American Cinematheque at Egyptian Theatre

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Los Angeles Filmforum%2c in collaboration with REDCAT and USC School of Cinematic Arts%2c welcomes UK legend Malcolm Le Grice for his first California screenings in decades.DesignHTMLWords: 26   Characters: 166

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%3cspan%3eThe Mondo Cult Film Variety screening series showcases the best new underground%2c surreal%2c crazy%2c experimental%2c obscene%2c absurd%2c rule-breaking and outlaw films from around the world.%3c/span%3eDesignHTMLWords: 25   Characters: 173

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In ACT OF VIOLENCE%2c psychically scarred Robert Ryan stalks war hero Van Heflin to the nocturnal underbelly of postwar downtown L.A. In NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES%2c Edward G. Robinson is a bogus carnival mentalist who becomes cursed with the ability to actually see into the future. %3cbr%3e %3cbr%3e %3ca href%3d%22http%3a//www.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/act-of-violence-night-has-a-thousand-eyes%22 target%3d%22_blank%22%3ewww.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/act-of-violence-night-has-a-thousand-eyes%3c/a%3eDesignHTMLWords: 48   Characters: 352

In DARK CITY%2c a small-time gambler %28Charlton Heston%29 tracks down a psychopathic killer bent on revenge. In ARMORED CAR ROBBERY%2c L.A. Robbery-Homicide dick Charles McGraw is matched against goggle-eyed heavy William Talman in the film noir equivalent of King Kong vs. Godzilla%21 %3cbr%3e %3cbr%3e %3ca href%3d%22http%3a//www.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/dark-city-armored-car-robbery%22%3ewww.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/dark-city-armored-car-robbery %3c/a%3eDesignHTMLWords: 43   Characters: 334

First%2c Jack Webb stars as taciturn Sgt. Joe Friday in the feature-length expansion of the hit TV series. Then%2c one of the rarest films of the original noir era%2c as unjustly framed bank clerk Barry Sullivan is pursued to the brink of insanity by a fanatically righteous insurance investigator. %3cbr%3e %3cbr%3e %3ca href%3d%22http%3a//www.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/dragnet-loophole%22 target%3d%22_blank%22%3ewww.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/dragnet-loophole %3c/a%3eDesignHTMLWords: […]

In HE WALKED BY NIGHT%2c psychotic loner Richard Basehart uses his genius for electronics to commit robberies while evading the police. In DOWN THREE DARK STREETS%2c G-man Broderick Crawford doggedly tears into a dead colleague’s last three cases%2c hoping to discover the man%27s killer. %3cbr%3e %3cbr%3e %3ca href%3d%22http%3a//www.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/he-walked-by-night-down-three-dark-streets%22 target%3d%22_blank%22%3ewww.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/he-walked-by-night-down-three-dark-streets%3c/a%3eDesignHTMLWords: 45   Characters: 353

%3cdiv%3e In KISS ME DEADLY%2c hard-headed private eye Mike Hammer va-va-vooms%26nbsp%3b through Los Angeles in search of “the Great Whatsit.” In CITY OF FEAR%2c an escaped con thinks he’s stealing a cache of heroin%2c but he’s actually toting around radioactive material. %3cbr%3e %3cbr%3e %3ca href%3d%22http%3a//www.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/kiss-me-deadly-city-of-fear%22 target%3d%22_blank%22%3ewww.americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/kiss-me-deadly-city-of-fear%3c/a%3e %3c/div%3eDesignHTMLWords: 41   Characters: 306