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FRIDAY NIGHT (VENDREDI SOIR)
Directed by
Claire Denis
Friday Night, which takes place during a single evening in Paris, follows
a woman in the process of moving in with her lover. Her plans get derailed
when a Metro strike brings the city to a standstill in one big traffic
jam and she encounters a mysterious stranger. French director Claire Denis
was honored with a Regis Film Retrospective at the Walker in 1998. Her
works include the features Chocolat, Beau Travail, Nénette et Boni,
and the controversial Trouble Every Day. 2002, France, color, 35mm, in
French with English subtitles, 90 minutes.
Preceded by:
METRO TANGO
Directed by
Madeline Schwartzman
A woman captured by surveillance cameras on a Parisian subway platform
is part of a dance of subtle glances and exchanges. 2002, U.S., color/BW,
video, 7 minutes.
WOMEN WITH VISION: ON THE MOVE IS MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM
THE WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF MINNESOTA.