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ORFEU NEGRO by Marcel Camus

Submitted by rabbitholeprojects
on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 21:56

Dear Rabbit Fans!
this week we are heading to Brazil with the exquisite 'Orfeu Negro' by French Director Marcel Camus. The 1959 Cannes Festival's Grand Prize Winner is famous for bringing to life the new samba style of the time, today known as 'Bossa Nova'. Along side the colorful scenes of Carnival in Rio and the adapted greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice, the soundtrack has since become an all-time classic.

Looking forward to wednesday!
Event opens at 8pm (movie starts around 8:30)
FREE and BYOB!

-Rabbit Love

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MON ONCLE by Jacques Tati

Submitted by rabbitholeprojects
on Wed, 03/30/2011 - 21:56

This week at Rabbit,
we are screening Jacques Tati's comedic masterpiece where dialogue is replaced by visual whimsy and where the absurdist basis of modern consumerist culture of the 50's plays the main character. Tati is comparable to the likes of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, and "MON ONCLE" is Tati's first movie in color and arguably his best work supported by many awards and honors.

Come join us with some drinks and comfy couches!
Opens at 8pm (the movie usually starts at 8:30)

- Rabbit love

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BLOW UP by Michelangelo Antonioni

Submitted by rabbitholeprojects
on Wed, 03/16/2011 - 21:56

Dear Rabbit fans,
this week we are turning to Italian filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni and his Swinging London masterpiece BLOWUP. Using the 60's world of mod fashion as a backdrop for his murder mystery plot, Antonioni examines the existential nature of reality through photography, as well as defies Hollywood puritanism with some of the sexiest cinematic scenes of its time.

For a cozy evening of BYOB on the couches...
come to our FREE screenings!

opens at 8pm (movie starts at 8:30pm)

- Rabbit love

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SHADOWS by John Cassavetes

Submitted by rabbitholeprojects
on Wed, 03/09/2011 - 21:56

This week at Rabbit!
we are screening a landmark movie that inspired the birth of American independent films, John Cassavetes' first, SHADOWS. Shot in the late 50s in Harlem, with handheld camera and semi-improvised dialogue, it breathes the themes of the Beat Generation jazz and touches realistically the subject of interracial relationships, still very taboo at the time. 

As an homage to our dear city! Come cozy up in the couches for a evening of drinks and authentic NYC jazz.

BYOB - FREE
opens at 8 (movie starts around 8:30)

- Rabbit love

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PIERROT LE FOU by Jean-Luc Godard

Submitted by rabbitholeprojects
on Wed, 03/02/2011 - 21:56

Dear Rabbit fans,
this week we are jumping out of our animation series towards the visually exuberant world of Jean-Luc Godard's pulp thriller 'Pierrot le Fou'. Anna Karina, Jean-Paul Belmondo, car crashes, pop consumption and striking colors are subjects of the French New Wave director's mainly improvised feature film based on Lionel White’s noir novel 'Obsession'. 

Come cozy up in the gallery couches.
Bring all the friends and booze you want!

Can't wait to see you all.

-Rabbit love!

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