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Open Film Screening Series: "Thirteen Westerns"

November 1, 2010
From September 7 to December 7, the open film analysis series "Thirteen Westerns," led by professor Pablo Ferré, will take place. The goal is to broaden perspectives on cinema and promote an appreciation of films through discussion and reflection. This series analyzes thirteen Westerns directed by John Ford. The films are screened in their entirety, preceded by a brief introductory talk, followed by an analytical discussion moderated by the professor. The series takes place every Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of the School of Communication and Design (1185 Uruguay Ave.).

From September 7 to December 7, the open film analysis series "Thirteen Westerns," led by professor Pablo Ferré, will take place. The goal is to broaden perspectives on cinema and promote an appreciation of films through discussion and reflection. This series analyzes thirteen Westerns directed by John Ford. The films are screened in their entirety, preceded by a brief introductory overview, followed by an analytical discussion moderated by the professor. The series takes place every Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of the School of Communication and Design (Av. Uruguay 1185)

Schedule:

9/7 -Stagecoach (1939)

9/14 -My Darling Clementine(1946)

9/21 - Fort Apache (1948)

9/28 -She Wore a Yellow Ribbon(1949)

10/5 - Rio Grande (1950)

10/12 -3 Godfathers(1948)

10/19 - Wagon Master (1950)

10/26 -The Searchers(1956)

11/9 -The Horse Soldiers(1959)

11/16 -Sergeant Rutledge(1960)

11/23 -Two Rode Together (1961)

11/30 -The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance(1962)

12/7 -Cheyenne Autumn(1964)