The Kids Grow Up director Doug Block with Cultivate Cinema Circle’s Jordan M. Smith and Jared Mobarak after the screening and Q&A at North Park Theatre on July 21st.
Photo courtesy of Chris Dearing at North Park.
Doug Block – Photo
Upcoming Screenings:
June 28th, 7:00pm
Burning Books
July 18th, 7:30pm
Hallwalls
July 20th, 7:30pm
Hallwalls
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It seems Dipson Theatres is launching a new monthly series titled Noir Essentials, which launches in August at the Eastern Hills Cinema!
Tomorrow we present American Promise by Joe Brewster & Michele Stephenson at Burning Books - FREE!
It may be one of the biggest mistakes of the year for Hollywood studios—their fear of the fifth installment of a creatively fledging franchise preventing them from competing against it. Transformers: THE LAST KNIGHT opened Wednesday (Regal, AMC, Flix) to the lowest box office gross of the series and doesn't look to be improving. Regardless, no other big studio film hits theaters this week.
This means Buffalo can catch up on something they missed or check out one of two new indies and a couple of 30th anniversary screenings around town.
The indies:
• Post-Trump comedy Beatriz at Dinner hits Dipson Theatres Amherst & Eastern Hills
• Italian dramedy La Pazza Gioia [LIKE CRAZY] hits Eastern Hills
The 30th Anniversary celebrations (select screenings):
• ROBOCOP [1987] at North Park Theatre (the theater is also bringing YOUR NAME back for a couple shows)
• SPACEBALLS at the screening room cinema cafe