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DESCRIPTION:7:00 PM.  Admission: $5.00\n\nFriday, 2/8  Crimewave\n\nWe ran this over a 
 year ago, and reaction was so strongly positive (in addition to being a 
 favorite of ours), we decided to run it again!\n\nFrom Kids in the Hall 
 director John Paizs comes a true obscurity from 1985. Rarely screened or 
 seen in the US, Movies on a Big Screen is excited to bring this brilliantly 
 bent oddity to Sacramento, thanks entirely to Mr. Paizs himself. There's no 
 realistic way to try to convey this film in words, but the general plot 
 centers on a quiet young man (also played by Paizs) who is intent on 
 writing "the greatest color crime movie ever made," but can only write 
 beginnings and endings - and only those by streetlight. After befriending 
 the young Kim, she tries to help him complete his opus, but fails. 
 Throughout the film, the various beginnings, endings, and rejected 
 "middles" are dramatized. Throw in a mysterious and psychotic script doctor 
 named Dr. Jolly, a private club for imaginary friends, a quarantined city 
 -- and you still won't come close to the idea of what this film is really 
 like. Trivia note: Guy Maddin's first on-screen appearance was in a 1981 
 short by John Paizs. \n\nThis is planned to show with the even more obscure 
 1982 short film by John Paizs, "Springtime in Greenland." \n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/02/07/18477609.php
SUMMARY:Film Screening - Crimewave
LOCATION:600 4th St, West Sacramento. That's the corner of 4th & F in *West* 
 Sacramento, just over the river from downtown.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/02/07/18477609.php
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