**WEATHER ANNOUNCEMENT**:  there is a forecast of snow in Durham on the date of this screening.  Please monitor Duke University's Emergency Status web page, as our screening will be canceled *if* Duke University activates its "Severe Weather & Emergency Conditions Policy".  Otherwise, the screening will proceed as scheduled.

Fear Of Fear
(Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1975, 88 min, Germany, German w/ subtitles, Color, Digital)

A woman in a stable but passionless marriage begins to lose her mind when she becomes pregnant with her second child. Liquor, valium, and music prove cold comfort in a ruthless, alienating world. A made-for-tv melodrama only Fassbinder could conceive.

-- Introduced by Prof. Markos Hadjioannou (Program in Literature)

About the BrainCultures Series:
This series, programmed with the BrainCultures Lab, explores the plural lives of the brain as a socially and culturally constituted object.

Sponsored by the BrainCultures Lab, the Program in the Arts of the Moving Image (AMI), and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literature. Made possible by support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's Humanities Unbounded Embedded Humanities Grant.

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Rubenstein Arts Center, Film Theater