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This summer, the Belcourt — with support from the @nashfilmguild — is hosting three Film Kitchen Meetups for high school filmmakers! Film Kitchen is a student-led community that provides young people a chance to connect, collaborate and build networks — and it’s been created by a participant of the Belcourt’s High School Film Club and Strong Leads Film Seminar for High School Girls.
The Film Kitchen Meetups will take place on three Sundays — June 11, July 9, August 13 — from 2-3:00pm at the Belcourt (in our upstairs Jackson Education and Engagement Space). Each meetup will feature guest speakers from Nashville’s filmmaking community and provide space for teen filmmakers to socialize, discuss their creative projects, and collaborate.
The meetups are designed for high school-age teens who are already making films or just getting started. They’re free — but RSVPs are needed. You can RSVP via the link in our bio, or at www.belcourt.org/filmkitchen.
Questions? Contact Allison Inman at allison@belcourt.org.
A very special visitor at tonight’s screening of THE STARLING GIRL! Claire Elizabeth Green — who lives in Brentwood — plays Rebecca Starling in the film, the little sister to Eliza Scanlen’s Jem Starling.
🎧 “Full to bursting with humor, emotion and curiosity… A rare and rewarding sonic journey with the potential to enrich lives.” —Peter DeBruge @variety
🎧 “It’s the greatest documentary you’ve ever heard.” —David Fear @rollingstone
🎧 “A meditation on life through sound. And though that sentence reads a bit lofty, it’s incredibly true. So often do we account for the images that shape who we are. All the while, the audio is right there, doing the same if not more.” —Dan Mecca @thefilmstage
32 SOUNDS opens this Fri, Jun 9 —an immersive, amusing and freewheeling exploration of how sound shapes and moves us. Limited capacity screenings presented in Binaural 3D audio. A clean, sanitized set of wireless headphones will be provided to each audience member upon arrival. Please consider buying tickets in advance and arriving a few minutes early. All showtimes will take place in our upstairs Manzler/Webb Screening Room. (Tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/32-SOUNDS <http://bit.ly/32-SOUNDS>
“The world will never be the same.”
Landing at the Belcourt on Thu, Jun 22 — and tickets on sale now for the first week of screenings — #WesAnderson’s ASTEROID CITY. (Link in bio, or bit.ly/ASTEROID-CITY.) And don’t miss our special Wes Anderson seminar, Misfit Kingdom, on Sat, Jun 17, 10:30am - 12pm.
Summer`s coming... Stay tuned. 😎 ⛺️ 🛶 🪵 💦 ⛵️ 🧢 ⛱️ 🚎 🚤🌙
Just announced! Our 2023 edition of #QueerQlassics (Jul 5 - Aug 9, on Wednesdays at 8pm)! And tickets now on sale… (Link in bio, or bit.ly/Queer-Qlassics-2023)
Just announced! Our 2023 edition of #QueerQlassics (Jul 5 - Aug 9, on Wednesdays at 8pm)! And tickets now on sale… (Link in bio, or bit.ly/Queer-Qlassics-2023)
On Sat, Jun 17, from 10:30am - 12pm — to help celebrate the opening of Wes Anderson’s newest, ASTEROID CITY on Thu, Jun 20 —the Belcourt hosts Misfit Kingdom, a seminar that traces the development of Anderson’s themes and unique aesthetic — the talent and artistry that have made him one of the most beloved and parodied of contemporary American filmmakers. Misfit Kingdom will be led film educator Sarah Childress. Tickets are on sale now — $15/$12 Belcourt members (at link in bio, or bit.ly/Wes-Anderson-Seminar).
“[Laurel] Parmet’s strong script and surety behind the camera navigates the audience through this complicated story of religion and sexuality, patriarchy and power, brought to eerily accurate life by the ensemble of excellent actors.” —Katie Walsh @thewrap
Writer-director Laurel Parmet’s THE STARLING GIRL opens this Fri, Jun 2 at the Belcourt — starring Eliza Scalen (“one of the promising young actors of her generation” re @screenrant) and Lewis Pullman. Tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/THE-STARLING-GIRL <http://bit.ly/THE-STARLING-GIRL>.
