Posted on 05/09/2013 9:13:07 PM PDT by Brad from Tennessee
The 1955 American classic about teenage alienation and rebellion, Rebel Without a Cause, will be shown at Tripoli’s Art House tonight.
Starring James Dean, who died before the film was released, and directed by Nicholas Wood, the film explores teenage feelings of alienation and disillusionment with society.
Tonight’s film-screening is organised by the Arete Cinema Club. Cinemas and theatres in Libya were closed for decades and the cinema club aims to reintroduce films to the community.
Rebel Without a Cause is in English with Arabic subtitles. The screening starts at 6 pm on Thursday 9 May, with refreshments are available beforehand. The Art House is on Al-Sekka Road in Tripoli.
There’s nothing wrong with that btw. If you like movies you liked Ebert. Back then anyway.
You are speaking for yourself, not everyone, some of us were more discerning.
Which critic did you follow then? :)
LOL, I love your last few posts, they have been very open.
Snark is all you’ve got. I’m don’t wasting time.
That wasn’t snarky at all, it was an expression of gratitude.
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