BASE METALS, PURE GOLD: THE SCORES OF ENNIO MORRICONE

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BASE METALS, PURE GOLD: THE SCORES OF ENNIO MORRICONE
ENNIO MORRICONE was one of cinema's great musical inventors, a composer who treated the soundtrack as a laboratory. Capable of melodies of overwhelming beauty, he was equally drawn to whistles, screams, electric guitars, church bells, jaw harps, typewriters, animal noises, avant-garde electronics, and any other sound that might serve the drama. Working across westerns, thrillers, political films, horror, crime stories, art cinema, and far beyond, he created scores that don't simply accompany the image but reshape it. Few composers did more to transform noise into wonder.

Embark on twelve journeys into Morricone's singular sound world.

Films in this Program

THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS

1966

Gillo Pontecorvo

136 minutes

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THE BIG GUNDOWN

1967

Sergio Sollima

110 minutes

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DEATH RIDES A HORSE

1967

Giulio Petroni

114 minutes

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THE MERCENARY

1968

Sergio Corbucci

110 minutes

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THE SICILIAN CLAN

1969

Henri Verneuil

121 minutes

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REVOLVER

1973

Sergio Sollima

115 minutes

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WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO SOLANGE?

1972

Massimo Dallamano

103 minutes

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CINEMA PARADISO

1988

Giuseppe Tornatore

155 minutes

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