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Araya

Restored Print of Classic from Venezuela: Pure Visual Poetry

Araya
Never before released in the US, American audiences weren’t ready for it in 1959. Fifty-one years after it shared the Canne’s International Critic’s prize with HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR, this film about salt mine workers caught in time demands to be rediscovered.


“A film of supernatural beauty. At odds with the merchants of exoticism, and evidencing a great deal of heart, talent and loving patience, Margot Benacerraf has composed a great cinematographic ‘suite’ … Araya reminds us of Visconti’s great work because of its images, rhythm, gaze and personality.”
—René Gilson, Cinema


“Don’t cut a single image.” — Jean Renoir,

Araya

Sat April 17, 2010, 7:00 & 9:00, Muenzinger Auditorium

Venezuela, 1959, Spanish, BW, 90 min, NR, 35mm, 1.37:1 • official site

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Pricing

10 films for $65 with punch card
$10 general admission. $8 w/UCB student ID, $8 for senior citizens
$1 discount to anyone with a bike helmet
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