Critical films banned in India by Supreme Court ruling
India’s Supreme Court ordered filmmaker Amrit Nahata to surrender all prints and negatives of his unreleased film Story of a Chair that satirizes Indian politics as corrupt. The court’s move followed censor objections and a broader clampdown after June 26. Nahata, a Congress MP, argues for freedom to express critical views.
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Film Clips By Roger Ebert Review Roundup
Ebert awards high marks to Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and Nashville while noting mixed quality across a slate of titles including Benji, Bite the Bullet, A Brief Vacation, Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold, Cooley High, The Drowning Pool, French Connection II, Funny Lady, Jaws, Mandigo, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Once Is Not Enough, One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing, The Return of the Pink Panther, The Pink Panther, and Rollerball. Ratings span from 1 to 4 stars with cautious praise and sharp warnings on several entries.
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The Fight by Norman Mailer book review
Christopher Lehmann-Haupt reviews The Fight by Norman Mailer about theAli Foreman bout in Zaire. The piece examines Mailer as a boxing buff and his account of Muhammad Ali and George Foreman, praising the dramatic detail while noting the author’s self-styled persona and philosophical digressions. It concludes that the book, though a diversion, is a vivid portrait of an extraordinary athlete and a compelling public drama.
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Barred Festival Moves to Maine Lake Resort
Promoter Richard Romanello relocates the First Annual New England Folk and Bluegrass Music Festival from Stepping Stone Rafich to Evergreen Valley East Stoneham Maine after three court actions blocked showing. July 24 to 27 festival expected 15000 to 20000 attendees with Maine concert option or refunds available.
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Sign Language Course On TV
An introductory sign language series is airing on WCSH-TV Portland WLBZ Bangor and WAGM Presque Isle. Teachers Lily Corbett and Martin Sternberg both deaf from NYU Deafness Research and Training Center present ten 30 minute lessons with captions for deaf viewers.
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Cinema listings mix for region theaters
Saco SACO CINEMA shows Murder On The Orient Express at 7 and 9:10. Kennebunk drive in screens Return Of The Pink Panther and Bank Shot. Sanford Cinema I offers Bambi at 7 and 9. Hound That Thought He Was A Racoon at 9. Cinema II presents The Wild McCullochs at 7:10 and 9:16. Portland Cinema I Funny Lady at 8 and Cinema III Pink Panther at 7 and 9. See Cinema III Exorcist at 7. Screenings for Bam bi 1 2:45 6:30 8:15. Fine Arts I Jaws 1:30 7 9:15. Fine Arts II French Connection II 1:30 6:45 9. Paris Cinema The Birds And The Beads 1 3:15 7 9:15 High Rise 2:10 8:10. Scarborough Portland Drive In East The Wild McCullochs 8:15 Macon County Line 10. West Bam bi 8:15 Superdad 9:30.
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Square Concert Series to Offer 18 Free NYC Outdoor Recitals
The Washington Square music series in New York will host 18 free outdoor concerts this July and August. An opening Brahms program will feature performances by soprano, contralto, tenor and bass, sponsored by New York University’s Department of Music and Music Education.
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Head Start inquiry information
For further informaton call 247-3031 or write Head Start Route No. 202 Waterboro Me 04087.
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