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The Pawnbroker
November 6, 2011
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Filming in stark black and white, the recently deceased Sidney Lumet brings us cinéma vérité, anticipating his masterpieces Dog Day Afternoon and Serpico. This 1964 classic features Oscar-nominated Rod Steiger, while Quincy Jones’ score punctuates every movement. We feel the trauma in flashes and flashbacks experienced by Sol Nazerman, a pawnbroker on New York’s East 116th Street with a number on his arm. Lumet breaks ground in depicting the wrenching power of Holocaust survivor guilt. In English, German, Spanish with subtitles. 116 minutes.
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290 Harvard St
Brookline, MA 02446 -
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$12 general admission, $11 for students, seniors (65+), BJFF, Coolidge Corner Theatre, MFA and WGBH members;. Group tickets (at least 10 people): $9 per person, available online at bjff.org, info@bjff.org, 617-244-9899
Info Phone: 617-244-9899
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November 6, 2011Times:
3 pm
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