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LOOK WHO'S TALKING
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A special showing of the new
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know.
WHO FRAMED ROGER RAB-
BIT (Robert Zemeckis, 1988)
Mich Th. 5:00
The movie that sent the film
world reeling last year is a techno-
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action mixing. Bob Hoskins stars
in the spy films spoof which also
features legends like Bugs Bunny,
Betty Boop, and Mickey Mouse.
Fun for everyone.
THE CROWD (King Vidor,
1928) Mich Th. 7
Who hasn't called this one of
the greatest silent films of all time.
The classic drama of the few happy
and many not-so-happy days of a
hard-luck couple. With live organ
accompaniment.
STOP MAKING SENSE
(Jonathan Demme, 1984) Mich Th.
9:10
The highly acclaimed rock
movie takes a very unique look at a
very unique band, the Talking
Heads. For lovers of David Byrne
and oversized suits, this is a must.
-Tony Silber
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"A Lie of the Mind" - the
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"The Fisherman and His
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'founder of SITE Projects, Inc.
speaks at 5:30 p.m. in the
Mendelssohn Theater
"Marketing Violence for
Children" - The Guild House
noon forum features a talk by
Pound House Children's Center
Exec. Dir. Joan Horton; noon at
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"A Knowledge System
Environment for Natural
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