
$7.50/$6.50 for mem-
bers, seniors and stu-
dents. For more infor-
mation, a complete
brochure and tickets,
call (313) 833-3237 or
Go to www.dia.ora/dft.
A scene om Arnaud Desplechin's "Kings and Queens"

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by actor LIEV SCHREIBER, whose
mother is Jewish. From the best-sell-
ing novel, it tells the story of a young
man's (Elijah Wood) quest to find a
woman who saved his grandfather,
when the Nazis wiped his Ukrainian
town off the map.
Bee Season, from MYLA
GOLDBERG's novel, stars Richard
Gere and Juliet Binoche as Jewish par-
ents of a young spelling whiz whose
prowess upsets the family's life.
ROMAN POLANSKI's new ver-
sion of Oliver Twist features BEN
KINGSLEY playing the Jewish char-
acter Fagin in a relatively sympathetic
tone — different from the anti-
Semitic stereotypes in most prior ver-
sions.
The Free Zone, by Israeli director
AMOS GITAI, received mixed
reviews at Cannes, but Israeli actress
HANA LASZLO won a major
Cannes festival acting award. Co-star
NATALIE PORTMAN will be in
Toronto. The film is set in Israel.
The Italian film The Passion of the
Jew sounds very weird: A young
Jewish man is expelled from Spain
along with other Jews in 1492. He

goes to Sicily, but the Jews are being
persecuted there, too. He hides his
background and plays Christ in a
passion play and is literally cruci-
fied.
Ben Kingsley (a two-fer Jewish
character festival for Ben!) plays the
famous Dr. HERMAN TARNOW-
ER, the (Jewish) "Scarsdale Diet"
doctor who was murdered by his
lover, Jean Harris, in the bio-pic
Mrs. Harris.
SYDNEY POLLACK premieres
his documentary Sketches of 'Frank
Gerhry, on the life of famous Jewish
American architect FRANK

GEHRY.

Finally, Martin Scorcese premieres
his documentary No Direction
Home, about BOB DYLAN, at
Toronto. It will be aired on PBS
Sept. 26-27.
Many of the aforementioned films
will open in Detroit this fall. See
upcoming issues of the Jewish News
for more in-depth stories.
For more information on the
Toronto International Film
Festival, go to
www.e.bell.c.a/filmfest/2005/home.asp.

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