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    Saturday, Sept 12 at 5pm The Sting (1973) 129min Directed by George Roy Hill With Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Robert Shaw "Paul Newman and Robert Redford are superbly reteamed...George Roy Hill's outstanding direction of David S. Ward's finely-crafted story of multiple deception and surprise ending will delight." -Variety Redford and Newman, reunited with Butch Cassidy director Hill, star as Depression-era con-men who team up to pull of the ultimate "sting" to avenge the murder of a friend. Full Article at Broadway World
    Paul Newman and Robert Redford are superbly reteamed...George Roy Hill's outstanding direction of David S. Ward's finely-crafted story of multiple deception and surprise ending will delight.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago
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BAMcinematek To Present Robert Redford September 8-16
  1. From the very first moments of El Norte we know that we are in the hands of a great movie. It tells a simple story in such a romantic and poetic way that we are touched, deeply and honestly, and we know we will remember the film for a long time.
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  2. He captures the full scope of a fascinating, overlooked story, also adding something of his own. Like Clint Eastwood, Mr. Redford now takes a lifetime's worth of experience as an American icon and uses it as a mirror, reflecting the culture that chose to lionize him.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago
  3. Visually rich, narratively ambitious social-problem docs are as uncommon as point-and-shoot nonfiction harangues (and the ills they chronicle) are abundant, so Laura Dunn's The Unforeseen is a rare gift. Plainspoken yet urgent, it makes the wrist-slashingly depressing topic of real-estate development so...
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago
  4. The quality of legend pervades Sydney Pollack's Jeremiah Johnson, which stars Robert Redford in a role that must be very real to his own mind and feelings. It is a very attractive role, and Redford plays it with a reticence and directness that also seem as much a part of the man as of the performance.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago
  5. Robert Redford is a ground-breaking artist who can start a project at a grass-roots level and bring it to a much higher plane - he has done this repeatedly with his films, with his activism, and by nurturing countless films by other artists through The Sundance Institute ... This retrospective is an opp...
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago
  6. Some ingenious direction by Alan J. Pakula and scripting by William Goldman remove much of the inherent dramatic lethargy in any story of reporters running down a story...Robert Redford and especially Dustin Hoffman excel in their starring roles.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago
  7. A skilled, careful adaptation of a much-admired story, A River Runs Through It is a convincing trip back in time to a virtually vanished American West, as well as a nicely observed family study.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 2 months ago

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