A crowded house at Burning Books after the completion of How to Change the World on January 27th, 2016.
How to Change the World at Burning Books – Photo
Upcoming Screenings:
August 23rd, 7:00pm
Hallwalls
September 20th, 7:00pm
Hallwalls
November 8th, 7:00pm
Hallwalls
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The much-anticipated Crazy Rich Asians adaptation hit theaters this week with a wonderful showing for Asian-American representation in a Hollywood backed film. Its bread and butter may be its rom/com trappings, but there's a nice bit of commentary on internal racism and parental pressures as well. See it at Dipson Theatres Amherst, AMC Theatres (both Maple Ridge and the newly opened Market Arcade), Regal Cinemas, and Flix Stadium 10.
As for the indie scene:
• Acclaimed documentary McQueen Movie about fashion icon Alexander McQueen comes to Dipson Eastern Hills
• North Park Theatre has a two-day showing of both ALWAYS AT THE CARLYLE and THE NIGHT IS SHORT, WALK ON GIRL. See their Wed/Thurs schedule for details.
Also in wide release:
• Alpha at AMCs, Regals, Flix
• Mile 22 at AMCs, Regals, Flix
"In his feature debut, Viktor Jakovleski has achieved that rare feat for a documentary and created a film culled from reality that makes you question whether you're still in your theater seat."
- Arlin Golden, Film Inquiry
We're showing Brimstone & Glory by director Viktor Jakovleski for FREE at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center next Thursday!
Some food for thought from M. Faust as the Market Arcade preps for its AMC opening this Thursday.
The Market Arcade: What Could Have Been
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A downtown theater that’s unlikely to bring anyone downtown