Category Archives: movies

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American Horror Story: Coven Location Guide

Great overview of the locations for this series and, really, just some great houses and sites around New Orleans to visit for any reason.

American Horror Story: Coven Location Guide | Deep South Magazine – Southern Food, Travel & Lit.

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1920s New Orleans video and music

Sent to me on this rainy morning by my French Quarter friend, Jonny:

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Panic In The Streets on July 12

DOUBLE FEATURE of both Panic in the Streets and Cool Hand Luke Friday, July 12, outdoors on the grounds of the U.S. Mint.

We will start with Panic in the Streets at 8:00 p.m., followed by a ten-minute intermission, and then Cool Hand Luke will start around 9:45 p.m.)

Admission is $5 for NOFS members, members of the Louisiana Museum Foundation, and members of the Friends of the Cabildo. General admission tickets are $7. (The price will be the same whether you see one film or both.)

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RESCHEDULED: Outdoor Screening of COOL HAND LUKE at the Old U.S. Mint // New Orleans Film Society

The screening of Cool Hand Luke that was scheduled for this weekend will be rescheduled for later this summer.

Outdoor Screening of COOL HAND LUKE at the Old U.S. Mint // New Orleans Film Society.

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Conversation with Michael Cunningham

Michael Cunningham launched his career by publishing short stories in ”The Atlantic Monthly” and ”Paris Review”. His debut was an impressive feat for a student still in the midst of his MFA program at Iowa’s Creative Writing Workshop. Cunningham’s early successes were telling omens of what lay ahead — six novels, a Pulitzer Prize, a film adaptation of his novel ”The Hours” starring Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, and Julianne Moore, as well as many awards and fellowships. Novelist and former journalist Amy Stolls interviews Cunningham to get the stories behind his path to literary success. Expect an engaging discussion of literature and the writing life.

Location: Hotel Monteleone Queen Anne Ballroom
Included in: All-Access Pass, Literary Panel Pass, Student Panel Pass, Teacher/Senior Citizen Literary Panel Pass, One Day Festival Panel Pass, Single Panel Ticket (only available on site)
Price: $10 (Single Ticket Event: only available on site), or included in All-Access Pass ($500), Festival Panel Pass ($75), or Day Panel Pass ($30)
Ticket Code(s): AllAccessPass, LitPanelPass, StudentPanPass, Sr/TeachPanPass, DayPanelPassSun