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The Unseen Scene: An Academy Film Archive Trailer Show
Existing in the liminal space between marketing and art, trailers are multifaceted in their function: at worst, a blatant misrepresentation or catalyst of spoilers; at best, a film in miniature to be appreciated in its own right. Presented entirely on 35mm film, primarily sourced from the world’s largest collection of movie trailers at the Academy Film Archive, this program highlights classic coming attractions containing unique material created solely for promotion.
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Holly Hippo's Book Club: Beauty and the Beast
Join Holly Hippo's Book Club, as Holly and her best friend Mandy discuss their favorite book! Are you ready to find out the ins and outs of some of the best stories ever written? If so, take a seat and crack open your favorite book as Holly and Mandy lay down the facts! This time the sassy duo discusses one of the most beloved fairytales of them all, Beauty And The Beast! Be part of the club with Holly Hippo's Book Club: Beauty And The Beast!
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“Casi Ángeles” Live From the Gran Rex Theatre
With performances from the cast of the show, the theatre version of season 3 of "Casi Ángeles" was a hit. With a crowd of more than 100,000, it was the most watched theatre production of the country in 2009.
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Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith Ultimate Edition
STAR WARS: Revenge of the Sith Ultimate Edition is a fan-edited version of Revenge of the Sith that includes four deleted scenes, the premiere episode of The Bad Batch: Aftermath; and the final four episodes of The Clone Wars: Old Friends Not Forgotten, The Phantom Apprentice, Shattered, and Victory and Death; in chronological order for the purpose of bringing these stories together to end one show and start another without having to view these interlinked events separately.
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The Barber of Seville (2016) - of Glyndebourne Open House
The Barber of Seville is part of Glyndebourne Open House – a weekly series of free operas, available on YouTube. The Barber of Seville is the glittering operatic jewel in Rossini’s musical crown, one of the great comic operas of all time – the greatest of all, according to no less an authority than Verdi. This new philosophy gives us a heroine – the spirited Rosina – quite unlike any other, a young woman absolutely in control of her romantic destiny, whatever the men around her might think. It also helped shape one of opera’s most charismatic heroes – the quick-thinking and even quicker-singing barber Figaro, whose ‘Largo al factotum’ has become one of the best-loved arias in the repertoire.
