Screenings
Mississippi Burning
From Lincoln to the Present Day: a history of the United States in filmAlan PARKER
United States
128’
1964. Three civil rights activists mysteriously disappear in Mississippi. Ward and Anderson, two F.B.I. agents with different but complementary approaches, are sent to investigate. Their inquiries soon begin to ruffle feathers and violent incidents break out against a backdrop of racism in a town where the Ku Klux Klan kindles hatred and violence…
| Screenings | ||||
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| Wednesday 4 | 19:45 - 22:30 | Lycée Bayen | add | |
| Direction | Alan PARKER |
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| Cast | Gene HACKMAN, William DAFOE and Frances MCDORMAND |
| Screenplay | Chris GEROLMO |
| Cinematographer | Peter BIZIOU |
| Editor | Gerry HAMBLING |
| Music | Trevor JONES |
| Sound | Bill PHILLIPS |
| Co-production | Orion Pictures |
| Distributor | Les Acacias |
