SPEAKING OF MOVIES…

Presented Online Live by Dr. Scott Churchill and Guest Critics

Institute film lovers have thus far proven a hardy group in the face of the pandemic. We’ve had good experiences with a couple of Zoom sessions since the lockdown, and we’ll get even better at importing excerpts from screenings and utilizing other more sophisticated elements through digital access. Looking into the future, however, we must doubt the feasibility of meeting onsite for our popular “Dinner and a Classic Movie”. If that prospect changes for the better, we’ll let you know, of course. In the meantime, we will be imagining ways to capture the spirit of the event and would welcome your suggestions. We’re pleased to say that our resident film critic and Institute Fellow Dr. Scott Churchill will be with back with us in the Spring.

6:30 to 8:00 pm, central time, via Zoom
Feb. 15, Mar. 8, Apr. 19, May 17

Per session: $30, Educator Members $12
Semester: $100, Members $85, Educator Members $40

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DR. SCOTT CHURCHILL is an Institute Fellow, Professor of Psychology at the University of Dallas, and a Fellow of the American Psychological Association. He also teaches film at UD.

 

 

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Chronology of Classic Dinner & Movies (2009 – Present)

	SPRING	FALL
2020		THE COTTON CLUB ENCORE, 1984 Francis Ford Coppola
2019	TO HAVE AND TO HAVE NOT, 1944 Howard Hawks	IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, 1967 Norman Jewison
2018	THE THIRD MAN, 1949 Carol Reed	CHINATOWN, 1975 Roman Polanski
2017	THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL, 1985 Peter Masterson	BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, 1969 George Roy Hill
2016	CITIZEN KANE, 1941 Orson Welles	ANNIE HALL, 1977 Woody Allen
2015	NORTH BY NORTHWEST, 1959 Alfred Hitchcock	BRINGING UP BABY, 1938 Howard Hawks
2014	SOME LIKE IT HOT, 1959 Billy Wilder	CASABLANCA, 1942 Michael Curtiz
2013	OUT OF THE PAST, 1947 Jacques Tourneur	CAPE FEAR, 1962 J. Lee Thompson
2012	THE GAY DIVORCEE, 1935 Mark Sandrich	STRANGERS ON A TRAIN, 1951 Alfred Hitchcock
2011	THE GRADUATE, 1967 Mike Nichols	FELLINI: I'M A BORN LIAR, 2002 Damien Pettigrew
2010	THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO, 1985 Woody Allen	DARK EYES, 1987 Nikita Mikhalkov
2009		AMARCORD, 1974 Federico Fellini