“In Cold Blood (1967)” — when an accident became poetry. Cinematographer Conrad Hall captured rain reflecting on the window — appearing as tears on Robert Blake’s face in Perry Smith’s final scene. Truman Capote wrote the novel. Hall turned it into haunting cinema. #InColdBlood #TrumanCapote #Cinematography #FilmHistory #MediaFreeAmerica #Cinemalism | Matt Kowalski | Facebook

IN COLD BLOOD (1967) Wednesday, December 11, 7:15 pm Shooting on location at the actual crime scene, IN COLD BLOOD tells the story of two small-time crooks (Robert Blake, Scott Wilson) and a robbery gone terribly wrong. This adaptation of Truman Capote’s landmark “non-fiction novel” is one of the foundational works of the true crime genre. Fans of the late great Quincy Jones will appreciate the film's score, an early film composition for Jones. This screening will be presented in conjunction wit