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			Garbo Talks Sidney Lumet, 1984, USA; 103m 16mm print A hilariously dynamic Bancroft plays only-in-New-York character Estelle Rolfe—mother, activist, Garbo idolizer—whose son (Ron Silver) moves mountains to fulfill her dying wish to meet the reclusive star.		Buy Tickets Mon Mar 8: 1:00pm
			84 Charing Cross Road David Jones, 1986, USA; 100m In this memoir-based epistolary delight, a New York scriptwriter (Bancroft) corresponds with a British bookseller (Anthony Hopkins) over several years about books, food, the Dodgers, and more.		Buy Tickets Mon Mar 8: 3:15pm
			The Miracle Worker Arthur Penn, 1962, USA; 106m In career-making Oscar-winning roles, Patty Duke and Bancroft shine as Helen Keller and her teacher Annie Sullivan, reprising roles from Penn’s Broadway production. With special appearance by Patty Duke!		Buy Tickets Mon Mar 8: 8:15pm* *Patty Duke in person! Admission: $15 General Public $13 Senior/Student $12 Member
			The Pumpkin Eater Jack Clayton, 1964, UK; 118m This magnificent British classic of hushed resignation and anguish stars Bancroft as a woman with six children and an unfaithful screenwriter husband (Peter Finch). Adapted by Harold Pinter; music by Georges Delerue.		Buy Tickets Tue Mar 9: 1:30pm Wed Mar 10: 3:20pm
			Fatso Anne Bancroft, 1980, USA; 93m The late Dom DeLuise stars in Bancroft’s funny, poignant look at a man with an uncontrollable appetite. Bancroft, who directed and also stars, drew on memories of her Italian-American upbringing. Phyllis Italiano Mallah (Anne Bancroft's younger sister) who worked as a consultant on ‘Fatso’ will introduce the 2pm screening on Thursday, March 11.		Buy Tickets Tue Mar 9: 4:00pm Thu Mar 11: 2:00pm* *Intro by Phyllis Italiano Mallah.
			’night, Mother Tom Moore, 1986, USA; 96m A mother (Bancroft) and daughter (Sissy Spacek) undertake a conversation like no other when the young woman announces her plans to die the next morning. Playwright and screenwriter Marsha Norman in person!		Buy Tickets Tue Mar 9: 6:00pm* *Marsha Norman in person!
			The Graduate Mike Nichols, 1967, USA; 105m The iconic classic about Benjamin’s very special suburban homecoming features Bancroft’s indelible Mrs. Robinson—a woman whose sadness, despite the comically awkward situations, runs deep. With special appearance by Mike Nichols!		Buy Tickets Tue Mar 9: 8:30pm* *Mike Nichols in person! Admission: $15 General Public $13 Senior/Student $12 Member
			The Turning Point Herbert Ross, 1977, USA; 119m Letting loose, Bancroft garnered her fourth Oscar nomination as aging star ballerina Emma Jacklin, opposite Shirley MacLaine as her ex-dancer friend whose daughter’s ambitions open up old rivalries.		Buy Tickets Wed Mar 10: 1:00pm
			The Last Frontier Anthony Mann, USA, 1956; 98m One of Mann’s most sheerly beautiful Westerns stars Victor Mature, James Whitmore, and Pat Hogan as Indian scouts at a fort, where Mature falls for the colonel’s wife (Anne Bancroft).		Buy Tickets Thu Mar 11: 4:00
			The Prisoner of Second Avenue Melvin Frank, 1975, USA; 98m Manhattan marrieds Mel and Edna Edison (Jack Lemmon and Bancroft) have had it up to here—and there goes Mel’s job. An uproarious adapation of Neil Simon’s award-winning play.		Buy Tickets Thu Mar 11: 6:15
			The Elephant Man David Lynch, 1980, USA; 124m Set in 19th-century London, this story of a misunderstood deformed man (Oscar-nominated John Hurt) was a compassionate triumph (kickstarted by Bancroft, who passed the script to the producer, husband Mel Brooks).		Buy Tickets Thu Mar 11: 8:45