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Renowned
German film director Margarethe von Trotta,
winner of the Venice Film Festival Award for Best Director
for Marianne & Julianne (1981), will participate
in a film festival at Skidmore College on April 12th and
13th. During her visit, she will deliver a talk, participate
in public interviews and discuss her films with college
faculty in panel discussions. Six of von Trotta’s
films will be shown at Skidmore in the week preceding
her visit.
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Saturday April 7th
Rosa Luxemburg at 1-3 pm in Gannett
The Other Woman at 3:30-5:30 pm in Gannett
Rosenstraße at 7-9:15 pm in Davis
Sunday April 8th
Sisters at 1-3 pm in Gannett
Sheer Madness at 3:30-5.30 pm in Gannett
Marianne & Julianne at 7- 9 pm in Gannett
Monday April 9th
The Other Woman at 4-6 pm in Davis
Rosenstraße at 7:00-9:15 pm in Davis
Tuesday April 10th
Rosa Luxemburg at 4-6 pm in Davis
Marianne & Julianne at 7:00-9:00 pm in Davis
Wednesday April 11th
Sisters at 4-6 pm in Davis
Sheer Madness at 7-8:50 pm in Davis
Marianne & Julianne at 9:00-11:00 pm in Davis
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Thursday, April 12th
at 8 PM in Gannett Auditorium
Margarethe von Trotta will deliver the annual Frances
Steloff Lecture after receiving an honoray doctorate from
Skidmore College
Friday, April 13th, in The Payne Room, Tang Teaching
Museum
Margarethe von Trotta will participate in panel discussions
as follows:
11:00 am – 1:00 pm “Three Political Films
by Margarethe von Trotta: Rosa Luxemburg, Rosenstraße
and The Other Woman.” Panelists: Professors Mary-Beth
O’Brien (IA & FLL), Patricia Rubio (FLL), Mary
Stange (WS & RE), & Gautam das Gupta (TH)
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm “A Margarethe von Trotta
Trilogy: Sisters, Sheer Madness & Marianne and Julianne.”
Panelists: Susan Kress (VPAA), Elizabeth McCracken and
Susannah Mintz (EN), John Anzalone (Director of MALS)
& Peg Boyers (Salmagundi magazine)
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