The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures fall programming celebrates several anniversary milestones along with a focus on horror. There will be a 50th anniversary screening of “Carrie” (1976) with Sissy Spacek, a 30th anniversary screening of “The Craft” (1996) with Rachel True and Robin Tunney and a 30th anniversary screening of “Get on the Bus” (1996).
There will also be a 20th anniversary screening of “Marie Antoinette” (2006) with Sofia Coppola.
“It’s hard to believe that Marie Antoinette was made 20 years ago,” Coppola said. “I am grateful that the film continues to have a life of its own and that new audiences are discovering their own ways into it through screenings like this one.”
John Carpenter will present the retrospective film series “John Carpenter: Prince of Darkness with John Carpenter.”
“I’m proud of these films and the worlds we created, and it’s gratifying to see they’ve found audiences and have taken on lives of their own,” Carpenter said. “It will be great to spend time together to look back at the work that has been such an important part of my life.”
