James and the Giant Peach

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James, orphaned after a rhinoceros kills his parents, has been sent to live with his two cruel aunts in this 20th anniversary film adaption of Roald Dahl’s acclaimed children’s novel. When a mysterious stranger gives James a bag full of crocodile tongues, their magic mysteriously causes a peach to grow to enormous proportions. When James ventures inside the Giant Peach, he befriends a spider, a ladybug, and a centipede, who help him try to get to New York. Selick uses both live action and stop-motion animation to bring the story to life.

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This is a free, unticketed event. Please arrive fifteen to thirty minutes before the listed start time to find a seat.

Date

Sat, Nov 5, 2016

Time

12:30 PM

Location

UVA : Culbreth Theatre

Film Info

Director: Henry Selick

Runtime: 79 min.

Year: 1996

Country: UK/USA

Featuring: Paul Terry, Simon Callow, Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Sarandon, Mirian Margolyes, David Thewlis, Joanna Lumley.