35mm

Carefree

Mark Sandrich
Part of

Fred & Ginger

July 13 - 15, 2018

The most infectiously lighthearted of the duo’s pairings adds a lively dose of screwball to the formula, with Fred a Freudian analyst and Ginger the patient who falls id-over-ego in love with him.

DIRECTOR
Mark Sandrich
YEAR
1938
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
83 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

Introduction by critic Brian Seibert at the 7pm screening on July 14

The most infectiously lighthearted of the duo’s pairings adds a lively dose of screwball to the Astaire-Rogers formula. He plays a Freudian analyst who finds himself in a spot when new patient Ginger falls id-over-ego in love with him. The zaniness—which includes a heavily sedated Rogers wreaking havoc on the streets of Manhattan—carries over into the supreme strangeness of “The Yam,” surely the weirdest dance craze never to catch on. It’s balanced by two of the most exquisitely romantic moments in the Astaire-Rogers catalogue: the breathtaking, slow motion “I Used to Be Color Blind” and “Change Partners,” in which a sorcerer-like Fred casts a love spell on the dance floor.

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