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Otto Preminger's 1944 "Laura"
Locarno artistic director Olivier Père says Preminger's work "appears to be the peak of classicism, and is built on balance and a feel for brilliant composition as well as storytelling, that encompasses both individual destinies and history, violence and restraint, a cold intelligence and emotion, lofty scepticism and humanism."
2 Comments
Brian | January 13, 2012 11:13 AM
Even SKIDOO? Talk about "completist." Now if only they could get some surviving cast members to show up. Carol Channing would be quite a coup. If not her, try for Mickey Rooney or Frankie Avalon.
Dave Kehr | January 13, 2012 9:51 AM
Has "Porgy and Bess" been confirmed? This would be quite a coup for Locarno, since the film has been unavailable (and, reportedly, rotting away in a Los Angeles storage facility) for decades because of a dispute between the Gershwin and Goldwyn estates.