1964. UK. Dir: Richard Lester. With The Beatles, Wilfrid Brambell. 87 min.
It’s a day – well, more like a week – in the life of The Beatles: dodging mobs of screaming fans, messing with interviewers, looking after Paul’s treacherous (but clean!) grandfather, and chasing down a runaway Ringo. Hilarious shenanigans and beloved songs abound in the Fab Four’s screen debut, the film that effectively invented the modern music video.
Tonight / 8 p.m. / Goldsmith Family Cinema / $5
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