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Crimson Tide rolls into semester's first weekend
By Amy Uptmor
The Battalion
T he academic semester
may have just begun, but
the MSC Film Society has
a semester’s worth of movies
lined up for viewing.
The season started last night
with the showing of Muriel’s
Wedding. Crimson Tide will be
its first weekend feature in Rud
der Theater tonight and Satur
day at 7:00 and 9:30.
Over 20 recently released
movies, ranging from popular
films like Apollo 13 to obscure
works as the Italian film Farinel-
li, will be shown this semester.
Danny King, a senior aero
space engineering major and
chair of Film Society, said these
films represent the organiza
tion’s programming goals.
“We try to mix up block
buster movies that everyone
has heard about with alterna
tive films that are just as good,
but haven’t received as much
coverage,” King said.
Members of the organization
are responsible for picking both
blockbuster and alternative films
and base their decisions on popu
larity, availability and price.
“The entire committee decides
on the blockbuster films,” King
said, “but only people who are
interested work with the alter
native films.”
King said one of the society’s
goals for this year is to bring
more diverse entertainment to
the campus. Plans include the
Sept. 28 showing of Panther,
which is cosponsored by the
MSC Black Awareness Commit
tee.and will include speaker
Bobby Seale, a leader of the
Black Panthers organization in
the 1960s.
The organization has plans to
show free films throughout the
year. Although no free films are
scheduled yet, King said students
can count on several classics.
Another change for this year
is Film Society’s presence on the
information superhighway with
its own Internet home page.
. “We already had a [Internet]
page for Film 'Society last year,
and there was a very positive re
sponse,” King said, “so now we
have a home page that has a
schedule of all movies and their
dates and times.”
In addition to the home page,
the club has set up a 24-hour
movie hotline that students can
access to get lists of Film Soci
ety’s movies and show times.
Although many changes are
taking place in Film Society, stu
dents can count on another
Texas Film Festival. Scheduled
for Feb. 22-25, 1996, King said
he hopes this year’s festival will
be even better than last year’s
King recently attended a film
festival in Montreal, Canada to
find movies and speakers for the
. festival. No one has been booked
yet, but King said Kevin Smith,
writer and director of Clerks,
and actor Tommy Lee Jones are
on Film Society’s wish list of
guest speakers.
The society’s immediate
plans, however, are to find new
members. Film Society is com
posed of about 75 people, includ
ing 15 executive officers, who se
lect movies to show.
King said the organization
limits the number of members
for an important reason.
“We like to keep the general
committee at around 60 members
so everyone has something to do,"
King said. “With more than that, ,
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