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ART FILM Programs
Faculty of Media Art & Design, Chiang Mai University proudly presents:
Film Space Project

October: The Month of Musicals

These films are shown in the lecture room on the second floor of the Media Art and Design Building, Chiang Mai University Art Museum, every Saturday at 6.30 p.m. (Admission Free)

1st October 2005: The Sound of Music
SA - 1965 - Rated G - 174 min.
Director: Robert Wise
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This classic musical is bought to life with a superb performance by Julie Andrews. The film won five Oscars and the hearts of the audience worldwide.

8th October 2005: Devdas
India - 2002 - Rated NR - 178 min.
Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
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Devdas is the sad love story of a high caste young lad and a girl from a lowcaste family. With a lot of singing, dancing, and dramatic turns of fate, it won seven India International Film Awards in 2003.

15th Octover 2005: Labyrinth
UK/USA - 1986 - Rated PG - 101 min.
Director: Jim Henson
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When Sarah wishes the Goblin King to take away her infant step brother, she doesn't know what she is bringing on herself. Featured are Jim Henson's marvelous cast of puppets and real life performances by David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly.

22nd October 2005: The Nightmare before Christmas
USA - 1993 - Rated PG - 76 min.
Director: Henry Selick
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The Prince of Halloweentown desires his fair share of sinister Christmas presents. This lively stop-motion animation is credited mainly to Tim Burton who develops a dark but endearing cast of characters.

29th October 2005: The Adventure of Iron Pussy
Thai - 2004 - Rated NR - 90 min.
Director: Apichatipong Weerasesotkul & Michael Shaowanasai
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For Pussy, the coolest of all spies, dealing with the dangers that come from working for the secret service is a piece of cake, garnished with somewhat confusing love affairs. Here's a cheerful piece of work by the only Thai director to have won film awards at Cannes.

ALLIANCE FRANCAISE CHIANG MAI
October 2005 film programme

138 Charoen Prathet Rd., A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50100
Tel. 053-275 277 Fax. 053-821 039


All films are shown on Fridays at 8 p.m. except on holidays.
French soundtrack, English subtitles.

Friday, October 7, 20h00
DOMICILE CONJUGAL (1970)

by Francois Truffaut with Jean-Pierre Leaud * Claire Duhamel Daniel Ceccaldi * Hiroko Berghauer * Barbara Laage * 93 mn * Eng. subtitles

Antoine Doinel is married to Christine who gives piano lessons. Antoine dyes flowers in the courtyard of their apartment block. Among their neighbours, there is an opera singer, a young waitress who's in love, a strange man they call "The Strangler". Antoine takes a new job in an American company. Christine is pregnant with a boy who will be called Aphonse. Antoine meets Kyoko, a beautiful Japanese lady with whom he has an affair. The Doinel's marriage is starting to fall apart...

Friday, October 14, 20h00
L'AMOUR EN FUITE (1978)

by Francois Truffaut with Jean-Pierre Leaud * Marie-France Pisier Claude Jade * Rosy Varte * Dani * Dorothee * 91 mn * Eng. subtitles

After living together for five years, Antoine and Christine decide to divorce. Antoine is in love with Sabine who is a vendor in a record shop. One day, while accompanying his son Alphonse to the train station, he meets up with Colette, a young lady he was in love with in the past...

Friday, October 21, 20h00
LE GOUT DES AUTRES (2000)

by Agnes Jaoui with Anne Alvaro * Jean-Pierre Bacri * Alain Chabat * Agnes Jaoui * Gerard Lanvin * Christiane Millet * Wladimir Yordanoff * 112 mn * Eng. subtitles

Three men, three women: oppositions, different possibilities, and individual tastes. Castella owns a industrial steel barrel plant in Rouen, Bruno is his flute-playing driver, Franck is his temporary bodyguard. While he negotiates a contract with Iranians, his wife Angelique does frou-frou interior decorating and loves her dog. The conventional Castella hires a forty-year-old actress, Clara, to tutor him in English, and he finds her and her Bohemian lifestyle fascinating. Is this love? What would she say if he declared himself? Through Bruno, Franck meets Manie, a barmaid who deals hash. They begin an affair. Are they in love? They joke about marriage. As the women hold back, the men must make decisions...

Friday, October 28, 20h00
LE MYSTERE DE LA CHAMBRE JAUNE (2003)

by Bruno Podalydes with Denis Podalydes * Pierre Arditi * Sabine Azema Claude Rich * Michael Lonsdale * Isabelle Candelier * Julos Beaucarne * 118 mn * Eng. subtitles

The young investigative reporterJoseph Rouletabille, accompanied by his friend and photographer Sainclair, are hot on the tail of the murderer who tried to assassinate Mathilde, daughter of Professor Stangerson, the famous scientist. They proceed to the Cheteau of Glandier to investigate. Who could be the aggressor? What is the motive? But, mainly, how could he or she get out of the Yellow Room which was locked from inside?

COMMERCIAL CINEMAS IN CHIANG MAI

Chiang Mai is not without good cinemas for film buffs. Although only two cinema operators are competing to attract the big-screen fans, a wide variety of choices are on offer daily from noon to midnight.

The Vista Entertainment Group

Established about 13 years ago, Vista theaters on the fourth floor of Kad Suan Kaew introduced the people of Chiang Mai to the multiplex theaters and the thrills of Hollywood magic. Of the seven digital-sound theaters in Kad Suan Kaew, Vista 1 - 4 offer a large capacity and big screen, while the rest are of medium and low capacity. Vista Group also has four other large capacity theaters, of which two at the 12 Huay Kaew arcade opposite Kad Suan Kaew also show English-speaking films.

Reservation: phone 053-894415 (Kad Suan Kaew), 053- 404374 (12 Huay Kaew)

Major Cineplex

A now household name for movie theater buffs in Thailand, Major Cineplex offers a relatively new cinema complex on the fourth floor of Central Airport Plaza. Although the theaters are generally of lower capacity, they boast more comfortable seats and superior audio-visual systems.

Reservation: phone 053-283939, or visit http://www.majorcineplex.com for on-line ticketing.


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