#thestarlinggirl #laurelparmet #elizascalen @elizascalen #lewispullman @lewispullmanofficial @bleekerstfilms @pinkypromisefilms
Belcourt movies over this 3-day weekend...🍿💙🎟 🎬
Sat, May 27:
• MASTER GARDENER 12:45pm 5:50pm 8:10pm* (*at 8:10pm`s screening, an introduction from film critic Jason Shawhan)
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 1:00pm 3:10pm 5:20pm 7:30pm 9:35pm
• PAPER MOON 1:30pm #1973
• THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS 3:05pm (ends Sun, May 28)
• COFFY 3:45pm 9:45pm #1975
• BEAU IS AFRAID 6:05pm 10:30pm (ends Sun, May 28)
• MESSIAH OF EVIL #BelcourtMidnights #1973 #35mm (with an introduction from film critic Jason Shawhan)
Sun, May 28:
• MASTER GARDENER 11:50am 2:15pm 8:05pm
• THE WAY WE WERE 12:00pm 7:40pm* #1973 (*At 7:40pm`s screening, an introduction from Will Brantley, MTSU)
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 1:00pm 3:10pm 5:20pm 7:30pm 9:35pm
• ENTER THE DRAGON 2:30pm #1973
• BEAU IS AFRAID 4:35pm (ends today)
• THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS 4:40pm (ends today)
Mon, May 29:
• JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR 3:25pm 8:00pm* #1973 (all screenings include a pre-recorded introduction from Ted Neeley, who plays Jesus Christ, and *at 8:00pm`s screening, an introduction from Nancy McGuire Roche, Belmont University)
• MASTER GARDENER 3:30pm 5:50pm 8:10pm
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 4:00pm 6:10pm 8:20pm
• PAPER MOON 5:45pm #1973
[Long] weekend movies at the Belcourt...💙 🍿 🎟 🎬
Today (Fri, May 26):
• THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS 3:00pm (end Sun, May 28)
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 3:10pm 5:20pm 7:30pm* 9:35pm
(*after 7:30pm`s showtime, a post-screening discussion with film educator Sarah Childress)
• MASTER GARDENER 3:30pm 5:50pm 8:10pm
• BEAU IS AFRAID 6:00pm 10:30pm (ends Sun, May 28)
• ENTER THE DRAGON 9:45pm #1973
• THE HOLY MOUNTAIN #BelcourtMidnights #1973 (with an
introduction from Belcourt programmer Zack Hall)
Sat, May 27:
• MASTER GARDENER 12:45pm 5:50pm 8:10pm* (*at 8:10pm`s screening, an introduction from film critic Jason Shawhan)
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 1:00pm 3:10pm 5:20pm 7:30pm 9:35pm
• PAPER MOON 1:30pm #1973
• THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS 3:05pm (ends Sun, May 28)
• COFFY 3:45pm 9:45pm #1975
• BEAU IS AFRAID 6:05pm 10:30pm (ends Sun, May 28)
• MESSIAH OF EVIL #BelcourtMidnights #1973 #35mm (with an introduction from film critic Jason Shawhan)
Sun, May 28:
• MASTER GARDENER 11:50am 2:15pm 8:05pm
• THE WAY WE WERE 12:00pm 7:40pm* #1973 (*At 7:40pm`s screening, an introduction from Will Brantley, MTSU)
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 1:00pm 3:10pm 5:20pm 7:30pm 9:35pm
• ENTER THE DRAGON 2:30pm #1973
• BEAU IS AFRAID 4:35pm (ends today)
• THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS 4:40pm (ends today)
Mon, May 29:
• JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR 3:25pm 8:00pm* #1973 (*at 8:00pm`s screening, an introduction from Nancy McGuire Roche, Belmont University)
• MASTER GARDENER 3:30pm 5:50pm 8:10pm
• YOU HURT MY FEELINGS 4:00pm 6:10pm 8:20pm
• PAPER MOON 5:45pm #1973
Opening Fri, May 26, Paul Schrader’s MASTER GARDENER with Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver and Quintessa Swindell (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/MASTER-GARDENER)
⭐️ “Joel Edgerton in a career-best turn.” —The Playlist
⭐️ “A touchingly utopian story of love, loneliness, violence and redemption.” —New York Times
⭐️ “An auteur operating at the top of the league.” —Total Film
#WesAnderson`s ASTEROID CITY opens Thu, Jun 22 at the Belcourt — and tickets now on sale for the first week`s showtimes!
Time to renew your license plates?!? 🚘 🕰️ 🚗 🛣️
Get a TN Arts Plate, and you`ll be helping support Tennessee`s arts organizations — through the work of the Tennessee Arts Commission! More info here > bit.ly/TN-specialty-plates
#tennesseeartscommission @tennesseeartscommission #tnartsplate
Opening this Fri, May 26, director #NicoleHolofcener’s YOU HURT MY FEELINGS starring #JuliaLouisDreyfus (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/YOU-HURT-MY-FEELINGS)
⭐️ “Julia Louis-Dreyfus has never been better.” —The Guardian
⭐️ “Delightful… A story about how love means always having to say you’re sorry.” —Slate
⭐️ “A knock-out from writer-director Nicole Holofcener.” —Elle
@nicole_holofcener @officiaULD @A24
“Timeless and universal… Nothing short of amazing.” —Los Angeles Times
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff in the groundbreaking THE HARDER THEY COME (released in the U.S. in 1973) — this Mon, May 22 at 3:35pm + 8pm, and this Wed, May 24 at 3pm + 5:40pm (tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/1973-HARDER-THEY-COME). #1973 #MusicCityMondays
This summer, the Belcourt — with support from the @nashfilmguild — is hosting three Film Kitchen Meetups for high school filmmakers! Film Kitchen is a student-led community that provides young people a chance to connect, collaborate and build networks — and it’s been created by a participant of the Belcourt’s High School Film Club and Strong Leads Film Seminar for High School Girls.
