Get your best moustaches out ladies and gentlemen because tonight on the Hill the Library of Congress continues its Mini Zappa Film Festival.
The event starts at 7 pm in the Mary Pickford Theater, 3rd Floor, James Madison Building. No tickets required. Seating is limited. Reservations may be made one week before any given screening by calling (202-707-5677).
Films featured tonight will be:
THE AMAZING MR. BICKFORD (1987) directed by Bruce Bickford and Frank Zappa (60 minutes) – A rare glimpse into the dark surrealist vision of clay animator Bruce Bickford—a world of aliens and monsters, elaborate battles, and violent barroom brawls set to Zappa’s music.
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DOES HUMOR BELONG IN MUSIC? (1985) directed by Frank Zappa (57 minutes) – A live performance in New York City by Zappa’s 1984 band, arguably the best artists he'd ever assembled. For Zappa fans, this is a must.
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