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01.2/1/26 - American Graffiti (1973, Lucasfilm)
“Where were you in ’62?” Featuring non-stop rock ’n roll underscoring a classic story of high school graduates at the end of their last summer together. George Lucas’ breakout hit before “Star Wars” featuring budding stars Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, and even Harrison Ford.
02.2/22/26 Chinatown (1974, Paramount)
An Oscar winning gritty tribute to 1940s film noir. Chinatown received widespread critical acclaim for its screenplay, direction, and performances and is often regarded as one of the greatest films of the 20th century. It was nominated for 11 Academy awards and won for best original screenplay. Starring Jack Nicholson, the film directly addresses socio-economic issues and environmental justice that are still relevant, especially the exploitation of Mexican-American and Asian-American communities
03.3/1/26 Forbidden Planet (1956, MGM/Warner)
Our first “classic sci-fi,” in the BCS Film Series. Leslie Nielsen’s crew investigates a planet where a previous exploration mysteriously disappeared, and finds the strange Dr. Morbius (Walter Pidgeon) and his innocent daughter, Altaira (Anne Francis) - who may be keeping some dark secrets. Featuring the first-ever all-electronic film score, and the debut of “Robby the Robot,” the lavish production is, amazingly, a stealth adaptation of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”!
04.3/8/26 His Girl Friday (1940, Columbia)
The lightning-paced comedy classic by Howard Hawks. Cary Grant is a wily newspaper editor and Rosalind Russell, his star reporter… and soon-to-be remarried ex. Some of the crispest and funniest dialogue ever filmed, and a keen look at ethics in journalism. A brilliant comedy with very relevant and timely undertones. It is adapted from a play called The Front Page, and flips the gender of one of the two leads: Hildy, Rosalind Russell’s character, was male in the original. This version addresses