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SEVEN DAYS IN MAY

Friday, September 20–Sunday, September 22

(1964, 118m) dir John Frankenheimer w/Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Fredric March. President Lyman (March) uses his last bit of political clout to push a nuclear disarmament deal through the Senate—while the plot against him grows. Gripping and perceptive, Seven Days is a political thriller about the fragility of power.

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