Realistic dramas at American center

Tele-production on the SinhalaTamil New Year was made by Gunapala Karunapathiranage and is ready to be screened during the festive season.

The New Year teleplay is a one episode play like

‘Punaragamanaya’ and ‘Nonimi Nadhi’, this latest ‘Pol Aranin Thal Aranata 2012 Nawa Awurudhu Udanay’ is scripted by Ven. Ginthota Suchithananda

thero. This miniplay stars a number of budding artistes with the technical crew comprising of Ajantha Premalal who handles the camera, Chinthaka Gayan who is editor. Make-up done by Tharanga Rukmalwala, art direction by Jayantha Meegahathenna, Inoka Priyadharshani and Sumith Chandana.

‘Pol Aranin Thal Aranata 2012 Nawa Awurudhu Udanay’ is presented by G. D. Film productions.

The American Center weekly movie screened presents a series of Hollywood productions under ‘realistic dramas’ starting from Martin Scorsese’s first studio film ‘Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore’.

A story of a recently widowed woman on the road with her precocious young son, determined to make a new life for herself as a singer, will be screened at 6 pm on March 6 at American Center Auditorium.

Starring Ellen Burstyn Kris Kristofferson and Mia Bendixsen this 1974 film tells the story of a woman struggling to rebuild her life after he husband’s death. Alice takes her young son with her as she hopes to move to California to follow her dream of being a professional singer, but love, money, and family—in good ways and in bad—keep getting in the way. The film also identified as one of the most perceptive, funny, occasionally painful portraits of an American woman.