Film

Black Gravel

Sunday, May 10–Tuesday, May 12

(1961, 113m, German w/English subtitles) dir Helmut Käutner w/Helmut Wildt, Ingmar Zeisberg, Hans Cossy. In a small German village, local women are paid to entertain occupying American GIs, and men must make ends meet in the black market. Made fifteen years after the end of the war, this cynical triumph exposes the open wounds that remained. Upon its initial release, Black Gravel was criticized for its honest depiction of lingering antisemitism—and the film was reedited for general release. This new restoration is the unedited cut.

SUN 7:00 MON/TUE 7:00 9:15

Showing at The Trylon Cinema

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