A Woman Under the Influence
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Independent film legend Gena Rowlands looks back on some of her most important work--from her lead role in "A Woman Under the Influence," directed by her husband John Cassavetes, to her role in Woody's Allen's "Another Woman."
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Events:
Gena Rowlands retrospective, An Independent Spirit goes on at BAM from Nov 10-20
Gena Rowlands will be participating in a Q&A, moderated by Peter Bogdanovich, following the 7:30 PM screening of A Woman Under the Influence on Thursday the 10th – and will be introducing the 6 pm screening of "Opening Night" on Saturday the 12th
Tickets and info: 718-636-4100, or go to bam.org
Music: The Door in the Floor" soundtrack (Decca) by Marcelo Zarvos # 2,1, and 3
» Visit our Guest Picks page to find out what moves Gena Rowlands
Events:
Gena Rowlands retrospective, An Independent Spirit goes on at BAM from Nov 10-20
Gena Rowlands will be participating in a Q&A, moderated by Peter Bogdanovich, following the 7:30 PM screening of A Woman Under the Influence on Thursday the 10th – and will be introducing the 6 pm screening of "Opening Night" on Saturday the 12th
Tickets and info: 718-636-4100, or go to bam.org
Music: The Door in the Floor" soundtrack (Decca) by Marcelo Zarvos # 2,1, and 3
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