Delve into the classic cinema experience at the Juan March Institute with the screening of 'The Divorcee' (1930). This Robert Z. Leonard film, part of the 'Romance and Transgression in Pre-Code Hollywood' series, critically examines themes of adultery and divorce. Explore how its bold portrayal of a female perspective earned Norma Shearer an Academy Award for Best Actress in its era.
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This screening features Robert Z. Leonard's 1930 film 'The Divorcee', part of the 'Romance and Transgression in Pre-Code Hollywood' series. The film explores themes of adultery and divorce from a female perspective, earning Norma Shearer an Oscar for Best Actress.
As part of the "Romance and Transgression in Pre-Code Hollywood" film series, "The Divorcee" (1930), directed by Robert Z. Leonard, will be screened. The film delves into the complexities of infidelity and divorce, offering a rare female perspective on heartbreak during a time when such themes were considered scandalous. Based on Ursula Parrott's anonymous bestseller, the movie's bold portrayal of its subject matter was notable for its era. Norma Shearer's performance as Jerry earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress. This specific screening is presented by Josep C. Romaguera, a literature teacher with a passion for cinema, who has contributed to various cultural publications and media outlets. His involvement highlights the academic and critical engagement with the film series.
Visitor information about ticketing or admission is not directly provided on this page. Visitors are encouraged to check the main Juan March Institute website for details regarding access and booking for this event.
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