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MOONAGE DAYDREAM now playing at the Belourt! Showtimes and tickets here > http://bit.ly/MOONAGE-DAYDREAM
"I envy those that will get a chance to see this film for the first time on a giant screen with magnificent sound" re @filmfest_ca @slashfilm.
Encore screenings of APOCALYPSE NOW: FINAL CUT today (Sat) + Sun at 3:10pm, and this Wed, Sep 28 at 7:40pm > http://bit.ly/APOCALYPSE-NOW-FINAL-CUT
We've got all our October programming now posted — plus a just-added non-October opening: @nicholasstoller' BROS with @billyeichner opens Fri, Sep 30 > http://bit.ly/Belcourt-BROS
After almost 3 months on our screens, MARCEL THE SHELL departs after this weekend. See it today (Sat) and tomorrow (Sun) at 12:15pm > bit.lyMARCEL-SHELL-SHOES
Now playing, #BrettMorgen’s MOONAGE DAYDREAM (link in bio, or bit.ly/MOONAGE-DAYDREAM). And starting Fri, Sep 30, additional selections featuring #BowieOnFilm (link in bio, or bit.ly/Bowie-On-Film).
"Whatever your favorite side to the limitlessly faceted David Bowie, this magnificently mind-bending film serves it up in a 140-minute career-spanning opus that races by in a snap of the fingers. It’s almost as extraordinary as the man himself.” —@PhildeSemlyen #TimeOut
“You really must see [Lena] Dunham’s film, which is her best yet… CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY is so good, so raucous and wild and wise and witty, that it not only makes me eager to write in alliterative adjectives, but to reconsider my views on everything else she’s made in recent years. It’s wonderful.” —katerbland @indiewire
CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY — #LenaDunham’s playful adaptation of Karen Cushman’s bestselling novel — opens this Fri, Sep 23 at the Belcourt (showtimes + tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/CATHERINE-CALLED-BIRDY).
Feel that crispness in the air? The subtle prickling of pins and needles up your spine? It can mean only one thing… The most horrific event of the season is upon us! That’s right, folks — 12 Hours of Terror is back for its 11th installment. Commencing Sat, Oct 22 at 10pm…
Tickets on sale first to Belcourt members Mon, Sep 26 at 10am. General tickets on sale Tue, Sep 27 at 10am. ($35 / $30 Belcourt members)
Limited edition screenprinted 11th annual 12 Hours of Terror T-shirt with original art by our own Cody Lee Hardin available for preorder when you purchase your ticket ($30 / $24 Belcourt members).
It’s Pizza and a Movie — this Wed, Sep 21 at 8pm! A co-presentation with @slimandhuskys, Pizza and a Movie is a series of the best Black movies of the ‘90s.
This Wed, it’s BOYZ N THE HOOD — John Singleton’s celebrated 1991 chronicle of three friends growing up in a South Central Los Angeles neighborhood follows Doughboy (Ice Cube), an unambitious drug dealer; his brother Ricky (Morris Chestnut), a college-bound teenage father; and Ricky’s best friend Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr.), who aspires to a brighter future beyond South Central. (Tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/BOYZ-N-THE-HOOD)
"PEARL isn’t just great; it retroactively makes its predecessor great, too. It’s a handsome and sad horror drama, with scenes and shots and performances that will make you wonder if you’re supposed to laugh, cry or shriek. Until you realize that the best part of this film is that you are absolutely supposed to do all three. And you probably will.” —@williambibbiani @thwrap
PEARL opens this Fri, Sep 16 at the Belcourt — and if you haven't seen X, we've added it on as a bonus feature immediately after Fri-Sat's 9pm PEARL screenings (no extra ticket needed). Showtimes and tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/Belcourt-PEARL.
“The cinema is truth 24 frames per second.” — Jean-Luc Godard, 1930-2022
"SALOUM is one of the most satisfying films, genre or otherwise, of the year.” — @glenntkenny @rogerebertofficial
SALOUM screens at the Belcourt this Wed-Sun, Sep 14-18 (showtimes + 🎟 at link in bio, or bit.ly/SHALOUM).
