To coincide with Joslyn Art Museum’s exhibition In Living Color: Andy Warhol and Contemporary Printmaking from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation, which celebrates Andy Warhol, the Printmaker, Film Streams will celebrate Andy Warhol, the Auteur, and his productive and tumultuous history with film. All screenings are held at Film Streams’ Ruth Sokolof Theater. Most films in the series will be packaged as double features; see both for the price of one, or just pick one! Joslyn members may enjoy a discounted admission price of $7 per screening, including double features. All films shown on 16mm — a first at the Ruth Sokolof Theater!

Wednesday, December 10
Double Feature!
The Velvet Underground and Nico (6:45 pm)
My Hustler (8 pm)
Dir. Andy Warhol.
It doesn’t get much more Warholian than a film of a Velvet Underground practice and an experimental piece about a gay hustler. 16 mm. 66 minutes/67 minutes; USA.

Sunday, December 14
Lonesome Cowboys (4 pm)
One of Warhol’s most shocking films, this loose adaptation of “Romeo and Juliet” was seized by police when it played in Atlanta. 16 mm. 111 minutes; USA.

Wed, Dec 17
Tarzan and Jane Regained . . . Sort Of (7 pm)
Warhol’s first partially scripted project was filmed while the Factory entourage was traveling in California. 16 mm. 80 minutes; USA.