The sensational 1929 Louise Brooks film, Diary of a Lost Girl, is being shown 3 times this week at the Charles Theater in Baltimore, Maryland. HERE are the details.
MONDAY, JULY 3 7 PM;
THURSDAY, JULY 6 9 PM.
“G.W. Pabst’s 1929 follow-up to his notorious Pandora’s Box, again with the American starlet Louise Brooks, though this time as sexual victim rather than predator. The daughter of a pharmacist, she is seduced by a shop assistant and launched on a series of humiliations, which include bearing a baby out of wedlock, a term in a reformatory, working in a brothel, and a marriage to a drooling aristocrat….With Fritz Rasp, Josef Rovensky, and Sybille Schmitz, who was Fassbinder’s model for Veronika Voss.” (Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader)
1929 Dir. G.W. Pabst 1.33:1 B&W DCP Silent with music track. 112 min.
And don't forget.... both the FILM and the BOOK are available for purchase on amazon and at better shops.
DIARY OF A LOST GIRL
MONDAY, JULY 3 7 PM;
THURSDAY, JULY 6 9 PM.
“G.W. Pabst’s 1929 follow-up to his notorious Pandora’s Box, again with the American starlet Louise Brooks, though this time as sexual victim rather than predator. The daughter of a pharmacist, she is seduced by a shop assistant and launched on a series of humiliations, which include bearing a baby out of wedlock, a term in a reformatory, working in a brothel, and a marriage to a drooling aristocrat….With Fritz Rasp, Josef Rovensky, and Sybille Schmitz, who was Fassbinder’s model for Veronika Voss.” (Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader)
1929 Dir. G.W. Pabst 1.33:1 B&W DCP Silent with music track. 112 min.
And don't forget.... both the FILM and the BOOK are available for purchase on amazon and at better shops.
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