Monday TBAs
All TBAs on Monday are available to Cinephiles.
Palm 8:15 PM Darkest Hour
Galaxy 9:00 AM Hostiles
Galaxy 1:30 PM Battle of the Sexes
Galaxy 4:45 PM Lady Bird
Galaxy 4:45 PM Lady Bird
Herzog 7:45 PM Battle of the Sexes
CJC 4:30 PM The Other Side of Hope
CJC 7:00 PM Faces Places
SOH 1:00 PM The Rider
CJC 7:00 PM Faces Places
SOH 1:00 PM The Rider
SOH 3:30 PM Loveless
SOH 6:15 PM Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
SOH 8:30 PM The Shape of Water
Nugget 1:15 PM Calling Cards
Nugget 7:00 PM First They Killed My Father
SOH 6:15 PM Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
SOH 8:30 PM The Shape of Water
Nugget 1:15 PM Calling Cards
Nugget 7:00 PM First They Killed My Father
Masons 9:15 AM Land of the Free
Masons 1:00 PM First Reformed
Masons 3:30 PM The Venerable W. FREE
Masons 5:45 PM A Fantastic Woman
Masons 8:15 PM Loving Vincent
Masons 1:00 PM First Reformed
Masons 3:30 PM The Venerable W. FREE
Masons 5:45 PM A Fantastic Woman
Masons 8:15 PM Loving Vincent
Le Pierre 9:30 AM Heroism of the Everyday: Heroin(e) + Long Shot FREE
Le Pierre 1:15 PM Arthur Miller: Writer
Le Pierre 3:30 PM Tesnota
Le Pierre 6:00 PM Jamaica Man FREE
Le Pierre 7:45 PM Love, Cecil
Le Pierre 1:15 PM Arthur Miller: Writer
Le Pierre 3:30 PM Tesnota
Le Pierre 6:00 PM Jamaica Man FREE
Le Pierre 7:45 PM Love, Cecil
Backlot 9:00 AM Hitler’s Hollywood FREE
Backlot 11:20 AM That Summer FREE
Backlot 1:30 PM Cinema Through the Eye of Magnum FREE
Backlot 2:50 PM Filmworker FREE
Backlot 4:50 PM Hitler’s Hollywood FREE
Backlot 11:20 AM That Summer FREE
Backlot 1:30 PM Cinema Through the Eye of Magnum FREE
Backlot 2:50 PM Filmworker FREE
Backlot 4:50 PM Hitler’s Hollywood FREE
Monday Seminar
Noon, Town Park, All Passholders Welcome
Sponsored by Participant Media
Surreal times: Why, and in what ways, is cinema style evolving?
Moderated by Annette Insdorf
With panelists Todd Haynes, Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, Chloé Zhao
Noon, Town Park, All Passholders Welcome
Sponsored by Participant Media
Surreal times: Why, and in what ways, is cinema style evolving?
Moderated by Annette Insdorf
With panelists Todd Haynes, Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, Chloé Zhao
THOUGHTS ON SUNDAY'S SCREENINGS
Guillermo Del Toro moved his Q and A outdoors Sunday morning to extend its length.
The Shape of Water- Del Toro's images are breath taking. I know a lot of the town is talking about this film tonight and they should be. Personally, my reaction seems to be more muted than most. I talked to a very experienced reviewer today for a good long while and he loved it. Heaps of praise to Sally Hawkins, Richard Jenkins. I hope this man is in the convo for Supporting actor-great work here.
Battle of the Sexes- Played very, very well to the house. I found myself reacting to the shots in the game/climax...even knowing the outcome. Emma Stone and Steve Carell are in fine form.
Loving Vincent- Gorgeous as expected. Script is relatively staid and that gets in the way. Still, the process is mind-blowing.
RATE THE FILMS PEOPLE
As I finish this up late Sunday night it seems to me that the films earning the most buzz have been: Darkest Hour, Lady Bird, The Shape of Water, Battle of the Sexes and Hostiles. I can't wait to see how the pros and the peeps respond. So rate the films you saw on a 0-5 scale and send them to me. You can do so using any of the contact methods listed below.
TOMORROW'S PLAN
Looks like I am probably at The Galaxy at 9:00 for Hostiles. Then a quick visit to the picnic and likely closing TFF #44 after catching The Rider at 1:00 at the Opera House. Then we'll almost certainly hit the road for home.
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