WONG KAR-WAI: IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE
with special guests Kenneth Turan & Michael Clark
In anticipation of the coming releases of two new films, 2046
and THE HAND (a segment of EROS, a trilogy with Michelangelo
Antonioni and Steven Soderbergh), audiences have discovered in
Wong Kar-Wai a cinematic genius whose talents and subtlety seem
to deepen exponentially with each film.

DEC 17 18 19 FRI, 7 PM, SAT 7 PM, SUN 7 PM
GUILD THEATRE
DAYS OF BEING WILD
HONG KONG 1991
DIRECTOR: WONG KAR-WAI Wong’s second feature, anticipating the cool mastery of his subsequent films, is a handsome coalescence of dreamy pop nostalgia and picturesque lyricism.

SPECIAL SCREENINGS

DEC 17 18 19
FRI 7 PM, SAT 4 & 7 PM, SUN 4 & 7 PM
WHITSELL AUDITORIUM
BURN! (QUEIMADA)
ITALY/FRANCE 1969
DIRECTOR: GILLO PONTECORVO “An amazing film… No one, with the possible exception of Eisenstein, has ever before attempted a political interpretation of history on this epic scale.” Passionate, political and intoxicatingly beautiful, BURN! Has been restored to its complete, unseen Italian-language version. “One of Brando’s subtlest and most unnerving performances.”—A.O. Scott, NEW YORK TIMES

DEC 15 WED 7 PM
GUILD THEATRE—SILVER SCREEN CLUB PREMIERE
THE SEA INSIDE
SPAIN 2004
DIRECTOR: ALEJANDRO AMENÁBAR Winner of the Grand Jury and Best Actor Prizes at this year’s Venice Film Festival, THE SEA INSIDE is based on Ramon Sampedro’s book “Letters From Hell,” which recounts his 30-year struggle to end his own life with dignity.

DEC 16 THUR 7 PM
GUILD THEATRE—SUNDANCE CHANNEL SHOWCASE
WILBUR (WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF)
DENMARK 2004
DIRECTOR: LONE SCHERFIG Scherfig’s (ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS) engaging ensemble dramatic-comedy is a bittersweet romance set in contemporary Glasgow. WILBUR tells the story of two wildly different brothers who are transformed when love enters their lives.