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NEWRELEASES
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BETHLEHEM
THU MAY 1 – 9:00 •
SAT MAY 3 – 9:00 •
FRI MAY 2 – 7:00
SUN MAY 4 – 7:00
ISRAEL/GERMANY/BELGIUM | 2013 | 99 MIN. | PG
Dir. Yuval Adler
(In Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles)
Bethlehem explores the complex relationship between Razi, an Israeli
Secret Service officer, and his teenage Palestinian informant Sanfur, the
younger brother a highly wanted Palestinian militant. Sanfur, who has
always lived in his brother Ibrahim’s shadow, thrives on Razi’s fatherly
attention and struggles with his own deceit and divided loyalties. When
the Israeli Secret Service discovers how deeply involved Sanfur is in his
brother’s activities, Razi is accused of crossing professional lines. “A
rich, multilayered character study cleverly garbed as an action thriller,
Bethlehem is a searing critique of the conflict and its toll - not just in
human lives, but also in two peoples’ gradual, overall loss of humanity.”
Philadelphia Inquirer
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE
THU MAY 15 – 7:00 • FRI MAY 16 – 9:00
SAT MAY 17 – 7:00 • SUN MAY 18 – 9:00
THU MAY 29 – 7:00 • FRI MAY 30 – 9:00
SAT MAY 31 – 7:00 • SUN JUN 1 – 9:00
JAPAN | 2013 | 120 MIN. | PG
Dir. Hirokazu Kore-Eda
USA/UK/GERMANY/FRANCE/CYPRUS/GREECE | 2013 | 122 MIN. | STC
Dir. Jim Jarmusch
(In Japanese with English subtitles)
Relax, skeptics of the sparkling undead, these aren’t your kids’
vampires! With sublime performances by melancholy leads Tilda
Swinton and Tom Hiddleston, legendary-cool Jarmusch unearths
a most touching love story, for all time. Plot? Also sublime, and
that is Lovers’ gift. “Jarmusch’s films are often concerned with the
sweeping aside of history and culture. His vampires, with their Book
of Genesis monikers, are the only real witnesses to things that have
passed—perpetual mourners for a race of beings on who they prefer
not to feed. But they’re no mere glum nostalgists: On Adam’s wall
are photographs of “zombie” inspirations like Buster Keaton, Albert
Einstein and, finally getting some respect, Rodney Dangerfield.”
Time Out New York
WINNER, JURY PRIZE, CANNES 2013
Ryota has earned everything he has by his hard work, and believes
nothing can stop him from pursuing his perfect life as a winner.
Until he and his wife Midori get an unexpected phone call from the
hospital. Their 6-year-old son Keita is not their son - the hospital
gave them the wrong baby. Ryota is forced to make a life-changing
decision. Seeing Midori’s devotion to Keita even after learning his
origin, and communicating with the rough yet caring family that
has raised his natural son for the last six years, Ryota also starts to
question himself: has he really been a ‘father’ all these years?…
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CANADIAN
FILM
NEW RELEASES
Playing in June
ME AND YOU
ME AND YOU
NOW: IN THE WINGS ON THE WORLD STAGE
THU JUN 26 – 9:00 • FRI JUN 27 – 7:00
SAT JUN 28 – 9:00 • SUN JUN 29 – 7:00
SAT JUN 14 – 7:00 •
ITALY | 2012 | 103 MIN. | 14A
Dir. Bernardo Bertolucci
(In Italian with English subtitles)
Lorenzo is a quirky 14-year-old loner. To fulfill his teenage dream
of happiness by hiding out in his apartment building’s abandoned
cellar, Lorenzo tells his parents he is going away on a ski trip with
school friends. For an entire week, he will avoid all conflicts and
pressures to be a “normal” teenager—in perfect isolation with his
horror and fantasy books. But an unexpected visit from his worldly
older half-sister Olivia changes everything. Their emotional time
together will inspire Lorenzo to come to terms with the challenge
of casting aside his disguise of troubled youth and prepare for the
chaotic games of adult life. “Bertolucci’s witty, potent little film
showed Cannes that he is still a force to be reckoned with.”
The Guardian UK
SUN JUN 15 – 9:00
USA | 2014 | 93 MIN.
Dir. Jeremy Whelehan
Kevin Spacey, Sam Mendes and the Bridge Project Company
go on the road in NOW, across three continents and over 200
performances, revealing some of the most intimate moments
behind the scenes of their staging of Richard III. Witness Spacey’s
revelatory interpretation of Richard III in each brief excerpt from the
play. For those who have never seen Spacey on stage this is a rare
opportunity. NOW chronicles the first collaboration between
Spacey and Mendes since both won Oscars for their work
on American Beauty.
