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Posted by sjlee on Friday, January 19, 2007 10:33 pm

1964 marks the year those famed Liverpudlian lotharios blew up the American pop stage and fulfilled every prepubescent fantasy left dry by Elvis’ rusty pelvis. Distributed in the the summer of 1964, A Hard Day’s Night is a semi-mockumentary that simultaneously plants its tongue in the cheek of Beatlemania and sells us the soundtrack that first pinned the Beatles on the charts.

Screening at PFA
January 20, 2007
3:00 pm matinee

Posted in: Arts
Tags:Pacific Film Archive, the Beatles

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