Sentence examples for rare screening from inspiring English sources

Last week I managed to catch a rare screening of Andy Warhol's avant-garde epic Chelsea Girls.

This Sunday will see a rare screening of the 1916 silent film Snow White, enhanced with live music from concert pianist Mauro Colombis.

(Anthology Film Archives presents a rare screening of it, in a 35-mm. print, on Nov. 22 in the "Middle Ages on Film: Shakespeare" series).

Highlights this year include a rare screening of 1969 mod fave Bronco Bullfrog, while Minima play live alongside Hitchcock's Limehouse classic The Lodger.

But in a few weeks' time, the Goethe Institute in London is putting on a rare screening of this cult item.

On Oct. 31 there will be a rare screening of the restored 225-minute version of Michael Cimino's "Heaven's Gate," in which she plays a frontier madam.

It also features Elizabeth Taylor in a rare screen appearance as the women's high-powered agent who helps engineer their come-back.

Wandering around the lavish home of Tony Lacey Paul Simonn in a mercifully rare screen role), Allen's character Alvy Singer hears one pair of partygoers discussing money.

8 15 A.M. (TCM) ?OILE SANS LUMI E (1947) Translated as "Star Without Light," Marcel Blist?'s musical satire -- think "Singin' in the Rain" meets "All About Eve" -- stars ?ith Piaf, in a rare screen appearance.

In 1947 she made a rare screen appearance as a Shakespearean actress in A Double Life, a film written by her brother-in-law, Garson Kanin, and his wife, Ruth Gordon.

A screenplay from the Coens suggests good things (although, well, the same could have been said for Unbroken) and a cast that includes Oscar winner Tom Hanks, Oscar nominee Amy Ryan and a rare screen appearance from Mark Rylance, makes this one sound like a frontrunner.