Weekend Classics: New 35mm Print Sat-Mon, Sept 11-13 - "Spectacular...Pure drama and pure cine noir with brilliant, deceptive photography which knocks the spectator out when he discovers that those pastel shades conceal vast amounts of madness and sordidness.” – Pedro Almodóvar
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Midnight Movies Fri-Sat, Sept 17-18 - Dario Argento's 1977 milestone of Italian horror is a psychedelic fairy tale of murder and magic, a rare print on loan from the UK...
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Weekend Classics: New 35mm Print Sat-Mon, Sept 18-20 - A promising concert pianist (Jack Nicholson) chucks it all to work on a California oil rig , the film that catapulted Nicholson into Hollywood's big leagues and helped cement him as an A-list star.
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Two Weeks! Thu-Thu, Sept. 23 through Oct. 7 - Part of a nationwide tour, this chronological retrospective illuminates Tati's hapless characters, monumental set designs, meticulously choreographed compositions and belly-laugh sight gags that comes off as freewheeling as his best-known character, Monsieur Hulot.
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Thu-Sat, Sept. 23-25 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati. In his charming first feature, Tati is Francois, a happy postman who, inspired by the US Postal Service, attempts to Americanize his work.
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Fri-Sun, Sept. 24-26 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati - While on holiday, Monsieur Hulot (Tati) find his presence provoking one catastrophe after another in this wildly funny satire of vacationers determined to enjoy themselves.
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Fri-Sun, Oct. 1-3 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati - In this newly released English-language version, shot concurrently with the better-known French version MON ONCLE, slapstick prevails in a delightful satire of mechanized living featuring the hapless M. Hulot.
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Midnight Movies Fri-Sat, October 1-2 - Kurt Russell shines as an inadvertant hero in John Carpenter's singular object of 80's cinema. You were born ready...
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Sat-Sun, Oct. 2-3 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati - This gloriously choreographed comedy about confusion in the age of technology finds M. Hulot thrust into a baffling modernist Paris. A monumental achievement.
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Mon-Tue, Oct 4-5 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati - In his final outing, M. Hulot is employed as an auto company’s director of design, and accompanies his new vehicle (a camper tricked out with absurd gadgetry) to an auto show, a road paved with modern-age mishaps.
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Tue-Wed, Oct. 5-6 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati - Deceptively simple, depicting a circus show with the minimum of cinematic embellishment, PARADE looks almost as if the whole thing was improvised in one evening, but this is just part of Tati’s illusion...
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Thu, Oct. 7 - Part of The Films of Jacques Tati - Closing the series are three shorts that span three decades representing Tati's early work as an actor, a budding director, and finally as a master teaching a class on the art of comedy.
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