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FANTASTIC MR. FOX

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Fri May 18 7:00
Sat May 19 9:00
Sun May 20 7:00

(2009, HD, 87m) dir Wes Anderson, w/ George Clooney, Meryl Streep. Roald Dahl’s caustic children’s tale gets the classic Wes Anderson treatment, and the result is a charming movie for the whole family. Mr. Fox (Clooney) must escape the clutches of three evil chicken farmers who want him dead! Promotional support provided by Childish Films.

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CORALINE 3-D

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Fri May 18 9:00
Sat May 19 7:00
Sun May 20 5:00

(2009, HD, 100m) dir Henry Selick, w/ Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher. Neil Gaiman’s delightfully dark story of a young girl who hates her new home, tolerates her dorky parents, and gets swept into an alternative universe that maybe heaven, maybe hell is a feast for the eyes! Shown in 3-D! No extra charge!

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THE FLOWERS OF WAR

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Mon May 21 7:00 9:45
Tue May 22 7:00 9:45

(2011, 35mm, 146m) dir Zhang Yimou. Christian Bale stars in this epic dramatization of the Rape of Nanjing. Zhang Yimou takes on one of the most controversial episodes in Chinese history with melodramatic eloquence.

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TFD: PARENTS

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Wed May 23 7:00
(1989) dir Bob Balaban w/ Randy Quaid, Mary Beth Hurt and Sandy Dennis. Young Michael appears to be living the 1950's suburbanite dream...other than his horrific nightmares and his constant unease around his family. He questions where the giant slabs of meat he is lovingly served for dinner are coming from and starts to suspect that his picture-perfect parents are cannibals. Meat-tastic fan suggestion from Cory Kalinoski.

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THE BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN

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Fri May 25 7:00 9:00
Sat May 26 7:00 9:00
Sun May 27 5:00 7:00

(1925, HD, 75m) dir Sergei Eisenstein. There’s no greater manifestation of theory on screen then Eisenstein’s Potemkin—a master class on montage. The story of a naval mutiny which begins with maggoty-meat and leads to a full-scale massacre on the Odessa steps, Potemkin transcends rigid propaganda as one of the most radical and awe-inspiring films of all time. With live accompaniment by The Poor Nobodys.
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