The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 30, 1976, Page page 17, Image 17

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Although the screen in Shellon Film Theater will be
dim for about a month after Saturday! showing of The
Elusive Corporal plans for this summer's and next fan's
films are already completed.
Pan Ladely, director of the Sheldon Fflrn Theater, said
three film series will be shown this summer: Adventures
in Reality, made by the British Broadcasting Company,
Summer Stars, a group of famous Hollywood movies, and
Kenneth Clarke's series on artists, Pioneers of Modem
Painting. Admission to the Summer Stars movies will be
$1 SO, he said, and the others will be free.
The first film to light the screen after this Saturday's
Jean Renoir fUm will be Warhol of the Adventures in
Reality series.
Ladefy said the series to be shown next fall are Docu
mentary Films, Shakespeare series, Filmmakers Showcase,
and the Foreign Film series sponsored by the Nebraska
Union Program Council. But some changes will be made,
he said .
Instead of spreading a series of films out across the
semester, as was done with the Jean Renoir films this
year, Ladely said they will be shown daily, one after the
other. He said interest seemed to drop off when the films
were two weeks apart .
Seven fiLn programs
So, A History of the American Avant -Garde Cinema,
an exhibition of seven film programs, will be screened in
the week beginning Aug. 31, Ladfcy said. The American
Federation of Arts prepared the programs, which show 39
films by 28 independent filmmakers.
Ladely said a lecturer, as yet unknown, will come to
the campus as part of the program.
Two independent filmmakers have been tentatively
scheduled for next fall's Filmmakers Showcase series,
Ladely said.
Emile de Antonio, whose recent work Underground
was subpoened by a grand jury in California because it
deals wit h the radical underground Weathermen, will show
and talk about his other six films, Ladely said. The sub
poena on Underground was struck down by a higher
court, he added, and the film will probably be screened
the week before de Antonio arrives.
Freude, a woman who operates the Serious Business
film distribution company, will speak about film distribu
tion, the films she has made, feminism in films, and how
to view avant-garde fihns.
Next fill's Foreign Film series wD be saeened on al
ternate Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays, Ladefy said,
and a Foreign Films Chics series has been added.
These wll be foreign films shown in the past that were
particularly popular, Ladefy said, and will be shown Sun
days and Mondays between the regular series. Single ad
irrissw tickets to these Classics will cost $130, he said,
but series ticket holders will be abb to pay half price.
Ladefy said he also will choose "about 30" films by
independent filmmakers to fill out the 1976-77 academ
ic year.
Independent filmmakers are those who don't work for
a commercial company, he said, such as Warner Bros, or
11GM. Their works are usually shown in museum or uni
versity theaters Lke Sheldon's, he said, and often are sup
ported by grants.
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