emory cinematheque Archives

Now Playing in March: Catvideofest 2019, Tarantino, Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Q&A: Emory’s Michele Schreiber on Hitchcock’s legacy, film series of his best

The week’s best bets: Hitchcock at Emory and Jerry Siegel at Spalding Nix

What to see, hear and do this week, October 26–November 1

What to hear, see and do this week, September 21–27

Preview: Emory Cinematheque series “Resisting Facism” kicks off with Chaplin’s “Great Dictator”

Q&A: Curator James Steffen on Emory Cinematheque and the “holy grail” of French New Wave

Preview: Emory Cinematheque hosts Martin Scorsese series Masterpieces of Polish Cinema

Curator of Emory’s “Dark Streets and Dangerous Dames” discusses bad girls of film noir

Preview: Fedoras, dangling cigarettes and femmes fatales to invade Emory with free film noir series

Beth WardMarch 1, 2019

From Catvideofest and a thespian reinterpretation of the complete Tarantino oeuvre, to Hedwig and the Angry Inch and a screening of Oscar-nominated documentary ...

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Martha PolkSeptember 17, 2018

There’s probably no bigger film legend than Alfred Hitchcock. This fall, Emory Cinematheque brings to the silver screen many of the masterworks from the directo...

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Andrew AlexanderSeptember 3, 2018

FILM Hitchcock/Hitchcockian. Emory Cinematheque initiates its series of free weekly screenings of Alfred Hitchcock films with 1927’s The Lodger. September 5 at ...

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Andrew AlexanderOctober 26, 2017

ART + DESIGN Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design. A new touring exhibition looks at contemporary African design with works by more than 120 artist...

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Andrew AlexanderSeptember 21, 2017

Editor’s Note: Every week we’re striving to help you get the most out of our city by helping you plan the week ahead. For more events happening in Atlanta, chec...

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Gabriel WardellAugust 23, 2017

There are fundamental ties between film and fascism. Film festivals and fascism share a troubled history that extends back to 1932, when the Venice Biennale ini...

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Jeff StaffordJanuary 11, 2016

Francois Truffaut's The 400 Blows is featured in Emory Cinematheque. French cinema aficionados and anyone who has an interest in that groundbreaking film move...

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Jeff StaffordOctober 13, 2014

Krzysztof Kieslowski is best known to American audiences for his critically acclaimed trilogy of films: Blue, White, and Red. Martin Scorsese is a busy man. D...

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DAVID LEE SIMMONSOctober 11, 2011

Michele Schreiber, who teaches film studies at Emory University, knows a little something about the bad girls of cinema. In her work at Emory, she focuses on ho...

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Steve MurrayAugust 26, 2011

If you’re in the mood to walk down some twisty cinematic alleys, you’re in luck. On August 31, the Emory Cinematheque series kicks off “Dark Streets & Dange...

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