Experience a screening of Gregory La Cava’s compelling 1931 film, Smart Woman, at the Juan March Institute. This event is part of the 'Romance and Transgression in Pre-Code Hollywood' series, highlighting classic cinema. The narrative follows Nancy Gibson, who navigates her husband's infidelity by orchestrating a fabricated affair. Delve into the film's exploration of adultery and public scrutiny in this insightful presentation.
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This event features a screening of the 1931 film _Smart Woman_, directed by Gregory La Cava, as part of the 'Romance and Transgression in Pre-Code Hollywood' film series. The film follows a woman who feigns an affair to retaliate against her husband's infidelity.
As part of the 'Romance and Transgression in Pre-Code Hollywood' film series, this event presents Gregory La Cava's 1931 film, _Smart Woman_. The narrative centers on Nancy Gibson, a wealthy woman who devises a scheme involving a fabricated affair to confront her husband's infidelity. The film delves into societal reactions to adultery, moving such personal dramas into public view. The script is an adaptation of Myron C. Fagan's 1930 Broadway play, _Nancy’s Private Affair_. The screening is introduced by Josep C. Romaguera, an educator and film enthusiast who teaches Film History at the University of the Balearic Islands and has a background in writing about cinema for various publications and media.
This event is part of the 'Thursdays at the Cinema' program. Further ticketing information is likely available through the Juan March Institute's official channels, as specific details are not provided on this page.
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