Ride the Pink Horse Burns Up Santa Fe

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Sep 4, 2015

Look what’s on the cover of Pasatiempo, the Santa Fe New Mexican’s weekly arts magazine, this morning! Robert Montgomery’s brilliant if underseen 1947 noir Ride the Pink Horse is screening tonight at the city’s Jean Cocteau Cinema, to coincide with one of the main rituals of the annual Fiestas de Santa Fe, the burning of the marionette effigy known as Zozobra (a.k.a. Old Man Gloom)—featured memorably in the film. Pasatiempo has more about Ride the Pink Horsehere.

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