Current Attractions for July 2009

Debuting This Month

• Thru-August 2: “Louis & Keely: Live at the Sahara,” Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater at the Geffen Playhouse
• Thru-July 26: “Farragut North,” West Coast Premiere starring Chris Noth, Chris Pine and, Olivia Thirlby. At the Geffen Playhouse
• Thru Sept. 26: “Twelfth Night,” at the Old Globe Theater, San Diego, stars Garritt VanderMeer MFA ’00

• July 10: “Weather Girl,” stars Mark Harmon ’74
• July 24: “G-Force,” directed by Hoyt Yeatman ’77, written by Cormac and Marianne Wibberley ’89, MFA ’91
• July 31: “The Red Shoes – Restored”, the classic Powell and Pressburger dance drama, restored at the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Exclusive engagement at the Billy Wilder Theater

• Thru July 31: “Hung,” directed by executive producer Alexander Payne MFA ’90

• July 1: “Barfly,” produced by Fred Roos ’56
• July 21: “Prison Break: Final Break,” directed by alumnus Bobby Roth
• July 28: “Fast & Furious,” directed by Justin Lin ’95
• July 28: “Battlestar Galactica: Season 4.5,” directed by Michael Nankin ’77, starring Dean’s Advisory Board member Edward James Olmos

Continuing:

• “The Lion King,” produced by Thomas Schumacher ’80
• “Mary Poppins,” produced by Thomas Schumacher ’80
• “The Little Mermaid,” produced by Thomas Schumacher ’80

• “Land of the Lost,” directed by Brad Silberling MFA ’87, co-starring Jorma Taccone ’00
• “Tetro,” written, produced and directed by Francis Ford Coppola MFA ’67, executive producer Fred Roos ’56
• “Food, Inc.,” music composed by alumnus Mark Adler
• “Year One,” starring alumnus Jack Black
• “Star Trek,” art direction by Curt Beech MFA ’03
• “Angels & Demons,” written by David Koepp ’90, stars Deans Advisory Board Member Tom Hanks
• “Anvil: The Story of Anvil,” directed by alumnus Sacha Gervasi, holder of the Lew and Pamela Hunter/Jonathan and Janice Zakin Chair in Screenwriting

• “Jonas,” photographed by professor John Simmons ASC
• “90210,“ written and directed by Darren Star ’83
• “The Simpsons,” directed by Professor Chuck Sheetz ’83, co-produced by Mike B. Anderson MFA ’90, co-produced by Richard Sakai ’77, MFA ’80, starring Nancy Cartwright ’83, starring Harry Shearer ’64
• “Heroes,“ starring Milo Ventimiglia, George Takei ’60, MA ’64
• “Law and Order: Special Victims Unit,“ starring Emmy-winner and alumna Mariska Hargitay
• “Lost,” directed by Bobby Roth MFA ’76
• “Without a Trace,” co-executive produced by David Amann ’84, edited byJane Kass ’76, A.C.E.

• Milk,” written by Oscar®-winner Dustin Lance Black '96
• “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” written by Eric Roth
• “Twilight,” directed by Catherine Hardwicke, edited by Professor Nancy Richardson MFA ’96, photographed by Elliot Davis
• “24: Season 7,” created by Joel Surnow ’76
• “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: The Ninth Season,” starring Emmy-winner and alumna Mariska Hargitay
• “The Da Vinci Code“ (Blu-ray), starring Dean’s Advisory Board member Tom Hanks
• D.W.Griffith’s “Ramona“ on “Treasures from American Film Archives III: Social Issues in American Film, 1900-1934,” commentary by Professor Chon Noriega
• “Murnau and Borzage at Fox – The Expressionist Heritage,” special features documentary produced, written directed and narrated by Professor Janet Bergstrom
• “Ford at Fox,” special features interview with Professor Janet Bergstrom
• F.W. Murnau's “Tabu,” audio commentary by Professor Janet Bergstrom

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