Everything Is Terrible! (everyones favorite found footage chop shoppe) returns with a move composed entirely of dog-related found footage that is also, somehow, a remake of Jodorowskys The Holy Mountain. Are you dog enough? Then go fetch! Mar. 28 | 9:15 PM | $6 members | $10 general |
OTTAWA PREMIERE | OFFICIAL SELECTION, TIFF 2011 The pane of glass separating Werner Herzog from his interview subject death row inmate Michael Perry becomes a window into the death penalty debate in this challenging doc, which never suggest[s] that there’s a black-and-white simplicity to the [issue]. Herzog looks
The Globe and Mail’s Roy MacGregor in attendance March 22! From the directors of Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould, this documentary portrait unravels many of the mysteries surrounding this brilliant, beloved artist (including his contested cause of death), and features never-before-seen Thomson paintings. As gorgeous as the
OTTAWA PREMIERE | OFFICIAL SELECTION, SXSW 2011 Legendary director Hellmans (Two-Lane Blacktop) first feature in 21 years treads the white line between fiction and reality, following a filmmaker working on a true-crime movie who finds the crime creeping out of his script and into his life. Starring Shannyn Sossamon (The
Writer/director Madonna reveals a previously undisclosed penchant for over-punctuation as she draws parallels between a modern-day romance and the other half of the story from The Kings Speech the torrid love affair that led to Edward VIIIs abdication of the throne.
OSCAR WINNER, BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY Why did George Clooney get nominated for best actor for this damn near perfect (Rolling Stone) film? Because in spite of the fact that hes George Clooney, he convincingly plays an average guy whose wife would cheat on him. See it to believe it!
PRESENTED BY MRS. TIGGY WINKLES Executive produced by the legendary Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro), this adaptation of Mary Nortons classic kid-lit series about little people who live beneath the floorboards stands in stark contrast to the shrill, saccharine CGI cartoons live-action included that pass for
PALME DOR NOMINEE, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 2011 It took Scottish auteur Ramsay (Ratcatcher) to get to the empty heart of this uniquely American story about a mother (Tilda Swinton) dealing with the aftermath of a horrific crime committed by her son. With We Need to Talk About Kevin, she has
Oh, a wise guy, eh? Well then, youll enjoy this collection of vintage Stooge shorts including Yes, We Have No Bonanza, Violent is the Word for Curly, You Nazty Spy! and other eye-gouging goodies such as a Buster Keaton short and several chapters from the 1943 Batman serial.
OTTAWA PREMIERE | PRESENTED BY LOST MARBLES Director Koikes (The Animatrix) first animated feature named for the rule-free road race at its centre is a work of gallons-to-the-mile madness that leaves Speed Racer in its dust. If you dont like over the top action and luscious colors, dont