Film Series: Kurosawa Remembered

Film Series: Kurosawa Remembered

February 2 – March 2, 1999

Film Series: Kurosawa Remembered
Miller Theatre, Columbia University (116th St. & Broadway)
6:00 PM

Beginning on Tuesday, February 2, and continuing until March 2, 1999, the Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture will present a series of eight films by one of the world’s most celebrated directors, Akira Kurosawa.  Intended as a memorial to this cinematic giant, who died in September 1998, the series consists of eight of Kurosawa’s finest films, as well as panel discussions with noted American film artists and critics.
• All are welcome.
• Films will be screened at Columbia University’s Miller Theatre  (Broadway at 116th Street). 
• Tickets for each evening are $10.00 ($5.00 for students with ID and senior citizens) and can be purchased at the Miller Theatre Box Office in the theatre lobby.  A subscription to the entire series is also available for $30.00  Tickets may also be purchased in advance by telephone, fax, or mail using a major credit card. 
• For more information, please contact Miller Theatre Box Office, 2960 Broadway, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027 (TEL: 212-854-7799).

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