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Upcoming Screenings:
October 4th, 7:00pm
Squeaky Wheel
October 24th, 7:00pm
Hallwalls
November 1st, 7:00pm
Squeaky Wheel
December 6th, 7:00pm
Squeaky Wheel
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As part of a 3 Day celebration of John Coltrane’s 91st birthday, the Burchfield Penney Art Center screens Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary today at 2 pm - free with the price of gallery admission.
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This event is free with gallery admission. Admission costs are: Adults: $10Seniors (62 & over): $8Students (with ID): $5Children (age 10 & under): FREE when accompanied by a paid adult/senior admissionSUNY Buffalo State Students, Faculty & Staff: FREEUnited States and Canada Active
Despite the Toronto International Film Festival just ending last Sunday, some of the films that played are already here. MOTHER! opened while the event was in full-swing and now Buffalo gets two more in Stronger (the story of Jim Bauman and his fight against the celebrity bestowed upon him after surviving the Boston Marathon bombing starring Jake Gyllenhaal) and Brad's Status (the story of a man in the midst of a narration-heavy crisis of identity from Mike White). Both play Dipson Theatres Amherst with STRONGER also hitting Regal Cinemas Transit.
North Park Theatre also has a couple films of note to go along with a second week of THE WOMEN'S BALCONY. First is the late Harry Dean Stanton's final film Lucky playing one night (Sunday 9/24 at 7:00pm). Second is the 4K restoration of Terminator 2 (T2) as the late show every day this week (it is not being projected in 3D). See website for specific times.
Also opening:
• Dawson City: Frozen Time at the screening room cinema cafe
• Friend Request at Regal & Flix Stadium 10
• Kingsman: The Golden Circle at AMC Theatres, Regal & Flix
• The LEGO NINJAGO Movie at AMC, Regal & Flix
• Rebel in the Rye - 2017 at Dipson Eastern Hills
"No film has more eloquently revealed the provisional, flawed, hopeful, expansive, manipulative, righteous human endeavour called documentary filmmaking. Johnson lays everything on the line to articulate that troubling and continuously replenishing thing about making nonfiction films that all of we filmmakers feel but can’t quite say ourselves."
We screen Cameraperson by Kirsten Johnson (Cinema Eye Honors Award winner) at Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Art Center on October 4th - FREE!
The best of 2016 in cinematic nonfiction | Sight & Sound
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In 2016 reality collapsed. The rotted legs of the stilt house, under attack for so long, finally snapped like toothpicks and our collective shelter of shared experience crashed into the ocean.