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Indie Films
All films at 5:30pm unless otherwise noted.
The best in art, documentary, foreign language, and independent films presented in high definition digital image. This series is brought to you in partnership with WRVO.
February 1-5
Drive
A film by Nicolas Winding Refn, 101 min., R
Cannes Film Festival Award Winner starring Ryan Gosling as an LA wheelman for hire, stunt driving by day and steering getaway cars for armed heists by night. A precision crafted action caper with romance and danger. Albert Brooks co-stars.
"Best movie of 2011. Drive is pure cinema. I couldn't have liked it more!" -- Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
February 8, 9
Mozart's Sister
A film by Rene Feret, NR, in French with sub-titles
Back by popular demand! A re-imagined account of the early life of Maria Anna Mozart, five years older than Wolfgang and a musical prodigy in her own right. Maria gives way to Wolfgang as the main attraction, and chafes at the limitations imposed on her gender. But a friendship with the son and daughter of Louis XV offers a way to challenge the established order.
"Gorgeous, with candlelit shots looking like old master portraits- a fine match for the music that takes your breath away." -- National Public Radio
February 10-12, 15, 17-18
Oscar Nominated Live Action Short Films
See the nominated live action short films before the Academy Awards ceremony on February 26. Approximately 90 minutes.
Sunday, February 12 at 2:00pm
Opera: Magic Flute (Mozart)
Performed at Milan's Teatro alla Scala, Conductor Roland Boer, Director William Kentridge, starring Gunther Groissbock, Alex Esposito, Saimir Pirgu and Genia Kuhmeier. 164 minutes with intermission
February 22, 24-26
Oscar Nominated Animated Short Films
See the nominated animated short films before the Academy Award ceremony on February 26. Approximately 90 minutes.
February 29- March 4
La Rafle (The Roundup)
A film by Roselyn Bosch, 124 min., NR, in French with sub-titles
On July 16, 1942, 13,000 of Paris's Jews, including 4,000 children, were rounded up to be sent on a road of no return. Based on extensive research and first hand accounts, La Rafle is one of the most moving dramas of the year.
"A powerful, heart wrenching film with all-around stirring performances." -- Variety
March 7-11
The Whale
A film by Suzanne Chisholm and Michael Parfit, 85 min., G
Documentary about Luna, a baby orca that gets separated from his pod and starts making contact with people along a scenic fjord in British Columbia. Narrated by Ryan Reynolds, an unforgettable narrative about the mysteries, dangers- and promise- of friendships across forbidden boundaries.
"Wondrous to behold! The issues are explored with a quiet dignity and gorgeous images. Begs for post-movie discussion." -- NY Times
March 14-18
Tomboy
A film by Celine Sciamma, 82 min., NR, in French with sub-titles
A French family with two daughters moves to a new neighborhood. With her short hair style and tomboy ways, 10 year old Laure is mistaken for a boy and passes herself off as Michael. A relationship, coming of age movie with a light and charming touch.
"A sensitive portrait of pre-adolescent childhood. Heartbreaking and extremely empathetic." -- Village Voice
Dates subject to change. Check weekly listings.
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