Buffalo is full of people helping to cultivate cinema and we want to celebrate those involved.The Cultivators is a new monthly feature in which we highlight individuals who are integralto the presentation, promotion and production of film here… Read More
M. Faust highlights Cultivate Cinema Circle’s screening of Charles Burnett’s Killer of Sheep at Hallwalls (alongside mention of Bless Their Little Hearts) in the print edition of The Public‘s July 12th-July 18th, 2017 issue!
Buffalo is full of people helping to cultivate cinema and we want to celebrate those involved.The Cultivators is a new monthly feature in which we highlight individuals who are integralto the presentation, promotion and production of film here… Read More
Two members of Syracuse’s The Brigadiers featured in Contemporary Color came out to watch the film with us at North Park Theatre on May 2nd, 2017.
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Buffalo peeps may want to take note that TIFF, the biggest North American film festival, has announced its first wave of titles!
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The year's first shoo-in for an Oscars Best Picture nomination (and perhaps Christopher Nolan's first Best Director nod) is here as Dunkirk takes over the city. This meditative triptych from Warner Bros. won't just be hitting Regal Cinemas, AMC Theatres & Flix Stadium 10 this weekend. Add indie screens at North Park Theatre and Dipson Theatres Eastern Hills for a complete blanketing of the area. Nolan fever is in full tilt.
Because of this development, there are only two other small-scale releases to note. Regal Transit is bringing the Sam Elliott-starrer THE HERO to town while Dipson Amherst will be carrying the Sally Hawkins-starrer Maudie.
Also in wide release:
• Girls Trip at Regal, AMC, Flix
• Valerian at Regal, AMC, Flix
"Forms, with Killer of Sheep, a landmark diptych about work as the crucible of the American character either in its abundance or its absence."
- Jim Ridley, Village Voice
We screen Bless Their Little Hearts by Billy Woodberry tonight at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center at 7:30 pm!
"[Bless Their Little Hearts] forms, with Killer of Sheep, a landmark diptych about work as the crucible of the American character either in its abundance or its absence." - Jim Ridley, Village Voice Named to the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress in 2013, Bless Their Little Hearts by Billy Woodberry, written by Charles Burrnett is our second film in our spotlight on the work of Burnett and the L.A. Rebellion. See the film next Thursday evening at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, following our show of Killer of Sheep by Charles Burnett on Tuesday night.