THEY LIVE BY NIGHT

Directed by Nicholas Ray
Starring Farley Granger & Cathy O’Donnell

(1949) “This boy and this girl were never properly introduced to the world we live in.” Injured after a bank job, neophyte crook Farley Granger finds doomed love with care-giver Cathy O’Donnell, while the rest of the gang gets picked off by the cops. Ray’s directorial debut. 35mm. Approx. 95 min.
12:30, 4:10, 7:50

“The most romantic and haunting young-criminal-lovers-on-the-run movie ever made.”
– Jim Jarmusch

GUN CRAZY

Directed by Joseph H. Lewis
Starring Peggy Cummins & John Dall

(1949) A bank robbery shot from inside the getaway car in a single take, as vicious carny girl Peggy Cummins leads good-hearted gun buff John Dall into a life of crime. DCP. Approx. 86 min.
2:25, 6:05, 9:45

“Among [the film’s] triumphs: a pair of object-hungry young marrieds fondling pressure cookers in a department store and shivering orgiastically while a hold-up goes on.”
– The New York Times

“The most exciting, dynamic and influential Noir movie ever made.”
– Eddie Muller