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The Museum of Cinema exhibit for Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1975 film, The Passenger (IMDb Profile | Wiki), will be an ongoing expansive online exhibit with new items added regularly fully exploring the film and its history. Check back in regularly as this exhibit evolves. In addition to this exhibit a complimentary exhibit focusing overall on Antonioni will kick off on roughly April 10th.

While David Locke (Jack Nicholson) is interviewing a Shaman in Michelangelo Antonioni’s, The Passenger, the tables get turned when the Shaman asks Locke, “Your questions are much more revealing about yourself than my answers would be about me.” The Passenger is a film that explores mankind’s often paradox of being caught and stuck living one life while dreaming and wishing they could be living another. What if we could change our identity tomorrow and live life anew?

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The Passenger Exhibit Archive:
::: Exhibit Gallery
::: Michelangelo Antonioni – Behind the Scenes Long 7 Minute Shot
::: Jack Nicholson & Maria Schneider – At Gaudi’s La Pedrera
::: Jack Nicholson – Arms outstretched Africa
::: The Passenger Museum of Cinema Listing

Exhibition will feature:
* Rare original stills
* Rare original on set and behind the scene stills
* International lobby cards
* International Posters
* Italian Photobustas
* Book artwork
* Video artwork
* Misc. film marketing/memorabilia material (stickers, bookmarks, etc.)
* And more…
 
 

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