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CANADIAN FILM
CELEBRATE NATIONAL ABORIGINAL HISTORY MONTH!
RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS
THU JUN 19 – 7:00 • FRI JUN 20 – 9:00
SAT JUN 21 – 7:00 • SUN JUN 22 – 9:00
CANADA | 2013 | 88 MIN. | 14A
Dir. Jeff Barnaby
“Despite the oppression regularly visited upon the Mi’kmaq people
of the Red Crow reserve by corrupt Indian Agent Popper and his
brutish cadre, they’re a surprisingly resilient lot. That’s especially
true of 15-year-old Aila, who runs the family marijuana grow-op
business with a maturity well beyond her years, the proceeds of
which are used in part to pay the “truancy tax” to keep her and other
young people out of the forbiddingly fortress-like St. D’s. Writer/
director Jeff Barnaby’s feature film debut is impressive on many
fronts, first in its evocation of the time when native people still lived
under the paternalistically despotic rule of the government and its
representatives…” Toronto Star
EMPIRE OF DIRT
HI-HO MISTAHEY!
THU JUN 19 – 9:00 •
SAT JUN 21 – 9:00 •
FRI JUN 20 – 7:00
SUN JUN 22 – 7:00
CANADA | 2012 | 99 MIN. | 14A
Dir. Peter Stebbings
CANADA | 2013 | 100 MIN. | PG
Dir. Alanis Obomsowin
WINNER, BEST CANADIAN FILM AWARD, TIFF 2013
A member of the Abenaki First Nation, Alanis Obomsowin is one of
Canada’s most eminent documentary filmmakers. She has directed
40 films with the National Film Board of Canada, focusing on the
lives and concerns of First Nations. Hi-Ho Mistahey! is the powerful
legacy of Shannen’s Dream, a national campaign to ensure that
First Nations students have fair access to education in safe and
comfortable schools.
Three generations of Mahikan women are given a second chance
to be a family. Lena Mahikan (Cara Gee) grew up in the cycle of
abuse. Her father, a residential school survivor, was an alcoholic until
he killed himself when Lena was 10. Her mother, only 14 years her
senior, turned to the slots and was consumed. For 13 years Lena
has been living, poverty stricken in Toronto, struggling to make ends
meet, being chased by her own demons. The cycle continues as she
watches her own daughter, Peeka (Shay Eyre) spiral out of control. In
a final attempt to survive, Lena returns home to face her mother and
a past she’s tried desperately to escape.
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CANADIAN
FILM
WORLD
CINEMA
NYMPHOMANIAC
VOL. I: THU JUN 12 – 7:00 • FRI JUN 13 – 7:00
VOL. II: THU JUN 12 – 9:00 • FRI JUN 13 – 9:00
DENMARK/GERMANY/FRANCE/BELGIUM
Dir. Lars von Trier
(In English)
Joe (Charlotte Gainsbourg) is a self-diagnosed nymphomanic.
On a cold winter`s evening charming bachelor Seligman (Stellan
Skarsgård), finds her beaten up in an alley. He brings her home to
his flat where he cares for her wounds—there her incredible story
unfolds. Also stars Shia LaBeouf as Jerôme.
VOLUME I | 118 MIN. | R
“…a therapeutic treatise on self-healing, the omnipresent awe of
sexual fulfillment, and ulcerating guilt. It is, at its core, a tale of
confession and forgiveness. Appropriately, Nymphomaniac: Volume
1 carries a host of quasi-religious overtones, even as the story
descends into occasional erotic squalor and gluttony. It’s also,
against all suppositions, frequently hilarious and aims instead to
arouse the mind over the libido…” The Austin Chronicle
VOLUME II |124 MIN. | R
“Seligman’s ruminations, along with Joe’s general suffering, place
the second volume of Nymphomaniac squarely in the tradition of von
Trier’s “A woman scorned” tales, alongside Dancer in the Dark and
Dogville…carried along by Gainsbourg’s impassioned performance,
which zeroes in on the emotional beats that exist beneath the
deliberately mannered dialogue and button-pushing violence.”
