Movies

Meatballs

LOST MARBLES GEEK MATINEE Attention, all campers. Tonight’s film is Meatballs, the ultimate summer camp movie, and the big screen debut of Bill Murray. It is directed by a Canadian, but don’t hold that against it. Those of you in the balcony, we can hear you when you open your

Kansas City Bomber

In the world of roller derby, there’s only room at the top for one, and this one is the hottest thing on wheels! Raquel Welch tears up the track in this, what many consider the Citizen Kane of roller derby movies, which also features Jodie Foster (four years pre-Taxi Driver).

Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop

In 2010, Conan O’Brien had a very nice career — for Jay Leno to poop on. But, as the title of this doc (tracking O’Brien’s breakneck, 44-gig “Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television” tour) indicates, he didn’t (or, more tellingly, couldn’t) let a little thing like cancellation stop him.

Days of Heaven

The plot of Days of Heaven, in which a man (Richard Gere) convinces his lover (Brooke Adams) to marry a rich farmer for his fortune, sounds like typical film noir. But the director has something much larger in mind — and since he’s Terrence Malick, he achieves it, creating “one

Fake Trailers/Real Festival

UPDATE: In addition to the ~45 minutes of original, fake trailers submitted by local and international filmmakers, the evening will include ~30 minutes of obscure, rare and unbelievable-but-true trailers for films from the actual grindhouse era! In the tradition of Rodriguez’s and Tarantino’s Grindhouse, we present a festival

Good Neighbours

OTTAWA PREMIERE Director Tierney and lead actor Jay Baruchel both won Genies for their Commie-ing-of-age comedy, The Trotsky, and their latest effort — a thriller set in the midst of the 1995 Québec referendum — is just as award-worthy. “A unique, compelling and very rich piece of work… that delights

First Grader, The

Based on the true story of an 84-year-old veteran of Kenya’s revolutionary struggle who, taking his government’s promise of universal education seriously, attempts to enroll at his local school, The First Grader “strikes a perfect balance between humor and tragic gravity.” (Hollywood Reporter)

First Grader, The

Based on the true story of an 84-year-old veteran of Kenya’s revolutionary struggle who, taking his government’s promise of universal education seriously, attempts to enroll at his local school, The First Grader “strikes a perfect balance between humor and tragic gravity.” (Hollywood Reporter)

Even The Rain

Acclaimed Spanish actress Icíar Bollaín directs Gael García Bernal — who plays a director — in this film about a film crew trying to make a controversial movie in Bolivia, while anti-water-privatization protests erupt around them. “A spirited film… utterly sincere.” (Twitch)

Even The Rain

Acclaimed Spanish actress Icíar Bollaín directs Gael García Bernal — who plays a director — in this film about a film crew trying to make a controversial movie in Bolivia, while anti-water-privatization protests erupt around them. “A spirited film… utterly sincere.” (Twitch)

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