UCLA Film & TV Archive Series: Shoot on Site

SEP 17 WED: September 17 2008, 07:30pm; Hammer Screenings

: Directed by Stanley Kubrick A Clockwork Orange 1971

UCLA Film & TV Archive Series: Shoot on Site

Please note tickets must be purchased for all Film & TV events. Tickets are available online at www.cinema.ucla.edu and in person at the Billy Wilder Theater box office.

Co-presented by the UCLA Film & Television Archive and the Hammer, this eclectic series of films uses pre-existing private and public built environments as spaces of dread, liberation, alienation, or salvation, in concert or in conflict with the architect’s original vision.

SHOOT ON SITE: ARCHITECTURE IN FILM

PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE, 2002

This film transforms an industrial warehouse and a fluorescent-flooded grocery store into unlikely places for romance and posits that even the most anonymous architecture can launch inspired flights of fancy.

DIR: Paul Thomas Anderson | 35mm, 95 min

A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, 1971

Architectural magazines with futuristic settings inspire this adaptation of Anthony Burgess’s dystopian novel presenting a world in which modernist architecture has little influence. Note the Brutalist architecture of London’s Thamesmead South housing estate as the stomping ground for the infamous “Droogs.”

DIR: Stanley Kubrick | 35mm, 136 min

Please note tickets must be purchased for all Film & TV Archive events. Tickets are available online at www.cinema.ucla.edu and in person at the Billy Wilder Theater box office.

$9 General admission ($10 for tickets purchased online)

$8 Students, seniors, Cineclub members, and Hammer members

$7 Students and seniors who are also Cineclub members

Public programs are made possible by a major gift from Ann and Jerry Moss.

Additional support is provided by Laura Donnelley, Bronya and Andrew Galef, and the Hammer Programs Committee.