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The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
August 19, 2011
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Mankiewicz's enchanting first masterpiece tells the tale of a young widow who boldly defies social conventions by abandoning turn-of-the-century London to live in a remote coastal cottage haunted by a dashing and embittered ghost. A rich evocation of mourning and melancholia, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir echoes Virginia Woolf with its embrace of death as a tender life-giving force, its fascination with the ocean and its focus on a woman struggling to find her voice. Overlooked as a milestone feminist film, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir combines its poetic exploration of female authorship and imagination with a gently comic satire of rigid patriarchy. The film's romantic strains resonate in Bernard Herrmann's lovely score and Rex Harrison's poignant and understated performance as the phantom sea captain.
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Harvard Film Archive Cinematheque
24 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138 -
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$9 - Regular Admission
$7 - Non-Harvard Students, Harvard Faculty and Staff, and Senior Citizens
Regular HFA screenings are free for all Harvard students with a valid photo ID.
Discounts apply for Harvard Film Archive MembersInfo Phone: 617.495.4700 or 496.3211
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August 19, 2011Times:
7 pm
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