OTTAWA PREMIERE | OFFICIAL SELECTION, TIFF 2011 It should come a no surprise that Guy Maddins new film a noir-inspired tale of gangsters on the run is not a straight-ahead caper film. Rather, its a claustrophobic, Homeric odyssey into the depths of memory, family and mortality that is
Director Castellari (The Inglorious Bastards, 1990: Bronx Warriors) delivers his eulogy for the Spaghetti Western with this tale of a man (Franco Nero) who returns home after the Civil War to find his town controlled by a gang of thugs and, though weary of war, holsters up for one
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE Theres something very wrong in the town of Kenneyville, Ontario, and two private detectives investigating the mysterious disappearances that plague the area are determined to find out what it is. Unfortunately for them, they do.
The concept of the movie is Justin delayed is Justice denied. The story is about a 60 year old woman, who fights for Justice for son, who was the victim of a road accident. Her lawyer is young and yet to establish himself. With his help she
This month, Kelp Records and Beaus All Natural Brewing Company celebrate 16 year of independent music with two days of concerts at the Mayfair. Thursday, May 13 7:00 PM doors | 8:00 PM music | performances by Jim Bryson and Chris Page $20 advance
Hundreds of thousands of Turkish cats roam the metropolis of Istanbul freely. For thousands of years theyve wandered in and out of peoples lives, becoming an essential part of the communities that make the city so rich. Claiming no owners, the cats of Istanbul live between two worlds, neither wild
Dreaded by the rich and corrupt and revered by the poor and downtrodden, Kayamkulam Kochunni was a Robin Hood of sorts. Chronicles the life and times of the legendary 19th century highwayman, and how he rose from his humble beginnings.
ENGLISH SUBTITLES TICKETS: $15 general / $10 for children A clash of two musical families, where in the end, music is the winner. When greed takes the front seat, manipulations shift gears. A race starts, a race that kills whatever comes across the way, a race that ultimately ends on
We at the Mayfair love the original Karate Kid. In fact, the figure standing in our north balcony is a prop from that film a life-sized cutout of Martin Sensei Kove. So if were playing the remake, you know its worth seeing. If it werent, wed have no mercy.
OTTAWA PREMIERE | MAY MAYHEM | BENEFIT FOR JAPANESE RECOVERY The director of Mutant Girl Squad and RoboGeisha isnt done yet! This time, hes got a bigger budget than ever, and hes using it to do a big-screen adaptation of the popular 70s Japanese TV series about a secret agent