***“In the entire history of American cinema, only a few other movies have been loved as much and as well as CASABLANCA … The most familiar movie in the world is still fresh … The universal adoration has been produced by an unrepeatable combination of impudent wit and doomed romanticism, all of it held together by voluptuously emotional anti-fascist sentiment.”***
*—The New Yorker*

It really is a perfect film. In the French colonial outpost of Casablanca, miles away from the guns of WWII but subject to Hitler’s command, an American nightclub owner (Humphrey Bogart) sees an old flame (Ingrid Bergman) again, but the Nazi-led forces that are driving the world apart threaten to extinguish the fire. **In 35mm.**

-- *Write-up by the Austin Film Society*

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