Wednesday, March 25

7PM at The Stage at the Corner

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The West Shore Friends of Film are proud to present the 1969 American independent road drama Easy Rider, directed by Dennis Hopper, produced by and starring Peter Fonda, and featuring iconic performances by Hopper, Fonda, and Jack Nicholson.

A landmark of American counterculture cinema, Easy Rider follows two bikers searching for freedom across a changing United States, capturing the spirit, tensions, and disillusionment of the 1960s. Made on a modest budget and released by Columbia Pictures, the film earned critical praise and two Academy Award nominations (Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor for Nicholson), and helped usher in the New Hollywood era by demonstrating the commercial and artistic potential of independent filmmakers and new voices in American cinema.

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Wednesday, April 8

7PM at The Stage at the Corner

The West Shore Friends of Film are proud to present the 1950 American film noir D.O.A., directed by Rudolph Maté and starring Edmond O’Brien, Pamela Britton, and Luther Adler.

Told largely in flashback, the film follows an ordinary man who arrives at a police station to report his own murder after discovering he has been fatally poisoned and has only hours left to live. His desperate search to uncover who killed him leads through a shadowy world of crime, corruption, and mistaken identity. Noted for its striking premise and tight storytelling, D.O.A. has become one of the most memorable examples of classic film noir, celebrated for its fatalistic tone, inventive narrative structure, and enduring influence on suspense and mystery filmmaking.

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