Solitary Man

Starring Michael Douglas, Susan Sarandon, Danny Devito, Mary-Louis Parker, Jenna Fischer, Jesse Eisenberg, Imogen Poots, and Ben Shenkman. Solitary Man tells the story of Ben Kalmen, a fifty-something New Yorker and former successful car dealer, who through his own bad choices lost his entire business. When the film opens, Ben's on the verge of a comeback, but some of the same motivations that led to his demise are threatening to take him down again. He's divorced from Nancy, his college sweetheart and the one person who knows him better than anyone. Although he still finds the time to hang out with his daughter Susan and his adoring grandson, she breaks off contact when she discovers he's seeing one of her friends. His girlfriend Jordan is the daughter of a very influential businessman who's on the board of a major auto manufacturer. If Ben can just keep his hubris in check for a little while longer, he will be back as big as ever. But circumstances place him in very close proximity with the one girl he shouldn't touch, throwing everything into jeopardy. 1hr 30min | USA | R
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Child & Teen Acting Classes

September 13 - November 1, 2010 Scene Study and Monologues for Aspiring Young Actors Ages 12 - 16 Young Actors Studio Ages 8 to 11 Details

Talkback with cast of Boeing-Boeing

Talkback with the cast of Boeing-Boeing

Cult Classics Series

Hippodrome Art Gallery

Larry Santucci
"A Celebration of Arts and Artists"

Portraits of Prominent Artists of 2D, 3D, Assemblage, Dance, Marquetry, Music and Photography

Christine Alicot Carol Barber Gary Bone Danny Brasher Errol Bruce Peter Carolin Ray Carson Gilberto de Paz Celino Dimitroff

Diana Fava Evans Haile Lennie Kesl Edward Klein Krishna Rose Jiri Lonsky Lyn Lyndall Arnold Mesches John Moran

Bonnie Morse Owusu-Shangofemi Cassie Pommett Robert Ponzio Mary Jane Volkmann Bill Warinner Jim Wilson Ellen West Cianna Yeago

Reception and 70th Birthday Celebration - ArtWalk Friday, September 24

To paraphrase Ansel Adams - " There are always two people in every picture; the photographer and the viewer ...” Clearly, Ansel did not allow for my first love …… portraiture. In portraiture there is a minimum of three people in the picture – the photographer, viewer and the subject.

“This is how I would like to be perceived” portraiture is abhorrent to me; it may flatter, but it fails to reveal.

My goal as a portrait photographer is not to somehow transform my subject but to have my subject transform me by entrusting me, if only for a moment, with a glimpse of their spirit as well as of their face.

Larry

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