NOMINATED FOR 10 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE Two astronauts (Sandra Bullock and George Clooney) find themselves adrift in space after their shuttle is destroyed in this thrilling visual trip that “is as jaw-droppingly spectacular as you’ve heard.” (ChristyLemire.com)
PRESENTED BY MRS. TIGGY WINKLES In the time when dinosaurs ruled the earth, one underdog Pachyrhinosaurus must overcome obstacles to emerge a hero in this all-ages “gorgeous visual feast.” (Jay Stone)
OTTAWA PREMIERE | WINNER, BEST CANADIAN FEATURE, TIFF 2013 Documentarian Zweig investigates the history of Jewish comedy, from the Borsht belt of the 50s to the present, through interviews with, and stories from, Gilbert Gottfried, Howie Mandel, Marc Maron, Shelly Berman and many others. Now, would it kill you to
This doc, which tells the story of the 11 people who perished during the deadliest day on K2, “the world’s second most murderous mountain and the other 11 who somehow survived is complex and gut-clenching.” (LA Times)
This collection of six short docs from contemporary Bangladeshi filmmakers showcases what they see around them in a country just 42 years old: our continuous experiences, our ethics and culture everything reflecting our present position. English subtitles
An Appalachian steel worker (Christian Bale) confronts the vicious drug lord (Woody Harrelson) who abducted his younger brother, an Iraq war vet (Casey Affleck), in “one of the best movies of the year.” (Richard Roeper)
OTTAWA PREMIERE A couples children reappear after being lost for a night in the mountains of Mexicobut it soon becomes clear that they aren’t who they used to be. Invested as much in conveying the psychodrama of a fractured home as the signposts of edgy, bloody retro-infused terror. (LA Times)
It’s Raging Bull vs. Rocky as two veteran boxing rivals (Robert DeNiro and Sylvester Stallone) come out of retirement to settle the score. No matter who comes out on top, the real winner is the audience.
This snobs-vs.-slobs classic is a Cinderella story of comedic casting, featuring Rodney Dangerfield as a vulgar millionaire, Chevy Chase as a Zen golf ace and Bill Murray as a crazed greens keeper locked in duel to the death with an intrepid gopher.
PRESENTED BY CARLINGTON COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE Leonardo DiCaprio plays NY poet Jim Carroll during his years as a Catholic high schooler, basketball player and heroin addict in this “intoxicating, frightening and emotionally honest” (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette) film. Fundraiser for the Keeping It Cool program, which provides anger management and mental health