Non-Western Westerns Film Series : Indybay

Lemonade Joe
Oldrich Lipsky, 1964, 99 min.

Made in Czechoslovakia, Lemonade Joe is arguably the sharpest and funniest satire of the Western to have come out of the Eastern bloc during the Cold War. From East Germany to Siberia, many filmmakers took up the Western genre, often inverting its structures as a way of criticizing imperialism and capitalism in the United States. Lemonade Joe is a teetotaling gunslinger who takes on the whiskey-drinkers— but only in order to pave the way for sales of a soft drink called Kolaloka.

$5 general, students, and seniors. Double features: films offered on the same date are included in one ticket.

Non-Western Westerns Film Series
Date	Saturday April 05
Time	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Location Details
SFMOMA \| Phyllis Wattis Theater 151 Third Street (between Mission and Howard streets)
Event Type	Screening
Email	commassistant [at] sfmoma.org
Phone	415.357.4170
Lemonade Joe Oldrich Lipsky, 1964, 99 min. Made in Czechoslovakia, Lemonade Joe is arguably the sharpest and funniest satire of the Western to have come out of the Eastern bloc during the Cold War. From East Germany to Siberia, many filmmakers took up the Western genre, often inverting its structures as a way of criticizing imperialism and capitalism in the United States. Lemonade Joe is a teetotaling gunslinger who takes on the whiskey-drinkers— but only in order to pave the way for sales of a soft drink called Kolaloka. $5 general, students, and seniors. Double features: films offered on the same date are included in one ticket. For more event information: http://www.sfmoma.org/calendar/calendar_ev... Added to the calendar on Wednesday Feb 27th, 2008 10:42 AM

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