Underground 1930s French Film (16mm/B&W) | Berkeley
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The Tannery | 708 Gilman St. Berkeley, CA 94710
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Underground Film Night: Obscure Super 8 & 16mm Movies | Berkeley
The Berkeley Underground Film Society (BUFS) is an all ages club for collectors, researchers, and film enthusiasts in the East Bay and San Francisco area.
Their goal is to review and share a selective film history of movies on film.
Every Sunday, they screen buried, rarely projected, or otherwise obscure 8mm, Super 8, and 16mm prints from their collection.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
"Boudu Saved From Drowning" (1932) | Underground Film Night: Obscure Super 8 & 16mm Movies | BerkeleyIn “Boudu Saved From Drowning” (1932), a tramp, jumps into the Seine. He is rescued by Mr Lestingois, a gentle and good bookseller, who gives shelter to him. Mrs Lestingois and the maid Anne-Marie (Mr Lestingois’ mistress) are far from delighted, for Boudu is lazy, dirty and salacious. 16mm/B&W/Sound/85 min.
Pauline Kael called it, ‘not only a lovely fable about a bourgeois attempt to reform an early hippy…but a photographic record of an earlier France.’
Director: Jean Renoir
Writer: René Fauchois (play)
Stars: Michel Simon, Marcelle Hainia, Sévérine Lerczinska
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Cost: FREE*