Mar 21st 
Tootsie**
(US 1982)   
Columbia/Mirage. 116m. Panavision

An out-of-work actor becomes a successful female soap opera star in cognito, and falls in love with his co-star who however loves his female persona.
Cross-dressing comedy not as sharp or as entertaining as Some Like It hot, nor exploiting the comic or dramatic possibilities of its scenario as much as it should, but an excellent showcase for its star, for whom the main character seems quite representative.

Written by: Larry Gelbart. Murray Schisgal, Don McGuire, and others.
Producers: Sydney Pollack, Dick Richards.
Director: Sydney Pollack.
Starring: Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange, Teri Garr, Dabney Coleman, Charles Durning, Bill Murray, Sydney Pollack, George Gaynes, Geena Davis.
Photography: Owen Roizman.
Music: Dave Grusin.   

Mar 14th  
Berkeley Square**    
(US 1933) 
Fox. 89m. bw

An American visits the London house where his 18th century descendant once lived, and briefly swaps places in time with him.
Slightly whimsically made supernatural drama, on a theme which became popular.

Written by: Sonya Levien, John L. Balderston, from his play, based on the novel "The Sense of the Past" by Henry James.
Producer: Jesse L. Lasky.
Director: Frank Lloyd.
Starring: Leslie Howard, Heather Angel, Valerie Taylor, Betty Lawford, Irene Browne, Colin Keith-Johnston, Beryl Mercer, Samuel Hinds.
Photography: Ernest Palmer.
Music: Louis De Francesca.

Preceded by:
Pentecost*
(Eire 2010. EMU. 11m.; Father Ted-style  childhood drama about a football-loving altar boy given a major chance to redeem himself.; w, d: Peter McDonald; p: Eleanor O'Kane; s: Scott Graham, Michael McElhatton, Eamonn Hunt, Valerie Spellman; ph: Patrick Jordan; m: John McPhillips.)