Program Description
Event Details
Have you ever wanted to join a book club for films?
Director's Cut is a monthly gathering and open discussion for film enthusiasts.
Led by experienced film editor and teacher Keith Fraase, this program will explore the works of a variety of influential filmmakers to better understand how a director’s art builds and evolves over the course of a career.
We'll choose one director per month and, throughout the course of the month, watch a few of that director's films. When we meet, we'll discuss what we watched and the filmmakers' careers at large and dissect the art of filmmaking.
Sophia Coppola will be the subject of November's meeting. The four suggested films to watch are:
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THE VIRGIN SUICIDES (1999)
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LOST IN TRANSLATION (2003)
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MARIE ANTOINETTE (2006)
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SOMEWHERE (2010)
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Sophia Coppola also has a new movie coming out called PRISCILLA. It's currently only in theaters, but Keith is going to try and watch it before the meeting and would be happy to discuss it with any of you who get a chance to check it out
Keith is an experienced film editor who's worked on scripted feature films and multi-part documentaries, taught classes, and served as an expert guest on several film podcasts. Discussing film is one of his greatest joys, and he's hoping to meet others who share and want to develop this passion!
Free and open to all! No experience or registration required.
This session meets from 7-8pm on a Monday at the end of each month: Sept. 18, Oct. 23, Nov. 27, Dec. 18, Jan. 22, & Feb. 26