The Passion of Anna
Film and Presentation
January 20 & 27, 2010
Here's an opportunity to see one of the most noteworthy films of our time, along with a rare opportunity to hear a psychoanalysis of the filmmaker and film.
About the Film
January 27th at 7:30pm
In The Passion of Anna (1968), Andreas lives alone on the island, attempting to escape memories of a checkered past and live a simple life of truth. He befriends a well off couple who also live on the island, Elis and Eva and their friend Anna. Ultimately a romantic relationship begins between Andreas and Anna, which is tested by events happening around them on the island.
This is the simple surface plot of The Passion of Anna. However underneath this plot the human condition is explored with a narrative that weaves in and out of dreamscapes and reality, and ultimately questions what the cost is of isolation vs. attachment.
Short Lecture Before the Film
Film starts at 7:30 pm. A short lecture about the film begins at 7:00pm. A more indepth presentation by Daniel McCabe, MD at Providence Hospital will take place on January 20th at 7:00 pm. See details below.
About the Presentation
January 20th at 7:00 pm
Daniel McCabe MD, a Psychiatrist at Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, will be giving a talk about the "applied pyschoanalysis" of the filmmaker, Ingmar Bergman, and the film, The Passion of Anna.
Bergman is one of the most important
and prolific artists of the 20th century. He is often called the Shakespeare
of filmmaking given the width and breadth of the material he produced
on film and on stage.
McCabe's talk will provide an introduction to who Ingmar Bergman was, as well as to the film which which will be shown at Columbia Center for the Arts on January 27.
Daniel McCabe is a graduate of Tulane Medical School, and completed his training in Psychiatry at Duke University Medical School.
Learn More
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Passion of Anna.
Ticket Info
| The Presentation | January 20th at 7:00pm (Free, Donation Appreciated) |
| The Film | January 27th film at 7:30pm; Short lecture at 7:00pm
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| Location | Columbia Center for the Arts, Hood River |