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Danse – Le ballet de l’Opéra de Paris, La

OTTAWA PREMIERE Master documentarian Wiseman (Titicut Follies) tracks seven Paris Opera Ballet productions simultaneously in this on-point doc that pirouettes around issues of commerce and art and jetés between moments mundane and profound to produce something “astoundingly beautiful.” (San Francisco Chronicle) English subtitles

Carmen, Baby

This month, Saturday Night Sinema puts its finger on the racing pulse of the counter-culture with an ultra-rare treat. Master of Eurotic cinema Metzger suggests more than he shows in his hep-cat update of Bizet’s opera, but rest assured: this is one sassy, seductive flick.

Code of Silence

Pound for pound, this is the best Chuck Norris film of the 80s. Why? Because of director Andrew Davis, who would go on to helm Under Siege and The Fugitive! Norris plays tough-as-nails cop Eddie Cusack, who’s caught in the middle of a gang war, and ready to roundhouse-kick his

Savage Beach

The Mayfair is now Ottawa’s official home of Andy Sidaris, offering a new film from the accidental love child of Russ Meyer and Ed Wood every month in 2010! This month, join the ladies from L.E.T.H.A.L. on a hunt for Japanese gold that begins on Savage Beach!

Neil Young Trunk Show

OTTAWA PREMIERE Rock-doc master Demme (Silence of the Lambs) returns with the second chapter of a projected trilogy of Neil Young concert films – an installment he calls a “ferocious response” to his own sublimely gentle Neil Young: Heart of Gold.” (Variety) We’ll be playing this one LOUD.

Schindler’s List

Five great films (The Fugitive, In the Name of the Father, The Piano, Remains of the Day and Schindler’s List) were up for the Best Picture Oscar in 1993 – the last time the most deserving film actually won. BTW, Spielberg was editing Jurassic Park in Poland while shooting Schindler’s

Goodfellas

Goodfellas – Screening on September 10, 13, 15! Advance tickets now available for Goodfellas! The story of Henry Hill and his life in the mob, covering his relationship with his wife Karen Hill and his mob partners Jimmy Conway and Tommy DeVito in the Italian-American crime syndicate. Academy Awards:

Saving Private Ryan

Even though Spielberg won his second directing Oscar for Saving Private Ryan, which is now widely considered one of the masterpieces of WWII cinema, 1998’s Best Picture Oscar went to Shakespeare in Love – which is not coming to the Mayfair anytime soon.

Ashes of American Flags: Wilco Live

OTTAWA PREMIERE | Sponsored by Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival and CKCU In this award-winning doc, which follows Wilco’s 2008 tour, “the performances are the focus, and as anyone who’s seen Wilco recently knows, they’ve never been hotter.” (Rolling Stone) So, great film? Roger. Prizes? Roger

Thank You Girls, The

OTTAWA PREMIERE A group of drag queens and their entourage journeys from one small-town beauty pageant to the next in this glam-tastic outing that’s being called “the next Priscilla, Queen of the Desert!” In Visayan and Tagalog with English subtitles $12 | Advance tickets at eventbrite.com | Producer James

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