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SUMMARY:The Searchers 
DESCRIPTION:The creative partnership of director John Ford and actor John Wayne wasn’t limited to cowboy flicks\, but it undeniably defined the Western as a genre for heroes in white hats\, sitting high in the saddle. Then they demolished their own mythology with The Searchers\, a bleak tale of a Confederate veteran trying to find some semblance of redemption in his multi-year quest to rescue his kidnapped niece (Natalie Wood) from the Comanche. Yet Ford subverts expectations\, turning Wayne into a figure of soulless vengeance. It’s a story as morally challenging as cinematographer Winton C. Hoch’s depiction of the Old West is beautiful. &#8\;– Richard Whittaker
LOCATION;ALTREP="https://calendar.austinchronicle.com/location/alamo-drafthouse-village-11821668":Alamo Drafthouse Village @ 2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\,TX  78757
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SUMMARY:The Searchers 
DESCRIPTION:The creative partnership of director John Ford and actor John Wayne wasn’t limited to cowboy flicks\, but it undeniably defined the Western as a genre for heroes in white hats\, sitting high in the saddle. Then they demolished their own mythology with The Searchers\, a bleak tale of a Confederate veteran trying to find some semblance of redemption in his multi-year quest to rescue his kidnapped niece (Natalie Wood) from the Comanche. Yet Ford subverts expectations\, turning Wayne into a figure of soulless vengeance. It’s a story as morally challenging as cinematographer Winton C. Hoch’s depiction of the Old West is beautiful. &#8\;– Richard Whittaker
LOCATION;ALTREP="https://calendar.austinchronicle.com/location/alamo-drafthouse-village-11821668":Alamo Drafthouse Village @ 2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\,TX  78757
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LOCATION:2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\, \,Austin\, TX\, 78757
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SUMMARY:The Searchers 
DESCRIPTION:The creative partnership of director John Ford and actor John Wayne wasn’t limited to cowboy flicks\, but it undeniably defined the Western as a genre for heroes in white hats\, sitting high in the saddle. Then they demolished their own mythology with The Searchers\, a bleak tale of a Confederate veteran trying to find some semblance of redemption in his multi-year quest to rescue his kidnapped niece (Natalie Wood) from the Comanche. Yet Ford subverts expectations\, turning Wayne into a figure of soulless vengeance. It’s a story as morally challenging as cinematographer Winton C. Hoch’s depiction of the Old West is beautiful. &#8\;– Richard Whittaker
LOCATION;ALTREP="https://calendar.austinchronicle.com/location/alamo-drafthouse-village-11821668":Alamo Drafthouse Village @ 2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\,TX  78757
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LOCATION:2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\, \,Austin\, TX\, 78757
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SUMMARY:The Searchers 
DESCRIPTION:The creative partnership of director John Ford and actor John Wayne wasn’t limited to cowboy flicks\, but it undeniably defined the Western as a genre for heroes in white hats\, sitting high in the saddle. Then they demolished their own mythology with The Searchers\, a bleak tale of a Confederate veteran trying to find some semblance of redemption in his multi-year quest to rescue his kidnapped niece (Natalie Wood) from the Comanche. Yet Ford subverts expectations\, turning Wayne into a figure of soulless vengeance. It’s a story as morally challenging as cinematographer Winton C. Hoch’s depiction of the Old West is beautiful. &#8\;– Richard Whittaker
LOCATION;ALTREP="https://calendar.austinchronicle.com/location/alamo-drafthouse-village-11821668":Alamo Drafthouse Village @ 2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\,TX  78757
CATEGORIES:Film
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LOCATION:2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\, \,Austin\, TX\, 78757
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SUMMARY:The Searchers 
DESCRIPTION:The creative partnership of director John Ford and actor John Wayne wasn’t limited to cowboy flicks\, but it undeniably defined the Western as a genre for heroes in white hats\, sitting high in the saddle. Then they demolished their own mythology with The Searchers\, a bleak tale of a Confederate veteran trying to find some semblance of redemption in his multi-year quest to rescue his kidnapped niece (Natalie Wood) from the Comanche. Yet Ford subverts expectations\, turning Wayne into a figure of soulless vengeance. It’s a story as morally challenging as cinematographer Winton C. Hoch’s depiction of the Old West is beautiful. &#8\;– Richard Whittaker
LOCATION;ALTREP="https://calendar.austinchronicle.com/location/alamo-drafthouse-village-11821668":Alamo Drafthouse Village @ 2700 W. Anderson #701\,Austin\,TX  78757
CATEGORIES:Film
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