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Fatal Attraction with Adrian Lyne
In person: director Adrian Lyne in conversation with Maya Montañez Smukler, head of the UCLA Film & Television Archive Research and Study Center
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Unfaithful with Adrian Lyne
In person: director Adrian Lyne in conversation with Karina Longworth
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The Ugly with Yeon Sang-ho and Park Jeong-min
In person: director Yeon Sang-ho and actor Park Jeong-min
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A Snake of June
Rinko Tatsumi (Asuka Kurosawa) is a suicide hotline worker resigned to a life of unhappiness until she receives a package from a blackmailer. Through the increasingly vulgar acts of exhibitionism her blackmailer forces upon her, she learns to shed the social restrictions and repression dominating her life. Shot on black-and-white film and tinted a monochromatic blue, Shinya Tsukamoto’s A Snake of June is a visual feast. Filled with shaky, hand-held camerawork, voyeuristic close-ups, and near-constant rain, Tsukamoto creates a damp and cold erotic thriller that explores sexual dynamics, transformation, and releasing one's inner desires.
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