Based on the graphic novel by Posy Simmonds, Tamara Drewe follows the title character on her return to her hometown, where she gets entangled in love affairs and small-town gossip. From Stephen Frears, two-time Oscar-nominee and director of such diverse work as The Queen and High Fidelity.
Zemeckis started with live-action movies like Back to the Future, then went half-animated with Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and now films live-action movies and animates over top of them, as he does with this EC-Comics-style retelling of Dickens Christmas classic.
A reporter and a civilian try to make it back across the Mexican border through a zone where the US military shoots aliens on sight. The catch: the aliens theyre shooting at arent from Tijuana, theyre from outer space. If you liked District 9, check this out.
Saturday Night Sinema returns with “a half-baked, rather retarded parody of Carrie” (NY Times) that reveals what happens when Scott Baio gains telekinetic powers (hint: it involves boobs). PLUS a rare screening of the after-school special Stoned, which reveals what happens when Scott Baio gets high!
Starring Elliott Gould as a teller who figures out Christopher Plummers scheme to rob his bank, The Silent Partner (written by Curtis Hanson, director of L.A. Confidential) is an under-seen and underrated slice of Canadiana. CANADIAN CULT REVUE XMAS CHILLS DOUBLE BILL with Black Christmas |
Black Christmas – Holiday Season Horrors – 50th Anniversary, 4K Restoration screenings on December 21, 22, 23! Advance tickets now available for Black Christmas! Holiday movies are sentimental and uplifting, but surprisingly devoid of knife murders. Black Christmas – one of the most influential Hitchcockian slashers of all time
Clint Eastwood (the hardest working 80-year-old in Hollywood) returns with his 35th directorial effort, a meditation on mortality and faith in which three people a blue-collar American, a French journalist and a London school boy who are touched by death in different ways.
Major Syrtis goes a bit loony as he tries to improve morale in an almost-abandoned colony on Mars by staging a Christmas pageant at which the first colonial child will be born. When an alien arrives, things get even more complicated in this fantastical freak-out from the front-man of The
From the director of The Bourne Identity, this depiction of how the Bush White House outed CIA agent Valerie Plame (Naomi Watts), putting her and her husband (Sean Penn) at risk is” a tale of heroism in the face of fearsome, powerful opposition, [with heroes that are] messily, fascinatingly human.”
This feature-length documentary presents the case for a transition out of the current socioeconomic monetary paradigm that governs the world. And heres a new socioeconomic monetary paradigm to get you started: admission to this special screening is by pay-what-you-can donation.