Considered by many critics to be David Lynch’s magnum opus, Twin Peaks: The Return reconstructs, deconstructs, and discombobulates its own mythos. This is not the Twin Peaks you once knew. In fact, it’s possible what you knew was entirely wrong.
60 years ago — from 1966 to 1969 — Captain James T. Kirk and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise took to the television sets nationwide, exploring the galaxy and defending the United Federation of Planets. The Belcourt celebrates with the first four original films, paired with pre-show screenings of key thematically and plot-connected episodes from the original TV series, never before seen on the big screen.
Are you a film fanatic? An actor aficionado? A master of musicals? Connoisseur of comedies? Nuts about needle drops? Come put your movie knowledge to the test at the Belcourt’s Film Trivia Night Fundraiser — now in its 4th year! Join us on Thursday, September 10 for an evening of drinks, pizza, a silent auction and film trivia — all to benefit the nonprofit Belcourt Theatre. Hosted by actor and humorist Andi Marie Tillman along with Belcourt’s education and engagement director, Allison Inman.
85 years ago, America was on the precipice of major upheaval — not only digging out from the ruins of the Great Depression and impending involvement in World War II, but also in the world of film. This month, a modest sampling of some of the best the year had to offer — but these films would go on to define the decade America went to war and bring significant attention and opportunities to the auteurs at their helms.
The Nashville Jung Circle is pleased to present a special 40th-anniversary 35mm screening of MATTER OF HEART, the acclaimed documentary on the life and work of Carl Gustav Jung. The film was produced by Nashvillian Michael Whitney, who will do an in-person Q&A after the film.