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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. 1974
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With Giulietta Masina, Mario Pisu, Sandra Milo,
Valentina Cortese, Lou Gilbert.
Best Foreign Film—New York Film Critics Award
Fellini’s first color feature has been called “the female 8V 2 ," and
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LUMINOUS PROCURESS 12-MIDNITE
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anticipated the Women's Lib movement. The film explores the
doubts, fantasies and childhood fears of a housewife who,
approaching middle age, begins to suspect that her husband is
cheating on her. Confirming the guilt of the man around
whom she has built her entire life, Juliet goes through a
shattering identity crisis.
. a masterwork, certainly one of the most beautiful and
stimulating films ever made ... a never ending swirl of mood and
imagery, a hlend of brilliant delineations of time and place in
exquisite hues with every nuance clarified by Nino Rota's melodic
and haunting score."
— Judith Crist, New York Herald Tribune
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Perpetual
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—Stefan Kanfer, Time
Picture of the month! '
—Seventeen Magazine
Cinematically smashing!"
—Richard Shickel, Life Magazine
3-22 Macunaima (Jungle Freeks)
3- 29 The Devils
4- 5 Sympathy for the Devil (1 1)
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