OSCAR WINNER BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM When a retired criminal-court investigator revisits the decades-old unsolved rape and murder of a young bride, he comes face to face with his own past, discovers a new sense of purpose in the present and may not live to see tomorrow. A
Heavy Metal – 40th Anniversary screenings of the partially produced in Ottawa classic on July 16th, 18th, 19th, and 20th! Advance tickets for Heavy Metal now available via events.com! A glowing green orb – which embodies ultimate evil – terrorizes a young girl with an anthology of bizarre and
Greengrass and Damon reunite for a movie that is not, in spite of appearances, Bourne IV. Instead, its the story of Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller, who is done following orders. (So, its just like a Bourne movie except Roy knows who he is.)
SUNDAY NIGHT GEEK NIGHT Stuff your Transformers in a cube of energon, cause weve got a real sight for sore optical receptors: the GoBots, and their valiant struggle to save the noble Rock People. Starring the voices of Telly Savalas, Margot Kidder and Roddy McDowall? Yup.
This hoser-ific adaptation of Hamlet has never received the critical or commercial attention it deserves, so come out and show it some love, eh? CANADIAN CULT REVIEW CANADA DAY EVE HOSER TRIPLE BILL with Goin Down the Road and Fubar | triple bill tickets $10 | Learn more at
OTTAWA PREMIERE When terrorists steal the titular unstoppable military robot (the Iron Soldier, not Brett Kelly), it’s a race against time to stop them from using it against mankind! Starring Joe Estevez (brother of Martin Sheen, uncle of Charlie and Emilio)! Director Brett Kelly in attendance!
PARTICIPACTION BARK-ALONG SCREENING BRING YOUR DOG! The Alvin movies have made how much?! A combined $765 million?! Seriously?! Its a good thing were inviting dogs to this screening they might be the only ones who havent seen it! Fundraiser for Birch Haven Rescue and Rehabilitation Services
This lighthearted social comedy follows a couple of Canadian Diplomats to New Delhi, where they inherit a household of servants headed by the entrepreneurial cook Stella. Co-written by Deepa Mehta, and starring Canadian indie films hardest working man, Don McKellar.
This month, Saturday Night Sinema holds it breath as a mob enforcer (the great Lee Marvin) tries to settle a debt with a rancher (Gene Hackman). Before this unforgettable American nasty ends, people will be ground into sausage, and a young Sissy Spacek will wear a midriff t-shirt.
Dakota Fanning is now old enough to play Cherie Currie (opposite Kristen Stewarts Joan Jett) in this coming-of-age biopic of groundbreaking girl-rock band The Runaways. Does that make you feel old, too?