Film Journal International
TOUCH OF SIN
THU MAY 22 – 7:00 •
SAT MAY 24 – 7:00 •
IDA
FRI MAY 23 – 9:00
SUN MAY 25 – 9:00
THU JUN 5 – 7:00 •
SAT JUN 7 – 7:00 •
FRI JUN 6 – 9:00
SUN JUN 8 – 9:00
CHINA/JAPAN | 2013 | 129 MIN. | 18A
Dir. Jia Zhangke
POLAND | 2013 | 80 MIN. | STC
Dir. Pawel Pawlikowski
(English subtitles)
(In Polish with English subtitles)
“Winner for best screenplay at the Cannes film festival, this
masterwork is set in contemporary China, where the gulf between
those able to maneuver (or manipulate) the country’s economies
of change and those left behind or defeated by the seismic shifts
widens. Jia took four headline-grabbing stories of violent incidents
and wove them into an engrossing, country-spanning saga that
speaks to just how roiling the contradictions that come with
possibility can be. This is no nostalgic plea for a politically controlled
time, but a powerful engagement with what is situational about
violence and what runs deeper.” The Denver Post
The multi-award-winning drama of an orphaned novitiate nun in
1960s Poland, who discovers a dark family secret. As 18-year old
Anna (Agata Trzebuchowska) prepares to take her vows, the Mother
Superior insists she first visit her sole living relative. Naïve, innocent
Anna soon meets aunt Wanda (Agata Kulesza), a worldly and cynical
Communist Party insider, who shocks her with the declaration that
her real name is Ida and her Jewish parents were murdered during
the Nazi occupation. This revelation triggers a heart-wrenching
journey to the countryside, to the family house and into the secrets
of the repressed past, evoking the haunting legacy of the Holocaust
and the realities of postwar Communism.
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WORLD CINEMA
THE LAST SENTENCE
THE LUNCHBOX
THU JUN 5 – 9:00 •
SAT JUN 7 – 9:00 •
THU MAY 8 – 7:00 • FRI MAY 9 – 9:00
SAT MAY 10 – 7:00 • SUN MAY 11 – 9:00
FRI JUN 6 – 7:00
SUN JUN 8 – 7:00
SWEDEN/NORWAY | 2012 |126 MIN.
Dir. Jan Troell
INDIA/FRANCE/ GERMANY/USA | 2013 | 104 MIN. | PG
Dir. Ritesh Batra
(In Swedish with English subtitles)
(In Hindi and English)
Set against Sweden’s tumultuous political world during World War II,
Jan Troell’s film is based on the remarkable life of Torgny Segerstedt,
a leading Swedish journalist of the 20th century. The film chronicles
Segerstedt’s extraordinary one-man battle against both Nazism and
his own country’s policy of appeasement to Hitler. With Sweden
caught between Nazi Germany and Stalin’s Russia, the country’s
elite chose a policy of neutrality and compliance, with few daring
to speak up against the evil around them. Among those who did,
nobody was as loud and as uncompromising as Segerstedt. In the
eyes of many of his countrymen, his pen was far more dangerous to
Sweden than the Nazi sword. Beautifully filmed in black-and-white.
Believing the lure of a sensuous lunch will spice up her tepid
marriage, beautiful Mumbai housewife Ila carefully packs her hopes
into lunch kits delivered to her husband’s office. When a lonely
widower named Saajan receives the lunchboxes by mistake, a
tentative and tender relationship develops between them. Through
notes carefully deposited amid the tasty lunchbox fare, Ila and
Saajan express the mutual solace, joy and companionship they have
both been missing. “The Lunchbox” is a feast of delights, one of the
best stories about the connection between food and love the movies
have ever seen.” Minneapolis Star Tribune
WEB JUNKIE
LA ÚLTIMA PELÍCULA
THU MAY 22 – 9:00 • FRI MAY 23 – 7:00
SAT MAY 24 – 9:00 • SUN MAY 25 – 7:00
SAT JUN 14 – 9:00 •
ISRAEL/CHINA | 2014 | 74 MIN.
