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About this event
Charade | Film Screening and Talk
Saturday, September 12th
5:00PM: Pre-Show Pop Up Gallery by OCAC artists
6:00PM: Film Screening
Post-Show Talk and Q&A with OCAC's Kendra Fleischman
FREE Event
Join us at we transform the Cobblestone theatre into a cinema experience for this inaugural film screening of Charade (1963).
About The Film:
Romance and suspense collide as a widow (Audrey Hepburn) teams up with a mysterious man of many names (Cary Grant) to outwit a deadly gang of thieves hunting a hidden fortune. Often referred to as "the best Hitchcock movie that Hitchcock never made," this 1963 classic is a masterful blend of suspense, playful romance, and Parisian style. Featuring a legendary score by Henry Mancini, gorgeous Givenchy fashion, and sharp-witted dialogue, Charade remains a thrilling and glamorous cinematic ride from start to finish.
Pre-Show Gallery:
Arrive early to experience a special pre-show pop-up gallery curated by local talents from the Ontario County Arts Council (OCAC). Engaging with the film’s central themes of hidden identities, secrets, and deception, local artists will showcase a stunning collection of custom-created and embellished masks. Immerse yourself in the mystery of the evening through this exclusive exhibit before the silver screen lights up.
Meet Our Speaker:
Kendra Fleischman is an accomplished multimedia artist, educator, and board member of the Ontario County Arts Council. Originally from Colorado, where she graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Art and Art Education, Kendra has spent over two decades as a professional artist and educator, teaching art for more than 22 years while exhibiting her own work across the country.
With a rich background in visual storytelling, Kendra’s creative work spans painting, bronze sculpture, and digital media. In particular, her passion for film, digital arts, and animation has led her to work with several experimental film groups in Denver, creating beautifully complex stop-motion films, projection mapping installations, and digital public art exhibits. An avid cinephile and visual storyteller, Kendra is delighted to bring her unique perspective on cinematic art, narrative design, and visual imagery to leading our post-screening talk and Q&A for Charade.
To explore Kendra's work, you can visit her website at www.kfleischman.com.
