FilmFreaks - Black Narcissus (1947) NR

FilmFreaks will be meeting every Wednesday evening from September 26-October 17 to watch and discuss classic films known for their groundbreaking and stunning cinematography. Join us for a look at what makes a film look like a 'film,' from lenses, to lighting, to composition and camera movement. Come to one or come to them all. All are welcome to these free film screenings!

Stimulating screenings, inspired discussion, and free popcorn!

On Wednesday, October 10, we'll be screening and discussing "Black Narcissus." Set in a convent high atop the Himalayas, this film is widely regarded for the use of lush and eerie cinematography to depict the yearning of its characters and the exotic danger of its setting. Legendary cinematographer Jack Cardiff won his only Oscar for his rich work on this classic film. (1947, NR, 101 minutes)

For a schedule of all upcoming film screenings at the La Crosse Public Library, please visit: lacrosselibrary.org/movies