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educational affili-ate of the National Catholic Office for MotionPictures.  \n# RECENT CLASSIFICATIONS\n\n## CLASS A,SECTION II\n\n(Morally Unobjectionable for Adults and Adolescents)BROWN EYE-EVIL EYE—K.L.Prods.  \nCLASS A,SECTION II(Morally Unobjectionable for Adults)  \nSHOOT LOUD,LOUDER...I DON'T UNDERSTAND(Ital.)—Embassy  \nSPY WITH A COLD NOSE—Embassy  \n## CLASS B\n\n(Morally Objectionable in Part for AI)  \n*COVENANT WITH DEATH,A—Wars.  \nObjection:Suggestive dialogue and situations.  \n*Note:This classification is applicable only to printsshown in the U.S.A.  \nDOCTOR,YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING—MGM  \nObjection:The glamorized treatment of illegitimateteenage pregnancy in this vacuous film is especiallyirresponsible considering the juvenile audience towhich it is directed.  \nMURDERER'S ROW—Col.  \nObjection:Self-conscious suggestiveness in costumingand strained double-entendres give this spy-spoof amorally objectionable tone.  \nThe Catholic Film Newsletter alternates with the ClassificationList at bi-weekly intervals for a total of twenty-six issues peryear.Subscription rates for this service are $5.00(first classmail)or $6.00(air mail).Bulk subscription rates also available.All inquiries regarding subscriptions should be addressed to theSubscription Manager,National Catholic Office for MotionPictures,453 Madison Avenue,New York,N.Y.10022.Questionsand comments relating to the material found in the Newslettershould be sent to the National Center for Film Study,1307South Wabash Avenue,Chicago,Illinois 60605;phone 663-0080(area code 312).  \nCover photograph of_Oskar Werner in“FAHRENHEIT 451”(courtesy of Universal Pictures).  \nBEST OF THE NEW FILMS  \nFAHRENHEIT 451.Science fiction is usually associatedwith attempts at prophetic visions of how future life willbe affected by technological change.As a result,sciencefiction films have indicated futurity by emphasizing special effects,gadgets and set design.They have neglectedto probe the nature of what might be the human situa-tion.Going against this tradition is Francois Truffaut'slatest film,which he adapted from Ray Bradbury's novel,a story placed in some nebulous future which seems very  \nsimilar to our own time.The only essential difference isthat Truffaut's world is one in which reading is strictlyforbidden and books are ruthlessly searched out andburned upon discovery.  \nThe group entrusted to carry out this mission of keep-ing their land free of print are firemen(houses are fire-proof)who are equipped with fiame throwers instead ofhoses.One such fireman is Montag(Oskar Werner)who is conscientious and efficient in carrying out hiswork and is marked for promotion by his Captain(CyrilCusak).Montag accidentally becomes friendly withClarisse(Julie Christie)whose own rebellion against thesystem inspires him to sample some of the material hehas until then destroyed routinely.His wife Linda(alsoMiss Christie)informs on him,and Montag becomes ahunted man who escapes to the forest where the BookPeople are trying to keep their literature alive by memo-rizing it.  \nThe film is not a political allegory about a present orfuture totalitarian regime engaged in destroying theindividual's capacity to think for himself.If it is any-thing more than a simple exercise in balloonless comicstrip fantasy,it is an attempt to make us see what mighthappen if we were cut off from the literary heritage ofthe past.A society is pictured in which life is artificiallystimulated by wall-television and drugs.Books are for-bidden because they might cause the individual to_bedisturbed by thoughts contrary to the public good.TheCaptain patiently explains how doubts about life can beacquired by reading contradictory thinkers.The peopleof Fahrenheit 451(the title is the temperature at whichpaper ignites)are shielded by their omniscient govern-ment from the da","cbCaitNhH82KGSyw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitNhH82KGSyw","pdf",271587,"English","# RECENT CLASSIFICATIONS\n## CLASS A, SECTION II\n## CLASS 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