MARC ELIOT'S ART OF FILM | STANLEY KUBRICK FILM FESTIVAL

PATHS OF GLORY

Fri, Sep 17 | 6:30 PM

Starring and produced by Kubrick’s longtime partner, James Harris, and Kirk Douglas’ independent production company, Paths of Glory borrows heavily from William Wellman’s 1943 The Ox-Bow Incident, to such a degree it may be seen as a remake. This incredible anti-war film, set safely back in World War One, has one of the most excruciating climaxes ever seen on the silver screen and one of the most touching endings. Wellesian in every way, this is one of the most important films of Kubrick’s career. - Marc Eliot

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MARC ELIOT'S ART OF FILM | STANLEY KUBRICK FILM FESTIVAL

"CALCULATING KUBRICK"

SEPTEMBER 16 -19, 2021

Join us for this special festival, an extension of our “Art of Film” series in the Giant Screen Theater with New York Times best-selling author and Peoria Riverfront Museum Resident Film Curator Marc Eliot. A renowned film critic, scholar and historian, Marc Eliot is the author of more than two dozen books on pop culture and biographies about Hollywood icons.

Marc Eliot personally selects each of the films in the “Art of Film” series and provides in-depth commentary for each film with an introduction to the
film before screening and a full post-film discussion after screening.

THE KILLING
Thu, Sep 16 | 6:30 PM

PATHS OF GLORY
Fri, Sep 17 | 6:30 PM

LOLITA
Sat, Sep 18 | 6:30 PM

2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
Sun, Sep 19 | 2:30 PM

Sponsored by: Dr. Darrel & Dr. Jane Gumm, Harry & Kathy Puterbaugh, Dr. Chris Perks & Brian Russell