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ties. (Up for Best Documentary)
f MAY 20: “THE
HOUSE OF FLYING
DAGGERS” (PG-13,
119 minutes) Two Tang dynasty officers try to trick a blind dancer into leading them to the Flying Daggers, a group of insurgents. A love story ensues along with martial arts sword and sorcery. In Mandarin Chinese with English subtitles. (Cinematography)
f JUNE 3: “BEING
JULIA” (R, 104 minutes)
Annette Bening is
the reigning London stage diva who in 1938 begins an affair with a much younger American man. Based on W. Somerset Maugham’s novel, this comedy about theater types also stars Jeremy Irons. (Bening for Best Actress)
fJUNE 17: “THE AVIATOR”
(PG-13,169
minutes) Leonardo
DiCaprio plays Howard Hughes, a movie mogul, aviation pioneer and paranoid obsessive struggling with many psychological demons. Also stars Cate Blanchett as Kate Hepburn. (Eleven nomirations!)
fJULY 1: “PHANTOM
OF THE OPERA” (PG13,
143 minutes) From
the renowned stage musical, the movie stars Emmy Rossum who is tom romantically between childhood sweetheart and opera patron Raoul de Chagny (Patrick Wilson) and the spec
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