Movies

Ingredients

It started with chefs who formed relationships with nearby farmers. But now, the slow- and local-food movements are something much larger, and are responding to a much larger crisis. This documentary introduces the people — including restauranteur Alice Waters—determined to bring real food back to the table and health back

Horrible Bosses

From the director of The King of Kong (Best. Documentary. Ever.) comes a very dark comedy (that had to fight to get its R-rating in the US) about a trio of friends who conspire, Strangers-on-a-Train-style, to murder their horrible bosses. “A very entertaining mixture of black comedy, colorful energy, and

From the Back of the Room

OTTAWA PREMIERE Covering 30 years of female involvement in the DIY punk/Riot Grrrl scene, this is “a lovely and important film about people who’ve fallen in love with music, and why they’ve chosen to pursue that path despite a seemingly endless array of obstacles.” (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) Including interviews

Every Which Way But Loose

How could Clint Eastwood possibly top a run of films in the that included Dirty Harry, High Plains Drifter and The Outlaw Josey Wales? Why, by starring as a laid-back, truck-driving, bare-knuckle prizefighter who takes on all comers with the help of his orangutan sidekick, of course! Any Which Way

Eastern Condors

DRUNKEN MASTER’S DOJO The world’s best kung-fu movie also happens to be history’s best gun-fu movie. Directed by and starring the most improbable action star ever, the roly-poly dynamo known as Sammo Hung, this story of a daring commando raid into Vietnam to destroy a munitions dump flies high and

Devil’s Double, The

The director of Once Were Warriors returns to tell the chilling true story of the man drafted to be the body double of Saddam Hussein’s sadistic son, Uday. Starring Dominic Cooper in both roles, this is a film “as elegant as it is flamboyant, beautifully designed and gorgeously shot. (Box

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

One of only three films Spielberg wrote and directed, Close Encounters finds the director’s alter-ego Richard Dreyfuss discovering both visitors from space and a new appreciation of his wife’s mash potatoes. J.J. Abrams’ Spielberg homage Super 8 also plays this month.

Circo

One-man film crew and director Schock’s documentary takes us behind the scenes at a century-old, family-run traveling circus, and in so doing creates “a riveting patchwork of interconnected dramas that include difficult in-laws, arguments about money and familial exploitation, and the wrenching tensions between honoring tradition and forging one’s own

Best Little Whorehouse In Texas, The

Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton team up to save Parton’s beloved bawdy house in this Oscar-nominated musical that’s “rollicking, good-natured, a bit spicy and [has] just enough heart.” (Variety) Penned by the writer of 9 to 5 and Harold and Maude, this is the nicest little whorehouse you ever saw.

The Blues Brothers

The Blues Brothers – October 1, 4, 5! Advance tickets now available for The Blues Brothers! After the release of Jake Blues from prison, he and brother Elwood go to visit “The Penguin”, the last of the nuns who raised them in an orphanage. They learn the Archdiocese will

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