The Film Kitchen Meetups will take place on three Sundays — June 11, July 9, August 13 — from 2-3:00pm at the Belcourt (in our upstairs Jackson Education and Engagement Space). Each meetup will feature guest speakers from Nashville’s filmmaking community and provide space for teen filmmakers to socialize, discuss their creative projects, and collaborate.
The meetups are designed for high school-age teens who are already making films or just getting started. They’re free — but RSVPs are needed. You can RSVP via the link in our bio, or at www.belcourt.org/filmkitchen.
Questions? Contact Allison Inman at allison@belcourt.org.
“Joyful, grateful, and wise. A stirring, epic, and intimate tale of friends in high places.” —#JessicaKiang @variety
Winner of the Cannes Grand Jury prize, Felix van Groeningen and Charlotte Vandermeersch’s THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS opens this Fri, May 19.
#theeightmountains @charlottevanderme_ersch @alessandro.borghi #felixvangroeningen #charlottevandermeersch #lucamarinelli #alessandroborgli
“A furious, queer, boisterous gangster epic that offers a view of the country from the outskirts and turns oppression into resistance.” —Leonardo Goi @thefilmstage
This Wed-Sun, May 17-21, a limited engagement of Joana Pimenta and Adirley Queirós’ DRY GROUND BURNING. An all-female gang draws oil from an underground pipeline and sells it to working-class motorbike couriers in this hybrid feature — part narrative documentary, part crumbling sci-fi, part classic Western — an electrifying reflection of modern-day Brazil. (Tickets at link in bio, or bit.ly/DRY-GROUND)
@ghopperfilm #drygroundburning #joanapimenta #adirleyqueiros
Join us for Camp Belcourt — June 17 thru July 4! ⛺️ 🛶 🌞🪵 🧢 😎 ⛵️ 💦 🌙 ⛱️ 🚎 And tickets now on sale!
Hop on the bus and wave goodbye to those summertime blues — as we whisk you away to Camp Belcourt for a nostalgic wooded retreat. Spend the dog days lakeside with the best new friends you’ll ever meet, roast some marshmallows over an open fire, go for a scenic hike, and tell ghost stories by flashlight. From fun family films to sinister slashers, Camp Belcourt offers an exquisite sampler of sensational seasonal cinema you won’t want to miss. Just don’t forget to pack your sunscreen!
"A documentary that blurs the line between sense and perception, science and poetry..." —David Ehrlich, IndieWire.
32 SOUNDS opens this Fri, Jun 9 at the Belcourt — an immersive, amusing and freewheeling exploration of how sound shapes and moves us. With limited capacity screenings presented in Binaural 3D audio — and headphones provided.
’32 Sounds’ Review: Immersive Doc About the Magic of Sound Will Leave You with Ears Wide Open
www.indiewire.com
From a phonograph to a fart to Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight,” Sam Green’s playful film attunes your mind to the unique power of sound.
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This summer, the Belcourt — with support from the @nashfilmguild — is hosting three Film Kitchen Meetups for high school filmmakers! Film Kitchen is a student-led community that provides young people a chance to connect, collaborate and build networks — and it’s been created by a participant of the Belcourt’s High School Film Club and Strong Leads Film Seminar for High School Girls.
The Film Kitchen Meetups will take place on three Sundays — June 11, July 9, August 13 — from 2-3:00pm at the Belcourt (in our upstairs Jackson Education and Engagement Space). Each meetup will feature guest speakers from Nashville’s filmmaking community and provide space for teen filmmakers to socialize, discuss their creative projects, and collaborate.
The meetups are designed for high school-age teens who are already making films or just getting started. They’re free — but RSVPs are needed. You can RSVP via the link in our bio, or at www.belcourt.org/filmkitchen.
Questions? Contact Allison Inman at allison@belcourt.org.
A very special visitor at tonight’s screening of THE STARLING GIRL! Claire Elizabeth Green — who lives in Brentwood — plays Rebecca Starling in the film, the little sister to Eliza Scanlen’s Jem Starling.
Anyone on the fence about this film needs to know it is one of the best of this year. Please don't let this beautifully nuanced, novel-like film go under-attended during its run at the Belcourt!
One of the best films I've seen this year.
Yay Claire!!
