12
-
Friday,
March
4,
1988
The
free
flress
Classifieds
A.M.
Pan
Sogers
Layout
persons
for
Free
Press,
No
experience
necessary,
we
will
train
room
1-107
at
noon
(Monday-Friday),
Investigative
reporters,
no
experience
necessary.
Step-by-step
training.
Free
Press
Office
Room
1-107
at
noon
(Monday-Friday).
Phone
562-7441
The
classifieds
are
free
to
students
and
student
sponsored
organizations.
While
non-students
pay
$1.00
per
column
inch.
076
Help
Wanted
Advertising
salespeople
no
experience
necessary,
but
a
good
appearance
an
asset.
Paid
commission.
Free
Press
Office
room
1-107
(Monday-Friday)
at
noon.
12-2pm
Weekdays
076
Help
Wanted
108
Typists
with
MacWrite
experience
to
produce
documents
for
the
Free
Press.
Room
1-107
at
noon
(Monday-Friday).
082
For
Sale
Misc
Textbook.
for
Sale:
"Biosphere"
(Bio
103-104).
Good
condition.
Asking
$60
obo.
Contact
Rick
Mason
at
562-0503
anytime
.
108
Personal
Intorvarsity
Christian
Fellowship
meets
every
Wendsday
12:00
-
12:50
in
Room
3-105.
All
interested
persons
welcome.
WANTED:
Anyone
interested
in
test
playing
a
new
world
strategy
game
sign
up
on
Free
Press
door.
Game
designer
will
call
you
for
time
and
location
of
games.
Copy
of
rules
available
soon.
Business
Personal
Would
you
enjoy
a
pencil
or
pastel
portrait
of
your
pet?
For
more
information
call
562-5139
and
ask
for
Sherri.
Will
type
your
term
paper,
resumes,
etc.
More
info
call
Karen
at
562-9655.
151
For
Rent
One
room
basement
suite
for
rent.
Is
now
partitioned
and
was
a
recreation
room.
Serious
students
only
please.
Share
laundry,
cooking
and
bathroom
facilities.
$75.00
a
month.
Address
6131
Trent
Drive
close
to
bus
route.
Contact
Vicki
Warren
964-0210.
162
Players
Wanted
Looking
for
AD&D
campaign
of
10th
level
or
higher
-
Phone
me
at
563-4888
(David).
I
am
sitting
here
trying
to
create
the
primary
problem.
conception
of
society.
account
of
social
bonds...
and
the
silliness
is
developing
growing
building
above
me
unknown
to
me
but
I
can
not
see
closer
tx.
closer
it
descends
its
craziness
surely
wobbling
I
hear
laughter
it
is
not
unusual
for
I
am
in
the
cafeteria
people
are
meeting,
eating
communicating
but
suddenly
I
feel
a
silence
touch
my
shoulder
quietness
surrounds
me
perhaps
it
is
because
I
am
a
mother
and
silence
with
people
is
an
indicator
that
something
else
is
really
happening
it
is
this
silence
that
makes
me
turn
and
there
it
is
the
descending
joke
five
inflated
french
safes
tied
to
a
pop
can
sitting
beside
me
waving
their
extended
nipples
teasingly.
...
ah.
it
is
Monday
morning
at
CNC
Cinema
CNC
MONA
LISA
Great
Britain1986.
Directed
by
Neil
Jordan.
Screenplay
by
Jordan
and
David
Leland.
With
Bob
Hoskins,
Cathy
Tyson,
Michael
Caine.
Colour,
104minues.
Print
courtesy
of
Criterion
Pictures.
March
5
Especially
written
for
Bob
Hoskins,
Mona
Lisa
tells
the
story
of
a
man
clamouring
for
a
role
in
the
world.
Disowned
by
his
wife,
and
recently
released
from
prison,
George
(Hoskins)
takes
a
job
ferrying
Simone
(Cathy
Tyson,
an
imperious
and
expensive
black
prostitute,
to
her
clients.
A
romantic
beneath
his
gruff
exterior,
almost
absurdly
naive
aid
very
much
in
love
with
Simone,
George
agrees
to
search
London's
swirling
noirish
sex
industry
for
Simone's
oldest
friend...
Despite
the
Soho
setting
and
a
classic
hard-guy
performance
from
Michael
Caine,
Mona
Lisa
is
an
emotional
and
intellectual
thriller.
The
relationship
between
George
and
Simone
is
offset
by
Jordan's
quirky
theatrical
touches...
Mona
Lisa
is
one
of
those
rare,
audacious
British
films
which
refuses
to
slip
by
quietly.
A
film
to
discuss,
a
film
to
argue
about,
a
film
to
enjoy.
-
Jane
Root
PRECEDED
BY:
Tables
of
Content
(Canada1985.
