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Anybody’s Woman (1930) is a rarely seen pre-Code feature by Dorothy Arzner, the most prolific woman director of the classic Hollywood studio era. It charts the marriage of a chorus girl and a lawyer who find themselves coupled after a drunken night and proceed to make the unconventional marriage work.
Bette Gordon’s recently restored Super 8 film Anybody’s Woman (1981) is named after Arzner’s film. The precursor to her 1983 feature Variety, it features Wooster Group members Spalding Gray and Nancy Reilly recounting their experiences with pornography against the backdrop of images of New York’s Times Square and the surroundings of the Variety porn theatre.
A specially commissioned essay by Janique Vigier accompanies this screening.
Ticket information
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no. 236848.