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SUMMARY:Film Club- I Walked with a Zombie
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DESCRIPTION:The Film Club meets the second Tuesday of the month and watche
 s films from all genres and eras.\n\n.\nhttps://peterboroughtownlibrary.li
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This month\, join us for an October Old-Ti
 me Halloween Special!</p>\n<p>Jacques Tourneur's masterpiece I Walked with
  a Zombie (1943) is adored by Martin Scorsese. Producer Val Lewton created
  a stunning series of atmospheric gothic horror films that involve no gore
  and minimal violence. One of the finest\, <em>I Walked with a Zombie</em>
  is a retelling of Charlotte Bronte's beloved Jane Eyre set in the West In
 dies. Is it creepy? Yes\, deliciously so. Is it explicit or shocking? By t
 oday's standards\, not even a little bit. Join us as we revisit a gentler 
 time when Lewton's horror classics fascinated and even amused audiences\, 
 and inspired critics to use adjectives like "sultry\," "eloquent\," and "p
 oetic."</p>\n<p><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.
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 owfullscreen"></iframe></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Screenings are led by Mark Holdin
 g\, a film studies professor.</p>\n<p>The screenings include a comprehensi
 ve handout\, brief intro to the film\, and end with a group discussion. Po
 pcorn and cold drinks served. This is similar to a book club and a great g
 roup of people. Mark is very open to input on the films to screen.<strong>
 </strong></p>\n<p>The library holds a Swank Movie License.</p>\n<p><br /><
 strong></strong></p>\n<hr />\n<p><strong>About Mark:</strong></p>\n<p>For 
 Mark\, films create community and foster empathy.</p>\n<p>Growing up in th
 e UK\, Mark&rsquo\;s frequent visits to &lsquo\;the pictures&rsquo\; provi
 ded him with\, among many other wonders\, his first window into the New Wo
 rld and all things American. It was the beginning of a love affair. When h
 e moved to New Hampshire in the early 80s\, Mark began a lifelong career t
 eaching English and Film Studies at three New Hampshire public high school
 s and at St. Paul&rsquo\;s Advanced Studies Program. Exploring and studyin
 g films with his students\, Mark discovered film&rsquo\;s power as a cross
 -generational connection. When he retired\, he collaborated with Carol Nel
 son at the Peterborough Community Theatre to host a popular weekly Film Cl
 ub\, where movie fans and film buffs shared their thoughts in post-viewing
  large-group discussions. He currently teaches an Introduction to Film Stu
 dies course at Keene State College&rsquo\;s CALL continuing ed. program. A
 ll these teaching/moderating experiences have confirmed Mark&rsquo\;s beli
 ef that discussion is the single most helpful way to a greater understandi
 ng\, appreciation\, and enjoyment of film.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://pe
 terboroughtownlibrary.libnet.info/event/9261894
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