Dirs. Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia
(In English and Mandarin)
“Set in the first nation to classify Web addiction as a clinical
diagnosis, “Web Junkie” takes a look at the Chinese government’s
attempt to stem this “No. 1 public health threat to teenagers” via
rehabilitation camps, where such afflicted youth (apparently mostly
boys) are subjected to a mix of traditional therapy and militaristic
discipline. From what we see, these rather old-school attempts to
address a very 21st-century problem are none too successful…the
elephant in the room appears to be a generation gap: Parents raised
in strict service to the Communist Party, family and work are utterly
baffled by their disrespectful offspring, whose exposure to other
cultures and consumerist values online makes those priorities seem
boring or irrelevant.” Variety
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SUN JUN 15 – 7:00
CANADA/DENMARK/MEXICO/PHILIPPINES | 2013 | 88 MIN. | STC
Dirs: Raya Martin and Mark Peranson
(In English and Spanish with English Subtitles)
“Shot on no less than nine different cameras, film and digital,
documentary and fiction, past and present—all do battle in La
última película, an ode to a medium that is paradoxically dying and
gaining new life as it expands to new forms. Starring Alex Ross
Perry (The Color Wheel) and Gabino Rodríguez…the film follows
an egomaniacal director (Perry) as he journeys to the Yucatán with
a Mexican guide (Rodríguez) to prepare for his (the?) last movie to
be shot on celluloid, just as the Mayan Apocalypse looms, bringing
forth the end of the world—and cinema. Schizophrenic in the best
ways possible, this madcap-experimental-comedy-fever-dream is
alternately hilarious, poetic and beautiful…” Vancouver International
Film Festival
CANADIAN FILM
DOCUMENTARIES
THE UNKNOWN KNOWN
THU MAY 1 – 7:00 •
SAT MAY 3 – 7:00 •
FRI MAY 2 – 9:00
SUN MAY 4 – 9:00
USA | 2013 | 102 MIN. | PG
Dir. Errol Morris
Masterful filmmaker Errol Morris (Fog of War) probes the memos,
mind and memories of controversial former U.S. Secretary of
Defense Donald Rumsfeld. “Energetically unrepentant and serenely
free of self-doubt, Rumsfeld takes the concept of the grace of
certainty to dizzying heights. If the purpose of a film like “The
Unknown Known” is to show us the man, the picture it presents of
Rumsfeld is fully as involving and indelible as the one “Fog of War”
gave us of McNamara, even if Rumsfeld’s on-screen behavior does
not wear nearly as well. Canny, cagey and focused, this former
secretary is someone who uses language not to answer questions
but to avoid them.” Los Angeles Times
JODOROWSKY’S DUNE
WHEN I WALK
THU MAY 8 – 9:00 •
SAT MAY 10 – 9:00 •
THU MAY 15 – 9:00 • FRI MAY 16 – 7:00
SAT MAY 17 – 9:00 • SUN MAY 18 – 7:00
FRI MAY 9 – 7:00
SUN MAY 11 – 7:00
USA | 2013 | 85 MIN. | PG
Dir. Frank Pavich
CANADA/USA | 2013 | 85 MIN.
Dir. Jason DaSilva
In 1975, Chilean Director Alejandro Jodorowsky (El Topo; The
Holy Mountain) began work on his most ambitious project to date.
It would star Orson Welles, Mick Jagger, David Carradine and
Salvador Dali, feature music by Pink Floyd and art by some of
the most provocative talents of the era. Jodorowsky’s adaptation
of Frank Herbert’s Dune was poised to change cinema forever.
The chronicle of the original Dune odyssey as told by the everenthusiastic Jodorowsky makes for one of the most compelling
must-see docs this year!
WINNER, BEST CANADIAN DOCUMENTARY, HOTDOCS 2013
RPL Film Theatre and The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada,
Saskatchewan Division present Jason DaSilva’s acclaimed film. “[A]
diaristic account of DaSilva’s first six years with MS…hits the perfect
balance between explaining what it’s like to live with the disease
and depicting himself as an individual with a particular family life
and ambitions. “You mollycoddled North American kid!” DaSilva’s
mother scolds when he admits that continuing his documentary
work might prove intolerable. But instead of applauding him for
finishing the film despite failing eyesight and manual paralysis, let
us do so because, by any measure, “When I Walk” is extraordinarily
accomplished, poignant, and wise.” Los Angeles Times
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NEW RELEASES
DOCUMENTARIES
Playing in June
THE CASE AGAINST 8
MISTAKEN FOR STRANGERS
THE CASE AGAINST 8
THU MAY 29 – 9:00 • FRI MAY 30 – 7:00
SAT MAY 31 – 9:00 • SUN JUN 1 – 7:00
THU JUN 26 – 7:00 • FRI JUN 27 – 9:00
SAT JUN 28 – 7:00 • SUN JUN 29 – 9:00
USA | 2014 | 75 MIN. | G
Dir. Tom Berninger
USA | 2013 | 112 MIN.
