Fridays through Sunday in Voorhees Hall 105, Rutgers College Avenue

campus. Thursday screenings are in Loree Hall 024, Douglass College

campus; with selected free events at Borders Books in Mid-State Mall,

Route 18 North, and Highland Park Middle School. All programs begin

at 7 p.m. $5. Call 732-932-8482 or www.njfilmfest.com

June 6. The Royal Tenenbaums, directed by Wes Anderson, 2001;

June 7 to 9. Maya Deren Retrospective featuring "Meshes

of the Afternoon," "At Land," "A Study in Choreography

for the Camera," "Ritual in Transfigured Time," "Meditation

on Violence," and "The Very Eye of Night," directed by

Maya Deren from 1943 to 1959; Thursday, June 13.

under the Taliban; June 14 to 16. The Draughtsman’s Contract,

Peter Greenaway’s 1983 study in decadence; Thursday, June 20. Daughter

From Danang , directed by Gail Dollin and Vicente Franco, 2002;

June 21 to 23.

Rebecca Haseltine and Barbara Klutinis, 2001. Also PUGSLY a.k.a.

Manhattan Dog Story directed by Dmitry Torgovisky, 2001. Free at

Borders Books, Wednesday, June 26.

Mr. Rose. Directed by Jay Giampietro (2001) with "The Global

Banquet: Politics of Food," directed by John Ankele, Ann Macksoud,

and Lawrence M. Rich (2001); June 29. Legalized America, directed

by Michael Ball (2002), with "Investigation of a Flame," directed

by Lynne Sachs (2001), June 30. Shrek. New threshhold in animation,

directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson, 2001. Free., Saturday,

July 6.

d’Or , directed by Salvador Dali, 1930; July 11. Mulletville,

Charles Creasy, 2002, July 12 and 14. Some Like It Hot, Billy

Wilder directs Marilyn Monroe and company (1959), free, Saturday,

July 13.

Now , directed by Judith Carlin and Roy E. Lowrance (2002), and

Strange Fruit by Joel Katz (2002), Friday, July 19. Fantasia,

Disney classic on the big screen, directed by Ben Sharpsteen (1940),

free, Saturday, July 20.

July 24. The Beast of All Hallows Eve by April Allridge (2001)

with The Waters of Casablanca by Gregg Viermann (2002) and Shelter

by Anne Lewis (2001), Friday, July 26. Rear Window, the 1954

Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece, free, Saturday, July 27.

Free Outdoor Revival Screenings

Street, Highland Park. Four Saturdays in July at 9 p.m. Free. Shrek.

New threshhold in animation, directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky

Jenson, 2001, Saturday, July 6. Some Like It Hot, Billy Wilder

directs Marilyn Monroe and company (1959), Saturday, July 13.

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