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Manuel Álvarez Bravo Film Series
April 11-April 25, 2010
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Join us for a special film series in conjunction with Manuel Álvarez Bravo and His Contemporaries: Photographs from the Collections of the Harry Ransom Center and the Blanton Museum of Art. This series is presented as part of The University of Texas at Austin’s programming to celebrate the Mexican Bicentennial and will be shown in the Blanton Auditorium.
¡Que Viva Mexico!, 1931, Directed by Sergei Eisenstein (Russia)
Sunday, April 4, 3PM
Los Olvidados, 1950, Directed by Luis Buñuel (Spain)
Sunday, April 11, 3PM
La Diosa Arrodillada, 1947, directed by Roberto Gavaldón (Mexico)
Sunday, April 25, 3PM
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Cost: $3 members, UT staff, faculty, and students; $5 general public.
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April 11-April 25, 2010Times:
April 11th and 25th
3pm
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