Dirs. Ryan White and Ben Cotner
In 2010, rock band The National were about to embark on the
biggest tour of their career. Lead singer Matt Berninger invited
his younger brother Tom to join the tour’s crew. A metal-head and
budding horror filmmaker, Tom—who is nine years younger than
Matt—brings along his camera. Adrift in the world of indie rock and
living in his brother’s shadow brings out the younger sibling in him:
he drinks, complains and struggles to balance his ambition with his
tour responsibilities. The result is a film about brothers and about
making something of your own. “[A]lternately hilarious, cringeinducing, inspiring, depressing, stupid and profoundly intelligent.”
Associated Press
WINNER BEST DIRECTING, DOCUMENTARY, SUNDANCE 2014
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The Case Against 8 is a look inside the historic case to overturn
California’s ban on same-sex marriage. The high-profile trial made
headlines with the unlikely pairing of Ted Olson and David Boies,
political foes who last faced off as opposing attorneys in Bush
v. Gore. The film also follows the plaintiffs, two gay couples who
find their families at the center of the controversy. Five years in the
making, this is the story of how they took the first federal marriage
equality lawsuit to the U.S. Supreme Court. “Their emotionallywrought take on the case takes it out of landmark territory and into
the terrain of momentous historic significance.” Indiewire
LONDON’S
ROYAL OPERA
Step inside the famed Royal Opera House and experience the world’s
finest opera, in the highest-possible quality digital production and
sound formats.
*Cinephile cards not applicable for Royal Opera House screenings.
Under the direction of Antonio Pappano, the Royal Opera is one of the
world’s leading opera companies. It is renowned for its outstanding
performances of traditional opera and for commissioning new works
by today’s leading opera composers, such as Harrison Birtwistle,
Mark-Anthony Turnage and Thomas Ades.
LES VÊPRES SICILIENNES
– GIUSEPPE VERDI
CARMEN – BIZET
SAT MAY 24 – 1:00 • SUN MAY 25 – 1:00
SAT JUN 14 – 2:00 • SUN JUN 15 – 2:00
DURATION WITH INTERVALS: 4 HOURS, 45 MIN.
DURATION WITH INTERVALS: 3 HOURS, 25 MIN.
The French have occupied Sicily, and Hélène is held hostage by
Montfort, the French governor, who has had her brother executed.
She turns to the partisan Jean Procida and the rebellious patriot
Henri in her bid for vengeance.
Don José is a young soldier in the army in Seville. He intends to
marry Micaëla, a girl from his home village, but when he meets the
sensual and high-spirited Carmen, his head is soon turned…
$15 ADULTS • $12 SENIORS • $10 STUDENTS
SPECIAL
EVENT!
Join RPL Film Theatre for our annual two-hour tour of the prestigous
Golden Sheafs: Best of the Yorkton Film Festival. Our choice harvest
this year includes:
FREE ADMISSION
DA SMOKE SHACK | 8 MIN. | Nomination in Comedy - Directed/
Written by Kaniehtiio Horn
BEST OF GOLDEN
SHEAF AWARDS
THE REAL INGLORIOUS BASTARDS | Golden Sheaf Best History
Program - Directed by Min Sook Lee
MON JUN 2 – 7:00
LET THE DAYLIGHT INTO THE SWAMP | 36 MIN. | Best of Fest
2013 - Directed by Jeffrey St. Jules
FOXED | 5 MIN. | Golden Sheaf Award, Animation - James Stewart
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WEDNESDAY
PLUS
Enjoy FREE films
from the Library’s
collection!
MAY 7 TO JUN 25 – 7:00
(unless otherwise noted)
Please note: not all films are suitable for a family audience.
Viewer discretion is advised.
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES
BEFORE SUNRISE
WED MAY 7 – 6:30
WED MAY 14 – 7:00
2013 | 140 MIN. | 14A
1995 | 101 MIN. | PG
A motorcycle stunt rider turns to robbing banks as a way to
provide for his lover and their newborn child, a decision that puts
him on a collision course with an ambitious rookie cop navigating
a department ruled by a corrupt detective.
A heartbroken young Texas journalist meets a beautiful French
student on a train bound for Paris, and invites her to share his last
night in Vienna.
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CANADIAN FILM
WEDNESDAY
PLUS
BEFORE SUNSET
MILK
WED MAY 21 – 7:00
WED JUN 11 – 6:45
2004 | 80 MIN. | 14A
2008 | 129 MIN. | 14A
Two strangers meet by chance, spend a night together in Vienna,
and part before sunrise. Nine years later Jesse joins Celine for a
picturesque walk around the city. Will they fall in love all
over again?
