Hello! Due to a blackout on Bradley Univeristy campus the film, ELEVATOR TO THE GALLOWS, has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 17th at 7pm. Same location. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused anyone. Thanks and we hope to see you again soon.
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2008 Fall Series
Sept 19th Taxi Driver 7:00 PM Many call this film an enigmatic masterpiece. Nominated for four Oscars, another 18 international wins and nine nominations. “Scorsese's style selects details that evoke emotions, and that's the effect he wants. The performances are odd and compelling. He goes for moments from his actors, rather than slowly developed characters.” Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times. USA, 1976. Rated R for violence.
Oct 10th Touch of Evil 7:00 PM This Orson Welles film noir thriller “literally explodes onto the screen … it is a joy to behold. Every shot is impeccably crafted, every word of dialogue concise and pointed.” Riveting performances by Welles himself, Charlton Heston, and Janet Leigh. 1958 USA.
Oct 31st The Orphanage 7:00 PM Winner of 30 international wins and another 25 nominations. Produced by Guillermo del Toro ( the talented director of both Pan’s Labyrinth and Devil’s Backbone), The Orphanage “weaves together understated references to Peter Pan, The Turn of the Screw and Poltergeist, The Orphanage stands as one of the most beautiful and moving horror movies in recent memory.” BBC. 2007 Spain. Rated R.
Nov 14th My Architect 7:00 PM Nominated for an Oscar, another six international wins and three nominations. The secret life of architectural genius Louis Kahn is featured in this documentary created by his son. Director Nathaniel Kahn travels the world to understand his father. He visits his buildings and haunts, meets his father's contemporaries, colleagues, students, wives, and children. Louis Kahn died bankrupt and alone in 1974; Nathaniel Kahn was 11 years old. 2003 USA.
Dec 5th Persepolis 7:00 PM Nominated for an Oscar, another 15 wins and 21 nominations. A poignant coming-of-age story of a precocious and outspoken young Iranian girl that begins during the Islamic Revolution. Marjane Satrapi grew up wearing sneakers and beating up boys. She wanted to grow up to be a saint. When she was ten years old, her world changed overnight. Iraqi bombs fall on her street. This is a true story of a childhood coinciding with regime change and war in Iran. 2007, France. Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material.
Directions
ICC North, Arbor Auditorium, 5407 North University
From I-74 University exit or From War Memorial
Go North on University, Go Straight
Pass through the stoplight at Glen Avenue (corner with Starbuck’s, Schnuck’s and Chili’s)
You will see a sign for ICC North on the left
Turn LEFT and drive toward the campus
Turn RIGHT when you get to the T at Arbor Hall
To Park ... Go around to the right and park in Parking Lot # 8
The Auditorium is on the 2nd floor of the building.
Reel to Real is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to exhibiting films with artistic merit and promoting educational opportunities and social events related to film. A moderated discussion and social hour with refreshments follow each of our films. Our fall series will be shown on the ICC North Campus in the auditorium of Arbor Hall (2nd floor). $5.00 Adults / $4.00 with Student ID. For questions, call 339-3001 or email:
r2rfocus@yahoo.com.
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