Dances with Wolves

Winner
Best Picture
Academy Awards
Winner
Best Director
Academy Awards
Winner
Best Adapted Screenplay
Academy Awards
As a director, Costner is alive to the sweep of the country and the expansive spirit of the western-movie tradition.

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Dances with Wolves


Part of our Anniversary Classics series. For details, visit: laemmle.com/ac.
DANCES WITH WOLVES – 25th Anniversary

This film won seven Oscars in 1991, including Best Picture and Best Director Kevin Costner. (It was the first Western to be named Best Picture since
Cimarron took the prize in 1931.) It remains one of the most popular Western films of all time, with one of the few positive and honest portrayals of Native American culture. And it is a genuine historical epic that deserves to be seen on the big screen, where its spectacular battle scenes and buffalo hunt can be fully appreciated. Time Magazine’s Richard Schickel praised the film by saying, “As a director, Costner is alive to the sweep of the country and the expansive spirit of the Western movie tradition.” Special guest speakers at this showing will include actress Mary McDonnell, who was Oscar-nominated for her performance in the film and earned a second nomination for John Sayles’ Passion Fish two years later. Screens Saturday, August 13, at 2:15 PM.
PG-13
Genre
Adventure, Drama, Western
Runtime
181
Language
English
Director
Kevin Costner
Cast
Kevin Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene
Awards:
Winner, Best Picture, Academy Awards
Winner, Best Director, Academy Awards
Winner, Best Adapted Screenplay, Academy Awards
Winner, Best Cinematography, Academy Awards
Nominee, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Academy Awards
Nominee, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Academy Awards
Nominee, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Academy Awards
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FEATURED REVIEW
Sheila Benson, Los Angeles Times

Kevin Costner opens his stirringly fine "Dances With Wolves" by pitching us without prologue or apology into the thick of character and action. Costner's Lt. John Dunbar, a wounded Union officer, is next in line to have his foot sawed off at a Tennessee field hospital; preferring to die intact ...

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