The story of Harvey Milk, and his struggles as an American activist
who fought for gay rights and became California’s first openly gay
elected official. Presented in honour of Queen City Pride 2014,
June 9-15.
BEFORE MIDNIGHT
THE BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL
WED MAY 28 – 7:00
WED JUN 18 – 6:45
2013 | 109 MIN. | 14A
2012 | 124 MIN. | PG
We meet Jesse and Celine nine years on in Greece. Almost two
decades have passed since their first meeting on that train bound
for Vienna.
A small group of British retirees learn that the life they want to live
might not be the life they need to live after pooling their resources to
spend their twilight years in a unique setting located in India.
RUBY SPARKS
LIKE CRAZY
WED JUN 4 – 7:00
WED JUN 25 – 7:00
2012 | 104 MIN. | 14A
2011 | 90 MIN. | 14A
Struggling with writer’s block and a lackluster love life, once-famous
novelist Calvin creates a beautiful fictitious character named Ruby
who inspires him. But not only does this bring his work to life, it also
brings Ruby to life, literally.
Like Crazy beautifully illustrates how your first real love is as thrilling
and blissful as it is fragile. When a British college student falls for her
American classmate, they embark on a passionate and life-changing
journey only to be separated by circumstances beyond their control.
Join us for live commentary on less-than-excellent movies,
featuring Regina-based comedian and movie-lover, Jayden Pfeifer.
Free with a donation to the Regina Food Bank.
3 NINJAS KICK BACK
CROSSROADS
TUE MAY 27 – 7:00
TUE JUN 24 – 9:00
1994 | 93 MIN. | PG
2002 | 93 MIN. | PG-13
During a championship baseball match, three brothers hear that
their grandfather in Japan is in trouble, and head out to help him,
conceding the match. When they arrive in they must use all their
powers to defend him against his ancient enemy, who has returned
to exact revenge.
Three childhood best friends - and a guy they just met - take a trip
across the country, finding themselves and their friendship
in the process.
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TICKET PRICES
MAY
MON
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WED
THUR
ADULTS
8
$
Single Showing
7
Single Showing
5
Double Showing
8
7:00
The Unknown
Known
SUN
3
7:00
Bethlehem
4
9:00
The Unknown
Known
9:00
Bethlehem
6
7
6:30
The Place
Beyond The Pines
1050*
9:00
Jodorowsky’s
Dune
9
7:00
Jodorowsky’s
Dune
7:00
The Lunchbox
10
9:00
Jodorowsky’s
Dune
9:00
The Lunchbox
7:00
Jodorowsky’s
Dune
11
9:00
The Lunchbox
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12
Double Showing
WED +
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14 and under
7:00
The Lunchbox
2
9:00
The Unknown
Known
12
CHILDREN
$
1
SAT
7:00
Bethlehem
$
STUDENT/SENIORS*
$
FRI
7:00
The Unknown
Known
9:00
Bethlehem
13
14
7:00
Before Sunrise
7:00
Like Father,
Like Son
15
19
20
7:00
Before Sunset
21
7:00
Touch Of Sin
16
9:00
Like Father,
Like Son
9:00
When I Walk
Art-Rated & Talkies
7:00
When I Walk
22
9:00
Web Junkie
7:00
Web Junkie
26
Talkies
9:00
3 Ninjas
Kick Back
27
7:00
Before
Midnight
28
7:00
Only Lovers
Left Alive
23
9:00
Touch Of Sin
29
9:00
Mistaken
For Strangers
7:00
Mistaken
For Strangers
17
30
9:00
Only Lovers
Left Alive
1:00
Les Vêpres
Siciliennes
7:00
When I Walk
24
1:00
Les Vêpres
Siciliennes
7:00
Touch Of Sin
7:00
Web Junkie
9:00
Web Junkie
9:00
Touch Of Sin
7:00
Only Lovers
Left Alive
18
9:00
Like Father,
Like Son
9:00
When I Walk
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Box office opens 45 mins. before
showtime. Tickets can be purchased
for any show that day. Programs are
subject to change. For confirmation
and updates
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Like Father,
Like Son
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Mistaken
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call: 306.777.6104 or
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Mistaken
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Intercom at north door for
the convenience of patrons
with wheelchairs
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Only Lovers
Left Alive
Special Event
7:00
Best of Golden
Sheaf Awards
2
3
4
7:00
Ruby Sparks
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