Lightbox Film Center

Collaborative Cataloging Japan is pleased to invite Postwar Japan Moving Image Archive (PJMIA) to present the works of Japanese animation artist Nobuhiro Aihara at Lightbox Film Center. Aihara's works include not only animation but also avant-garde filmmaking.

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12/14/2018—12/15/2018

Collaborative Cataloging Japan

Japanese animation artist Nobuhiro Aihara's works include not only animation but also avant-garde filmmaking. Since 2016 PJMIA has been organizing and digitizing these films which are now available...

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Friday 1/18/2019 | 6:30

Lightbox/Unboxed

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The opening program of Double Vision juxtaposes two films each by Jean Vigo and Ron Rice: À propos de Nice, Senseless, Taris, and Chumlum. Presented by Lightbox Film Center.
Series Double Vision: Jean Vigo/Ron Rice

Friday 2/1/2019 | 7:00

Double Vision: Short Films

Shorts program, running time 89 min.

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An unexpected comparison between Jean Vigo and Ron Rice's work can be found in Vigo’s Zero de Conduite (1933) and Rice’s The Flower Thief (1960), both of the filmmakers most notorious works in their lifetime. Part of Double Vision: Jean Vigo/Ron Rice at Lightbox Film Center.
Series Double Vision: Jean Vigo/Ron Rice

Saturday 2/2/2019 | 2:00

Zero for Conduct & The Flower Thief

Jean Vigo, France, 1933, 44 min., French w/ English subtitles, & Ron Rice, US, 1960, 16mm, 58 min.

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