He directs the Reel World film series, a long-standing weekly feature at Homewood during the academic year. Along with fellow film junkie Matthew Gross, he is chairing the 1995 Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium celebrating the first 100 years of motion pictures, which is always an incredibly labor-intensive student-run project.
And to fill up those lazy summer days, he has created the Snark Summer Film Festival–106 feature films in 45 consecutive days–from June 16 through July 30.
All screenings are free.
The nightly dose of double (and sometime triple) features will be held at Shriver Hall, at Homewood, with the first film beginning promptly at 8 p.m. Generally a few short films will start the evening, and there will be a five-minute intermission between feature films.
The following is the tentative schedule for the Snark Summer Film Festival. For a complete listing and to confirm dates, films and times, call (410) 516-8666.
Friday, June 16: Bogart
Casablanca,
The Big Sleep
Saturday, June 17: American Classics
The Great Train Robbery,
Citizen Kane,
Stagecoach
Sunday, June 18: Polanski
Two Men and a Wardrobe,
Knife in the Water,
Cul-De-Sac
Monday, June 19: Godard
All the Boys Are Named Patrick,
Alphaville,
Masculine-Feminine
Tuesday, June 20: German Expressionism
The Student of Prague,
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,
The Golem: How He Came into the World
Wednesday, June 21: Kurosawa
Seven Samurai
Thursday, June 22: Hitchcock
Blackmail,
Murder
Friday, June 23: Chaplin
Steamboat Willie,
Modern Times,
Steamboat Bill Jr.
Saturday, June 24: Classic Horror Films
The Hunchback of Notre Dame,
The Phantom of the Opera,
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Sunday, June 25: Renoir
Toni,
Boudu
Monday, June 26: Godard–Plus
The Red Balloon,
A Married Woman
Tuesday, June 27: German Classics
Blue Angel,
Threepenny Opera
Wednesday, June 28: Kurosawa
Yojimbo,
Sanjuro
Thursday, June 29: Mixed Bag
The Concert,
Number Seventeen,
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Friday, June 30: Campy Screamers
Little Shop of Horrors,
Night of the Living Dead,
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Saturday, July 1: Light Comedy Night
The Producers,
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Sunday, July 2: Renoir
A Day in the Country,
Rules of the Game
Monday, July 3: Truffaut
Les Mistons,
The Wild Child,
Jules et Jim
Tuesday, July 4: Fritz Lang
M,
The Crimes of Dr. Mabuse
Wednesday, July 5: Kurosawa
Rashomon,
Drunken Angel,
Ikiru
Thursday, July 6: Hitchcock
The 39 Steps,
Secret Agent
Friday, July 7: Film Noir
Scarlet Street,
D.O.A.
Saturday, July 8: American Classics
Sunset Boulevard,
The Maltese Falcon
Sunday, July 9: Renoir
Grand Illusion,
La Bête Humaine,
The Southerner
Monday, July 10: Borzage Directs
A Farewell to Arms,
History Is Made at Night
Tuesday, July 11: Classic Silents
The Passion of Joan of Arc,
Sunrise
Wednesday, July 12: Kurosawa
Red Beard,
Throne of Blood
Thursday, July 13: Hitchcock
Sabotage
Young and Innocent
Friday, July 14: American Classics
Rebel Without a Cause,
It Happened One Night
Saturday, July 15: Kate Hepburn
Philadelphia Story,
Bringing Up Baby
Sunday, July 16: The Pagnol Trilogy
Marius,
Fanny,
Cesar
Monday, July 17: Classic Tearjerkers
The Yearling,
Lassie Come Home
Tuesday, July 18: Campy Busby Berkeley
The Gold Diggers of 1933,
The Gold Diggers of 1935
Wednesday, July 19: Satyajit Ray
Pather Panchali,
The World of Apu
Thursday, July 20: Hitchcock
The Lady Vanishes,
Jamaica Inn
Friday, July 21: Odd Men Out
On the Waterfront,
The Third Man
Saturday, July 22: Laurel and Hardy
The Bohemian Girl,
Flying Deuces,
Saps at Sea,
Blockheads,
Chump at Oxford
Sunday, July 23: Harold Lloyd
Don,
The Freshman,
The Kid Brother
Monday, July 24: More Harold Lloyd
His Royal Slyness,
Girl Shy,
Feet First
Tuesday, July 25: Cowboy Yarns
Bells of Capistrano,
Bells of Rosarita
Wednesday, July 26: Satyajit Ray
Devi, Mandabi
Thursday, July 27: Hitchcock
Foreign Correspondent,
Notorious
Friday, July 28: Hitchcock
Shadow of a Doubt,
Strangers on a Train
Saturday, July 29: Hitchcock
North by Northwest,
Psycho
Sunday, July 30: French Drama
Bizarre, Bizarre,
The Earrings of Madame de
