After the deflation of Zhang Zimou‘s The Flowers of War (and writing the review) I saw portions of two more films — Ole Christian Madsen‘s Superclasico and Jannicke Systad Jacobsen‘s Turn Me On, Dammit!. And then I attended a party in honor of French-language cinema at “the Lucy house” — i.e., the Spanish adobe home once owned by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
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Friday, 1.6, 10:10 pm.
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Fomer home of Frank Sinatra, 1148 Alejo, Palm Springs. Completely restored “by a couple of gay guys” with original ’50s furnishings and ’50s sound system.
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Palm Springs Travelodge — home of Hollywood Elsewhere between now and Sunday afternoon.
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