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LET'S GET LOST
Monday, Mar 18, 2019 4:40 PM
Dir. Bruce Weber | USA | 1988 | 120 min. | NR | DCP
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General Admission Adult Matinee - $9.50
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General Admission Senior - $11.50
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General Admission Student - $9.50
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General Admission Military - $9.50
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General Admission Child - $11.50
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General Admission Group Sale - $8.50
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Bruce Weber’s gift for gorgeous black and white photography made him famous, and as a filmmaker, he found the perfect subject in jazz icon Chet Baker, a remarkably photogenic figure. Through archival footage, we sample Baker’s early career, a television appearance, a jazz festival gig, and a couple commercial films—and sprinkled throughout are spot-on reminiscences from friends, family and fellow musicians. But the film’s true poignancy lies in the contemporary footage of Baker as he plays, sings, and almost sleep-walks through life as seen from early footage of his honeyed voice and James Dean-like visage to the weathered voice and cratered face Weber would shoot in what would be the final year of Baker’s life.
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