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Monday. May 28. 1984Part 3 CoaAnflcleSlme MOVIE REVIEWS KIPPERBANG'SSUBSTANCE AND CHARM By KEVIN THOMAS. Timet Stajj Writer "A WINNER ON ALL COUNTS." Michael Dire. UL WEEKLY "HIGH IMAGINATION "ipperbang" (Beverly Center Cineplex) has much the same charm of the very similar Girl." but more substance.

on i ri rn teacher, comically pompous and obtuse, yet terribly vulnerable. In the throes of an unseemly affair with the handsome school gardener (Garry Cooper), she reluctantly admits to him that she was no virgin when they met There was even a fling with an American soldier: "One, one American!" insists Steadman shrilly. Also typical of the film's throwaway humor is a road worker's derisive remark prompted by Albasiny's clumsiness: "Millions spent on education!" Albasiny and Crittenden are completely endearing, and so is "Kipperbang." which takes its curious title from a salutation concocted by Albasiny and his pals. "Kipperbang" (rated PG because of the teacher's romance) is a minor work, little more than an extended vignette, but it's clearly been made with loving care. oui-ri nun.

LA.TIMES 8V aeka MvtiaLf paua tu-nm aaPTTa HOeaCA CiwtPvK PvlP. UNIU 8f NTPPOOO ONf 81M8 8VJOU OPJf I CO 2 00 1 00 00 900 I4O4MP4 80P 4t 9S 119 17 8 8981 LAII 8MOW ial MOO 04I-KJN1 118 8 00 4t I2H Haneaa OV Wit GRUESOME, CRUDE 'CAMP' STORY Made in 1982 for British TV's "First Love" series by Michael Apted (director of "Coal Miner's it was written by Jack Rosenthal, the noted English scenarist who most recently collaborated with Barbra Streisand on the script of "Yentl." The year is 1948. and the film's feckless 14-year-old hero (John Albasiny) dreams of England triumphing in cricket and of himself kissing his pretty classmate (Abigail Crittenden). Unexpectedly, he gets his chance at the kiss when he's cast (along with guess who) in a school production of a silly '20s play-unexpected, because he's a chronic daydreamer and all-around klut2 who gets little respect from his classmates. At first.

"Kipperbang" seems typical coming-of-age nostalgia, but it subtly deepens as it unfolds, its emphasis shifting from puppy love and the struggles of puberty to catch that painful moment when an adolescent confronts the cruel discrepancy between appearances and reality. Apted and Rosenthal make details and nuances count in this small-scale comedy-drama. There's the exqui3ite performance of Alison Steadman as the school's English I leepaway Camp" (city wide) is yet another un-pleasant, poorly made and derivative slasher-' cum-horror movie, made by Robert Hiltzik, who THEATRES served as executive producer, screenwriter and director. An aura of nastiness permeates the movie and the characters who inhabit it This is the story of a child who was the only survivor of a boating accident in which her brother and father were killed. Flash forward eight years later to meet Angela (Felissa Rose), now living with her cousin, nrrwoci n.uu W0UTWC8I tlYlO CMIUtXE ro-oapj-noiM taspjpai mummmmm TlUwU.

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Tierston as her cousin is effective, as is Christopher Collet who befriends the unhappy Angela. Fortunately for those of us who have squeamish stomachs, the quality of the photography is poor and very murky, which makes some of the gorier incidents difficult to see. In spite of all of the gruesomeness, Hiltzik's pacing is poky. He also employs weird, sensalionalistic flashbacks, which are made a little clearer, although not truly explained by the film's surprise ending. Film makers working in this genre usually have little respect for the rules of the game or the intelligence of their viewers.

And Hiltzik is no exception. He does get points for portraying the often cruel and abusive behavior of teen-agers towards another young person. That is possibly the only redeeming aspect of "Sleepa-way Camp," rated for violence and language. LINDA GROSS 'CHOO CHOO' TAKES THE LONG WAY If banality were bliss, "Chattanooga Choo Choo" city wide would be a banquet. Unfortunately, a movie needs more of a tasty subject than this one has.

It also would help if it were served in a more graceful and less hackneyed manner. "Chattanooga Choo Choo" could also use a more original subject and characters who behave like real people instead of cardboard pop-outs. For a grand example there is George Kennedy. He stars as a loutish and conniving football team owner who will inherit $1 million from his father-in-law's estate if he can restore the dead man's train to running order and make one final 24 -hour trip from Penn Station, N.Y., to Chattanooga, on time. For the players and for the audience, it's a long ride.

Complications ensue. How else could "Chattanooga Choo Choo" run for 102 minutes? On board we have the football team, its coach (Joe Namath) and the cheerleaders. Then, there is Kennedy's soon-to-be married daughter (Melissa Sue Anderson); the two men who vie for her hand (Christopher McDonald and James Horan); Kennedy's long-suffering wife (Bridget Hanley his misguided mistress (Barbara Eden); his bodyguard (Professor Torn Tanaka); the waiter who never drops a drink (Tony Azito), and the rival building contractor (Clu Gulager), who wants to make an honest bid to buy the football stadium. Even though her cute bounciness goes a long way, Eden is as good-natured and good-looking as ever. She narrates in case you get lost on the ride.

The screenplay by Robert Mundy and Steven Phillip Smith doesn't miss a chance to employ every cliche or capitalize on every slapstick pratfall possible. Director Bruce Bilson's style is bullating. Phil Borack, who gave us "Harper Valley P.T.A." the film as well as the television series is executive producer. There isn't anything really malicious in this movie, rated PG, it's just corny and very predictable. L.G.

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A vivid production at the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts' TheatreTeatro. however, chillingly underscores the work's cry of universal anguish while simultaneously playing down its strident insistencies. Marked by the sort of spatialtemporaLdislocation so characteristic of modern Latin-American literature, "El Juego" ostensibly unfolds as a series of childish dares, bouts of jacks and hopscotch disrupted by ferocious displays of control. "You're cruel," screams one girl as her opponent savagely twists her arm. "Don't be silly," the other responds.

"It's merely a matter of persuasion." Inexorably, the play's dreamlike "reality" becomes increasingly indistinguishable from its adult counterpartimpersonations of megalomania and social injustice sketched in nightmarish relief. Only too late.do the combatants, virtual alter egos, realize their essential interdependence. Stentorious as the dialogue often beconwrfat least in the present translation by Susan D. Castillo, Joseph Chrzanowski and Carmen Zapata), it is relieved throughout by flashes of biting sardonic wit, and director Margarita Galban charts its course of dominance and submission in eloquent symbolic tableaux that give lucid voice to Romero's frequent abstruseness. Galban similarly elicits performances of incredible intensity from her two actresses.

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