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The Last Picture Show
July 13, 2008
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Join producer, production designer and screenwriter Polly Platt for the next segment of the Austin Film Festival's Conversations in Film series where she'll talk about making the film The Last Picture Show, along with celebrated film historian Tom Schatz who will place the film in historical context. We'll hear about the film's beginnings (Sal Mineo passed on Larry McMurty's dime store novel to Polly) all the way to it's place as a seminal work of the new maverick cinema of the 1970s.
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713 Congress Avenue
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Tickets: $15/Non-AFF Members, $10/AFF Members
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July 13, 2008Times:
Sunday 3:00pm -
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