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Arts & Culture, Theater Review Jul 11, 2018
Fucking Men struggles with onstage intimacy realness

Instead, it settles for some bad fake interpretive-dance sex.
- By Max Maller
- Tags: Theater Review, Fucking Men, Pride Films and Plays, Joe DiPietro, Arthur Schnitzler, Reigen, La ronde, stage scandal, onstage intimacy, onstage sex, Jay Espano, Roy Samra, gay sex, adaptation, censorship, banned plays

Film, Movie Feature Sep 20, 2017
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Tales of seduction and betrayal light up Reeling: The Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival

Hello Again, a musical reimagining of Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde, opens the fest’s 35th edition.
- Tags: Movie Feature, Reeling The Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival, Hello Again movie, Michael John LaChiusa, La Ronde, Arthur Schnitzler, Max Ophuls, Roger Vadim, Nolan Gerard Funk, Jenna Ushkowitz, Al Calderon, Rumer Willis, T.R. Knight, Tyler Blackburn, Titanic, Sam Underwood, Martha Plimpton, Beyond the Moon song, Audra McDonald, Cory Krueckeberg, After Louie movie, Vincent Gagliostro, Alan Cumming, ACT UP, Against the Law, Peter Wildeblood, Daniel Mays, Richard Gadd, Fergus O'Brien, Joe Ahearne, Tom Bateman, Sean Teale, Paul McGann, Nick Dance, Vertigo Alfred Hitchcock, Psycho Alfred Hitchcock, Bones of Contention, Francisco Franco, Andrea Weiss, Federico Garcia Lorca, I Dream in Another Language, Ernesto Contreras, Carlos Contreras, Saturday Church, Damon Cardasis, Kartemquin Films, The Homestretch movie, Hillary Spera, lesbian gay bisexual transsexual cinema, Recommended

Blogs, Bleader May 31, 2015
Max Ophuls's five best films

Highlights from the filmography of Max Ophuls
- By Drew Hunt
- Tags: Weekly Top Five, Film, Max Ophuls, Letter from an Unknown Woman, Liebelei, La Ronde, Don Druke, Lola Montes, The Reckless Moment, Dave Kehr, The Earrings of Madame de . . ., Kent Jones

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Review Mar 20, 2013
The La Ronde Project fucks its way up the social ladder

Street Tempo Theatre stages an orgy of a repertory festival.
- By Tony Adler
- Tags: Performing Arts Review, Shakespeare, Polonius, Hamlet, Arthur Schnitzler, Reigen, Austro-Hungarian caste system, La Ronde, Vienna, HBO, Girls, Social media, Street Tempo Theatre, La Ronde Project, David Hare, The Blue Room, Joe DiPietro, Fucking Men, Improvised La Ronde, Tim Curtis, Stacie Barra, Brandon Galatz, Laura Sturm, Brian Posen, Cody Spellman, Improvised La Ronde, Stage 773

Blogs, Bleader Dec 6, 2011
Opera in the movies, and vice versa

A consideration of the relationship between opera and film.
- By Ben Sachs
- Tags: Film, Opera, Cinema, Gene Siskel Film Center, Aida, Giuseppe Verdi, Eugene Onegin, Pushkin, Tchaikovsky, Tosca, Puccini, Citizen Kane, The Cotton Club, Magnolia, Luchino Visconti, Moses and Aaron, gesamtunstwerk, Richard Wagner, close-ups, long-shots, Tales of Hoffmann, The Magic Flute, La Ronde, In the Mood for Love, The New World, Melancholia

Blogs, Bleader Dec 1, 2011
Video
The tender heart of Fritz Lang

Fritz Lang's French romantic fantasy Liliom gets a rare screening from Northwest Chicago Film Society.
- By J.R. Jones
- Tags: Film, Northwest Chicago Film Society, Portage theater, Liliom, Fritz Lang, Dr. Mabuse the Gambler, Der Nibelungen movie, Metropolis Fritz Lang, M Fritz Lang, Fox Film Corporation, Ferenc Molnar, Frank Borzage, Carousel musical, Carousel movie, Patrick McGilligan, Fritz Lang: The Nature of the Beast, Erich Pommer, A Man Stolen, Max Ophuls, Letter From an Unknown Woman, La Ronde, The Earrings of Madame de..., Fury Fritz Lang, Ministry of Fear, Scarlet Street, The Big Heat, Charles Boyer, Lisa Rosenthal, Thea von Harbou, Karl Freund, American Film Institute, movies, Video

Blogs, Bleader Jun 11, 2010
Everybody's Woman

Northwestern University presents a rare screening of the Max Ophuls romance La Signora di Tutti (1934).
- By J.R. Jones
- Tags: Film, Northwestern University Block Museum of Art, La Signora di Tutti, Everybody's Woman, Max Ophuls, Saarbrucken, The Exile Max Ophuls, Letter From an Unknown Woman, Caught Max Ophuls, The Reckless Moment, La Ronde, La Plaisir, The Earrings of Madame de..., Lola Montes, movies

Blogs, Bleader Apr 29, 2009
Video
What's Old: Letter From an Unknown Woman

Tonight at 7, University of Chicago Film Studies Center presents a 35-millimeter screening of Max Ophuls' classic heartbreaker.
- By J.R. Jones
- Tags: Film, Movies, University of Chicago Film Studies Center, Lola Montes, Max Ophuls, Letter From an Unknown Woman, Louis Jourdan, Joan Fontaine, La Signora di Tutti, Caught, The Reckless Moment, La Ronde, The Earrings of Madame de..., Ophuls Letter From an Unknown Woman, Video

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Fucking Men struggles with onstage intimacy realness

Instead, it settles for some bad fake interpretive-dance sex.

Recommended
Tales of seduction and betrayal light up Reeling: The Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival

Hello Again, a musical reimagining of Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde, opens the fest’s 35th edition.

Max Ophuls's five best films

Highlights from the filmography of Max Ophuls

The La Ronde Project fucks its way up the social ladder

Street Tempo Theatre stages an orgy of a repertory festival.

Opera in the movies, and vice versa

A consideration of the relationship between opera and film.

Video
The tender heart of Fritz Lang

Fritz Lang's French romantic fantasy Liliom gets a rare screening from Northwest Chicago Film Society.

Everybody's Woman

Northwestern University presents a rare screening of the Max Ophuls romance La Signora di Tutti (1934).

Video
What's Old: Letter From an Unknown Woman

Tonight at 7, University of Chicago Film Studies Center presents a 35-millimeter screening of Max Ophuls' classic heartbreaker.

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Instead, it settles for some bad fake interpretive-dance sex.

Hello Again, a musical reimagining of Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde, opens the fest’s 35th edition.

Highlights from the filmography of Max Ophuls

Street Tempo Theatre stages an orgy of a repertory festival.

A consideration of the relationship between opera and film.

Fritz Lang's French romantic fantasy Liliom gets a rare screening from Northwest Chicago Film Society.

Northwestern University presents a rare screening of the Max Ophuls romance La Signora di Tutti (1934).

Tonight at 7, University of Chicago Film Studies Center presents a 35-millimeter screening of Max Ophuls' classic heartbreaker.

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