“Packed to the gills with formal and thematic playfulness. A dark film, but a fun one too.” —David Jenkins @lwlies
In limited engagement this Sun-Tue, Sep 11-13, #KiroRosso’s EL GRAN MOVIMIENTO —stunningly shot in the Bolivian mountains and jungles, and in contemporary La Paz, the film follows Elder who arrives in the capital after a seven-day journey seeking to get back his work at a mine (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/GRAN-MOVIMIENTO).
In a limited engagement, this coming Fri-Sun, Sep 9-11…
A decade after THE STORY OF FILM: AN ODYSSEY, filmmaker Mark Cousins returns with an epic and hopeful tale of cinematic innovation from around the globe. In THE STORY OF FILM: A NEW GENERATION, Cousins turns his sharp, meticulously honed gaze on world cinema from 2010 to 2021, using a surprising range of works as launchpads to explore recurring themes and emerging motifs, from the evolution of film language, to technology’s role in moviemaking today, to shifting identities in 21st-century world cinema. (Tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/STORY-OF-FILM-NEW-GEN)
“…It’s all here in this terrific, tonally flawless feature debut. No one is spared in this portrait of a young artist as a pain in the butt. It’s startling how good the film is….” —Manohla Dargis, Critic’s Pick @nytimes
Owen Kline’s feature debut, FUNNY PAGES, at the Belcourt Thu-Sun, Sep 8-11 (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/FUNNY-PAGES).
Encores of #SergioLeone’s The Man With No Name Trilogy with #ClintEastwood — starting Fri, Sep 2 through Thu, Sep 8 (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/Man-With-No-Name).
• A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS – Fri, Sep 2, 2:30pm + Tue, Sep 6, 8:10pm
• FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE – Sat, Sep 3, 2pm + Wed, Sep 7, 8:10pm
• THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY – Sun, Sep 4, 1:10pm and 8:45pm + Thu, Sep 8, 8:10pm
September newsletters! For the taking… #BowieOnFilm
“Navigating the influx of adrenaline and oxytocin surging through these young women, all three actors are exquisite…. Corraling coming-of-age cliches into a pen and locking the gate, Haapasalo’s addition to the young adult canon is remarkably fresh, queer and a lovable account of adolescence.” —@em_maskell @lwlies
#AlliHaapasalo’s GIRL PICTURE comes to the Belcourt in a limited engagement — this Wed-Sun, Aug 31-Sep 4 (link in bio, or bit.ly/GIRL-PICTURE).
Tonight! At 5:50pm + 8:00pm and in #35mm, Adam Sandler in THE WEDDING SINGER for #MusicCityMondays.
We did a little paint refresher this week!
“Charming and heartfelt. An underestimated triumph.” —@guardian
This Fri-Tue, Aug 26-30 in a limited engagement, #ClioBarnard’s ALI & AVA starring #ClaireRushbrook and #AdeelAkhtar (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/ALI-AVA).
#AliandAva @c.rushbrook @adeelakhtar @greenwichentertainment
“A hallucinatory, haunting and beautiful film.” —@tiff_net
This Wed-Sat, Aug 24-27 in a limited engagement, from visionary director Lucile Hadžihalilović, EARWIG (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/EARWIG).
Thrilled to see that @chef_star_maye of @anzie blue — across the street from us and one of our favorite @hillsborovillage neighbors — was named one of the Top 15 Women in Business by @nashvillelifestyles. Congrats, Chef!
“An improbable masterpiece…” —Michael Wilmington @chicagotribune.
This Tue, Aug 23 at 4:30pm + 8pm, #SergioLeone’s THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY with #ClintEastwood, #EliWallach and #LeeVanCleef —and screening in its restored original three-hour version (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/GOOD-BAD-UGLY).
And screening again in two encores of The Man With No Name Trilogy…
• A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS — Fri, Sep 2 + Tue, Sep 6
• FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE — Sat, Sep 3 + Wed, Sep 7
• THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY — Sun, Sep 4 + Thu, Sep 8
Coming up this Mon, Aug 22 at 5:45pm + 8pm, WATTSTAX. A not-to-be-missed #MusicCityMonday (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/WATTSTAX).
