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Celebrating Leonard Bernstein’s centenary – his only score written solely for screen, a story about labor strife and love
Leonard Bernstein earned an Academy Award nomination for his music for this American classic, the only score he wrote solely for the screen.
Marlon Brando stars as longshoreman Terry Malloy, an ex-boxer determined to stand up to his corrupt union boss (Lee J. Cobb), with the help of a priest (Karl Malden) and a murdered worker’s sister (Eva Marie Saint), and against the advice of his brother (Rod Steiger), who is the boss’ right-hand man.
Winner of eight Academy Awards. Writer: Budd Schulberg. Director: Elia Kazan.
ADMISSION INFO
$11.75 - General
$8.50 - Seniors and Youth
$7.00 - CFI Members
Phone: 415.454.1222
Email: rafaeltheater@cafilm.org
Additional time info:
Two shows:
4:15 - 6:15 pm
6:45 - 8:45 pm
LOCATION
1118 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA 94901
