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DESCRIPTION:The Neuro Film Series presents Superman.  Superman is a\n1978 B
 ritish-American superhero film based on the DC Comics\ncharacter of the sa
 me name. The film depicts the origin of\nSuperman\, from infancy as Kal-El
  of Krypton and growing up in\nSmallville. Superman is divided into three 
 basic sections\, each\nhaving a distinct theme and visual style. The first
  segment\, set on\nKrypton\, is meant to be typical of science fiction fil
 ms\, the\nsecond segment\, set in Smallville\, is reminiscent of 1950s fil
 ms\,\nand its small-town atmosphere is meant to evoke a Norman Rockwell\np
 ainting. The third (and largest) segment was an attempt to present\nthe su
 perhero story with as much realism as possible\, relying on\ntraditional c
 inematic drama and using only subtle humor instead of\na campy approach. S
 uperman was released with critical acclaim and\nfinancial success. It was 
 nominated for three Academy Awards\n(Editing\, Music (Original Score) and 
 Sound  and received a\nSpecial Achievement Award for its visual effects. T
 he film's legacy\nhelped to foster the establishment of the superhero film
  genre.\nSuperman is a wondrous combination of all the old-fashioned thing
 s\nwe never really get tired of: adventure and romance\, heroes and\nvilla
 ins\, earthshaking special effects and wit.\n\nAlyson Fournier\, Associate
  Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery\,\nMcGill University\, Brain Tumo
 ur Research Centre\, Montreal\nNeurological Institute and Hospital will be
  our host for this\nfilm.  Dr. Fournier’s research program at the Fournier
  Lab\n(The Neuro) focuses on the molecular and cellular biology of\nneurit
 e outgrowth and growth cone guidance. A fuller understanding\nof the mecha
 nism of outgrowth inhibition will be used to develop\nstrategies to promot
 e regenerative growth. Dr. Fournier will speak\nabout her research\; she w
 ill touch on spinal cord injury and will\ninvite questions following the f
 ilms end.\n\nDiscover science at the movies on January 19\, 6:30 pm at the
  Neuro\nFilm Series!\n\nNeuro Movie Nights are free and snacks can be purc
 hased (including\nwraps and popcorn)!\n\nWe look forward to seeing you the
 re!\n
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LOCATION:Montreal Neurological Institute\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2B4\, 3
 801 rue University
SUMMARY:The Neuro Film Series
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/channels/event/neuro-film-series-212559
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