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Armer Screening Room, 18111 Nordhoff St, Los Angeles, CA, 91330 MZ 100

On Dangerous Ground 1951, 82 min. Directed by Nicholas Ray&nbsp; FILM NOIR, CRIME [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry04YYpQnJQ" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Trailer]</a>&nbsp;Violent city detective Jim Wilson (Robert Ryan), on his final warning from the police chief, is exiled to the frozen countryside to solve a murder. But conflicts arise when the townsfolk want to take justice into their own hands. Dangerous terrain and a beautiful woman (Ida Lupino) may be his redemption ... or his undoing. WINNER | International Film Music Critics Award <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry04YYpQnJQ" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>
Director Nicholas Ray began the film as director, but left halfway through, due to illness. The film was completed by Ida Lupino.
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The Armer Screening Room is in Manzanita Hall on the CSUN campus. Parking is available in Lot B1 at Nordhoff &amp; Darby. Take Mike Curb College Arts Walkway to the Armer. Parking Permits are $8.75 for four hours, and may be purchased from a parking permit dispenser in Lot- B1.

Local Event: CSUN Cinamatheque presents noir classic ON DANGEROUS GROUND (1951)

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On Dangerous Ground 1951, 82 min. Directed by Nicholas Ray  FILM NOIR, CRIME [Trailer] Violent city detective Jim Wilson...

CSUN Cinamatheque presents noir classic ON DANGEROUS GROUND (1951)

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