In THE LONG GOODBYE, one of the greatest of the 1970’s neo-noirs, Robert Altman ingeniously updates Raymond Chandler’s classic P.I. Philip Marlowe to the modern age as a befuddled, disheveled man-out-of-time.

“A logical (if less romantic) extension of Chandler’s vision of Marlowe as the last hurrah for chivalry in a fallen, postwar world.” – Sean Burns, Crooked Marquee

Double feature with CHINATOWN