Fifty years ago this week, a roster including the Staples Singers, Rufus Thomas, the Bar-Kays, and Isaac Hayes (on his birthday) took to the stage of the L.A. Coliseum and an audience of 100,000 in a concert put together by @staxrecord in commemoration of the 1965 riots in the Los Angeles community of Watts — all captured here in this electrifying concert film. Also appearing: Richard Pryor, Albert King, Little Milton, and more.
Movies at the Belcourt this Sat-Sun... 💙 🍿 🎟 🎞 🎬
Sat, Sep 24:
• ALICE IN WONDERLAND 12:00pm
• MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON 12:15pm
• CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY 12:50pm 4:30pm 7:00pm 9:10pm
• MOONAGE DAYDREAM 1:50pm 4:40pm 7:30pm 10:20pm
• PEARL 2:15pm 6:50pm 9:20pm 11:30pm
• APOCALYPSE NOW: FINAL CUT 3:10pm
KILL BILL: VOL. 2 #belcourtmidnights
Sun, Sep 25:
• ALICE IN WONDERLAND 12:00pm
• MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON 12:15pm
• CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY 12:50pm 4:30pm 7:00pm
• MOONAGE DAYDREAM 1:50pm 4:40pm 7:30pm
• PEARL 2:15pm 6:50pm
• APOCALYPSE NOW: FINAL CUT 3:10pm
Moonage Daydream blew me away even more than I anticipated. And I am thrilled about the October Sucks offerings. Love u, Belcourt 💕
Now playing, #BrettMorgen’s MOONAGE DAYDREAM (link in bio, or bit.ly/MOONAGE-DAYDREAM). And starting Fri, Sep 30, additional selections featuring #BowieOnFilm (link in bio, or bit.ly/Bowie-On-Film).
"Whatever your favorite side to the limitlessly faceted David Bowie, this magnificently mind-bending film serves it up in a 140-minute career-spanning opus that races by in a snap of the fingers. It’s almost as extraordinary as the man himself.” —@PhildeSemlyen #TimeOut
Movies at the Belcourt this weekend... 💙 🍿 🎟 🎞 🎬
Today (Fri, Sep 23):
• PEARL 4:20pm 6:50pm 9:20pm 11:30pm
• CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY 4:30pm 7:00pm 9:10pm
• MOONAGE DAYDREAM 4:40pm 7:30pm* 10:20pm (*Introduction from music journalist Bill DeMain)
• KILL BILL: VOL. 1 #belcourtmidnights
Sat, Sep 24
• ALICE IN WONDERLAND 12:00pm
• MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON 12:15pm
• CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY 12:50pm 4:30pm 7:00pm 9:10pm
• MOONAGE DAYDREAM 1:50pm 4:40pm 7:30pm 10:20pm
• PEARL 2:15pm 6:50pm 9:20pm 11:30pm
• APOCALYPSE NOW: FINAL CUT 3:10pm
KILL BILL: VOL. 2 #belcourtmidnights
Sun, Sep 25:
• ALICE IN WONDERLAND 12:00pm
• MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON 12:15pm
• CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY 12:50pm 4:30pm 7:00pm
• MOONAGE DAYDREAM 1:50pm 4:40pm 7:30pm
• PEARL 2:15pm 6:50pm
• APOCALYPSE NOW: FINAL CUT 3:10pm
Allie Harper
“You really must see [Lena] Dunham’s film, which is her best yet… CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY is so good, so raucous and wild and wise and witty, that it not only makes me eager to write in alliterative adjectives, but to reconsider my views on everything else she’s made in recent years. It’s wonderful.” —@katerbland @indiewire
CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY — #LenaDunham’s playful adaptation of Karen Cushman’s bestselling novel — opens this Fri, Sep 23 at the Belcourt (showtimes + tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/CATHERINE-CALLED-BIRDY).
Jenny Girdner Biggs , we need to go see this.