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Oregon Sesquicentennial Film Festival
at Marylhurst University
May 07, 2009Thursday, 7 pm
Admission: $10; students/seniors: $5
James Ivory Theater
Free parking.
Box office opens at 6 pm
Celebrating Film Collaboration: Location
SCREENING: The Lusty Men (1952), directed by Nicholas Ray, shot in Pendleton, Oregon.
The Lusty Men
Robert Mitchum, Susan Hayward and Arthur Kennedy star in this rodeo love triangle. A terrific, little seen film with wonderful acting, The Lusty Men is the rare Western made for adults.
The Lusty Men is a cult film adored by fans of Ray, a list which includes Martin Scorsese, Jim Jarmusch, Wim Wenders and Jean Luc Godard, who observed "cinema is Nicholas Ray."
Nicholas Ray
Martin Scorsese studied filmmaking with Ray, who reportedly told his NYU students, "The dialogue is just the accompaniment. The melody is in the eyes." The third act of The Lusty Men takes place at the Pendleton Roundup.
The Lusty Men will be shown in 35mm.
IN PERSON: A special guest speaker will address the role of location shooting in Oregon film, past and present.
Discussion:
Dennis nybeck's secret cinema
Following screening
James Ivory Theater
included in admission
Film Festival Presenting Sponsor: KINK Radio