Critical Condition
Friday, February 04, 2005
Film critic David Thomson looks at the history of Hollywood: The Whole Equation.
Events:
David Thomson in conversation with Elvis Mitchell
Friday, February 4 at 7PM
Barnes & Noble Lincoln Center
Broadway @ 66th Street
Saturday, February 5
1:30 pm -- Cinema Arts Centre. 126 Park Avenue, Huntington, Long Island. Showing "Chinatown" = David Thomson will introduce the film.
4:00 pm -- Q&A with audience.
4:30 pm -- Wine/cheese reception and booksigning
David Thomson in conversation with Geoffrey O'Brien, followed by signing
Saturday, February 5 at 7PM
Housing Works Bookstore & Café
126 Crosby Street
Music: Happy Trails: "Theme from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
Events:
David Thomson in conversation with Elvis Mitchell
Friday, February 4 at 7PM
Barnes & Noble Lincoln Center
Broadway @ 66th Street
Saturday, February 5
1:30 pm -- Cinema Arts Centre. 126 Park Avenue, Huntington, Long Island. Showing "Chinatown" = David Thomson will introduce the film.
4:00 pm -- Q&A with audience.
4:30 pm -- Wine/cheese reception and booksigning
David Thomson in conversation with Geoffrey O'Brien, followed by signing
Saturday, February 5 at 7PM
Housing Works Bookstore & Café
126 Crosby Street
Music: Happy Trails: "Theme from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
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