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At Any Price
Friday (*3:30) 6:00 8:30
Sat (*3:30) 6:00 8:30
Sun (*3:30) 6:00 8:30
Mon (*12:30) (*2:45) (*5:20)
Tuesday (*5:20)
Wednesday 7:45
Thursday 7:45
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The Place Beyond The Pines
Friday (*3:00) 8:30
Sat (*3:00) 8:30
Sun (*3:00) 8:30
Mon (*1:30) 7:00
Tuesday 7:00
Wednesday 7:00
Thursday 7:00
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To The Wonder
Friday 6:00
Sat 6:00
Sun 6:00
Mon (*4:30) 7:45
Tuesday 7:45
Wednesday (*5:20)
Thursday (*5:20)
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Renoir
in Italian & French w/ English subtitles
Friday (*3:30) 6:00 8:30
Sat (*3:30) 6:00 8:30
Sun (*3:30) 6:00 8:30
Mon (*12:30) (*2:45) (*5:20) 7:45
Tuesday (*5:20) 7:45
Wednesday (*5:20) 7:45
Thursday (*5:20) 7:45
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 AT ANY PRICE
United States. 2013. Directed by Ramin Bahrani. (105 mins.) Rated R.
AT ANY PRICE is a marvelous study about American families with superb performances from Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron!
AT ANY PRICE is a beautiful, thought-provoking film that throws a mirror up to a new face of America where big business has dug its roots deep and wide. This is the complex, intelligent and compassionate tale of the Whipples, a farming family in rural Iowa. Henry (Dennis Quaid) wants his rebellious son, Dean (Zac Efron) to help expand the family's farming operation, but the young man has big dreams of becoming a professional racecar driver. However, when faced with a threat to their livelihood admist a high-stakes investigation, the pair must work together to negotiate the moral and social consequences of corruption. Utterly engrossing, this exploration of our country and the economic impact of capitalism gone awry from director Ramin Bahrani (GOODBYE SOLO, CHOP SHOP) brilliantly grasps the desperation of a man who is fighting to survive...at any price. |
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 THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES
United States. 2013. Directed by Derek Cianfrance. (140 mins.) Rated R.
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES is an extraordinary sweeping saga of grace and grit that grabs hold and won't let go!
Raw, emotional and surging with energy, THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES is a deeply affecting trans-generational story of epic proportion. Told in three parts, it is an ambitious tale of tragedy and redemption among fathers and their sons. Luke (Academy Award nominee Ryan Gosling, DRIVE) makes a fateful decision that puts him under the scrutiny of police officer Avery (Bradley Cooper, SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK) and sends them down a dangerously riveting and destructive path that will impact their families for years to come. Impeccably crafted, this layered, visceral film is big enough to be exhilarating but intimate enough to draw you in. Director Derek Cianfrance (BLUE VALENTINE) powerfully catapults us into a wistful tale of working-class life, of fathers yearning to create something better for their sons but haunted by the consequences of their decisions. |
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 TO THE WONDER
United States. 2013. Directed by Terrence Malick. (112 mins.) Rated R.
TO THE WONDER is a moving, gorgeously shot exploration of love in its many forms!
Of Malick's last film, Mr. Ebert remarked: "There were once several directors who yearned to make no less than a masterpiece but now there are only a few. Malick has stayed true to that hope ever since his first feature in 1973."
Bold and lyrical, Terrence Malick's ground-breaking film is a mystical, moving meditation on the many things in life that matter. It tells the story of Marina and Neil (Ben Affleck), a young couple who meet in France and move to Oklahoma to start a life together. When problems arise, she deserts him, making the acquaintance of a priest (Javier Bardem) who is in a spiritual tug-of-war with himself. TO THE WONDER is a ravishing, soul-stirring and poetic exploration of the uncertainty of love and faith and a visually magnificent experiment in textured storytelling. Beautiful, heartfelt and raw, it is a magical and transformative marvel with moments of striking grace and a surprising enthusiasm for all things tangible, emotional and ethereal. |
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 RENOIR
France. 2013. Directed by Gilles Bourdos. (111 mins.) Rated R. In French & Italian with English subtitles.
RENOIR is an exquisite and sumptuous film about the artist and his last muse!
Breathtakingly gorgeous, Gilles Bourous' sensual and sophisticated RENOIRpaints the story of the celebrated Impressionist master Pierre-Auguste Renoir during his twilight years when his wounded son Jean returns home during World War I. Though his health is declining, the 74 year-old artist is filled with an unexpected, rejuvenating energy when the dazzlingly radiant Andree bursts into his life and becomes his muse and model. Soon, Renoir's son is also captivated by the young, free-spirited beauty and a slow-building tension arises. Contemplative and unhurried, this dreamy biography is bathed in a glorious light, each frame capturing the warm, expressive color of a true Renoir masterpiece. |
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