7
minutes,
Colour.)
Print
courtesy
of
CFDW.
In
Wendy
Tilby's
award-winning
animated
short,
a
gentleman,
taking
refuge
from
the
night
rain,
bides
his
time
in
an
unfamiliar
cafe.
From
behind
his
newspaper,
he
takes
in
with
growing
interest
the
sights,
the
sounds
and
the
strangely
assorted
characters
who
surround
him.
BORDER
TOWN
People's
Republic
of
China
198.
Directed
by
Ling
Ziteng.
Screenplay
by
Yao
Yun
and
Li
Juanpei
from
a
story
by
Shen
Congwen.
With
Feng
Hanyuan,
Dai
Aa,
Liu
Kui.
Colour,
95
minutes,
English
subtitles.
Print
courtesy
of
the
People's
Republic
of
China,
Consulate
General-
Vancouver.
March
12
Border
Town,
adapted
from
noted
Chinese
writer
Shen
Congwen's
novel
of
the
same
nams,
is
a
gorgeous
chronicle
of
family
tragedy
that
takes
place
in
the
early
part
of
this
century.
On
a
river
near
Chatong
(a
sma
i
town
in
the
mountainous
region
of
West
Hunan)
is
a
ferry
run
by
a
70-year-old
boatman
and
his
granddaughter,
Cuicui.
Worried
that
the
young
and
pretty
Cuicui
may
face
the
same
fate
as
her
mother
who
died
unwed,
the
old
boatman
becomes
increasingly
preoccupied
with
getting
Cuicui
properly
married.
His
concern
escalates
when
he
learns
that
two
sons
of
a
powerful
ship
owner
have
fallen
in
love
with
her...
Director
Ling
Zifeng
uses
his
stunning
locations
to
maximum
effect,
allowing
the
landscape
to
emphasize
the
simple,
sincere
and
even
lyrical
aspects
of
his
story.
Zifeng
respects
the
tone
of
Congwen's
original
work
by
maintaining
a
deliberate
pace,
choosing
to
construct
a
work
with
cumulative
power.
He
succeeds
admirably.
PRECEDED
BY:
The
Image
Before
Us
(Canada'1987.
22
minutes,
Colour
B&
W)
Print
source:
NFB.
Using
rare
archival
footage,
Colir
Browne's
film
looks
at
the
image
of
Vancouver
as
captured
c
the
cameras
of
filmmakers
from
1901
to
1962.
This
extraordinary
documentary
asks
basic
questions
about
the
nature
of
representation
while
providing
a
fascinating
and
entertaining
glimpse
of
a
city's
history.
CNC
Room
1-306
Saturdays
8pm
Adults
$4.00
Student
$2.00
BOLWIESER
West
Germany1977.
Directed
by
gainer
Werner
Fassbinder.
Screenplay
by
Fassbinder
from
the
novel
by
Oskar
Maria
Graf.
With
Kurt
Raab,
Elisabeth
Trissenaar,
Hustal
Bayrhammer.
Colour,
112
minutes,
English
subtitles.
Print
courtesy
of
the
Goethe
Institute.
March
19
One
of
Fassbinder's
masterpieces,
Bolwieser
deals
with
a
subject
tailor-made
for
Fassbinder's
corrosive
sensibility:
the
slow
destruction
(and
self-destruction)
of
a
petty
bourgeois
individual
by
his
wife,
by
small-town
hypocrisy
and
jealousy,
and
by
his
own
subservient
mentality.
Bolwieser
(Kurt
Raab)
is
the
station
master
in
the
small
Bavarian
town
of
Werburg
in
the
1920s.
Dominated
by
his
attractive
wife
Hanni
(Trissenaar)
and
a
cuckold
to
boot,
Bolwieser
stubbornly
refuses
to
accept
the
realities
of
his
life.
His
steady
decline
is
carefully
and
meticulously
chronicled
by
Fassbinder's
penetrating
camera
until
in
the
end
he
enters
Fassbinder's
crowded
pantheon
of
losers
and
betrayed
lovers.
But
Fassbinder
is
not
just
depicting
the
downfall
of
a
weak
man
-
tne
whole
scenario
functions
as
a
thoughtful
elucidation
of
the
attitudes,
both
personal
and
social,
that
allowed
forthe
rise
to
prominence
of
the
Nazi
regime...
PRECEDED
BY:
Insomniac
(Canada1985,
3:30
minutes,
Colour)
Print
courtesy
of
CFDW.
In
this
3-12
minute
animated
short,
Keith
Slade
manages
to
capture
the
hopelessly
frantic
quality
of
modern
life.
Everything
takes
on
a
manic,
surrealistic
pace
as
the
character
moves
from
one
inevitability
to
the
next.