The Artist is the first of three films to be screened by the Cornelius Low House as part of the project Lights! Camera! Action! History of Film 1980-1960 in New Jersey. An homage to the silent film era and a love letter to this art form, The Artist won five Academy Awards including “Best Picture.” Crafted by Cinematographer Guillaume Schiffman, the film brings to American Jean Dujardin as silent movie actor George Valentin and Bérénice Bejo playing Poppy Miller.
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Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission
Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders
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Cosponsored by
Rutgers Film Co-op/New Jersey Media Arts Center
Rutgers University Program in Cinema Studies
Voorhees Hall, Room #105
71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick
(next to Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum)
University Parking Lot #9
College Ave
Registration required
Call 732.745.489 (Voice)
732.745.3888 (TTY Only)
Or 711 the New Jersey Relay Service. Voorhees Hall is an accessible site. An Assistive Listening Device will be in use during the program.
