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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211216
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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:The French Dispatch
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:he French Dispatch is a captivating comedy-drama that brings to
  life a\ncollection of stories from an American magazine published in a\nf
 ictional 20th century French city. This film by Director Wes Anderson\n(Th
 e Royal Tennebaums\, the Grand Budapest Hotel) focuses on the final\nissue
  of The French Dispatch\, a French foreign bureau of the Liberty\,\nKansas
  Evening Sun. A collection of short stories pulled from the\npages of that
  very last issue\, moves you from story to story by\nintroducing each piec
 e\, complete with cover art\, as well as page\nnumbers. The film also occa
 sionally dips back to the Dispatch itself\,\nto walk you through its halls
 \, meet its editors\, and observe their\ninteractions with the Editor in C
 hief\, Arthur Howitzer Jr. (Bill\nMurray). Every story is told with unique
  uses of light\, color\, and\nstyle. The all-star cast included among othe
 rs Benicio del Toro\,\nAdrien Brody\, Tilda Swinton\, Frances McDormand\, 
 and Owen Wilson.\n[2021\, US\, 101 min\, Rated: R] Taryn Allen of Chicago 
 Reader writes\,\n“It has everything that we've come to expect from direc
 tor Wes\nAnderson - carefully crafted aesthetics\, perfect color palettes\
 , and\nintricate tableaux of actors.” Amy Nicholson of FilmWeek exclaims
 \,\n“I think it’s marvelous from minute to minute.”       Venue:
 \nCinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:he French Dispatch is a captivating comedy-dra
 ma that brings to life a collection of stories from an American magazine p
 ublished in a fictional 20th century French city. This film by Director We
 s Anderson (The Royal Tennebaums\, the Grand Budapest Hotel) focuses on th
 e final issue of The French Dispatch\, a French foreign bureau of the Libe
 rty\, Kansas Evening Sun. A collection of short stories pulled from the pa
 ges of that very last issue\, moves you from story to story by introducing
  each piece\, complete with cover art\, as well as page numbers. The film 
 also occasionally dips back to the Dispatch itself\, to walk you through i
 ts halls\, meet its editors\, and observe their interactions with the Edit
 or in Chief\, Arthur Howitzer Jr. (Bill Murray). Every story is told with 
 unique uses of light\, color\, and style. The all-star cast included among
  others Benicio del Toro\, Adrien Brody\, Tilda Swinton\, Frances McDorman
 d\, and Owen Wilson. [2021\, US\, 101 min\, Rated: R] Taryn Allen of Chica
 go Reader writes\, “It has everything that we've come to expect from dir
 ector Wes Anderson - carefully crafted aesthetics\, perfect color palettes
 \, and intricate tableaux of actors.” Amy Nicholson of FilmWeek exclaims
 \, “I think it’s marvelous from minute to minute.”       Venue: 
 Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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