Friday Oct 2 to Thursday Oct 8, 2015

FILMS SHOWING Friday October 2 to Thursday October 8

Romance of the Far Fur Country with Live Soundtrack

A presentation of Canada's oldest surviving documentary with live, original soundtrack performed by the Silent Film Ensemble.

Tickets are $20 in advance (Princess Members) and $25 at the door.

Mudtown Records is privileged to present Canada's oldest surviving documentary silent film, "Romance of the Far Fur Country," in association with Five Door Films and the Princess Cinemas.

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Pawn Sacrifice

"An enthralling piece that captures the essence of Fischer's mad genius, perfectly re-creates the tenor of the times AND works as a legit sports movie about the great game of chess." - Richard Roeper

"The challenge of 'Pawn Sacrifice' was to capture the colorful Cold War ’70s, the inner strategies of one man’s paranoid mind and make chess cinematic.

"Check, and mate.

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Austria's official entry for Best Foreign Film Oscar. "A masterful example of genre filmmaking's ability to transcend its limitations, leaving a viewer not just frightened, but also changed." - Washington Post

“A wicked little chiller full of foreboding and malevolent twists, Goodnight Mommy is the first narrative feature from writer-directors Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala. This insidious tale of a mother-son bond gone haywire is squirm-inducing stuff.

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A Walk in the Woods

14A

Based on the acclaimed bestseller, "A WALK IN THE WOODS is a jolly good time, sparking dozens of chuckles and strong laughs." - Hollywood Reporter

"In 'A Walk in the Woods,' Robert Redford shows he can still play well with others.

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Learning to Drive

14A

"Ben Kingsley and Patricia Clarkson are perfection together." - New York Daily News

"Wendy’s life is stalled. Her husband’s walked out. Her only daughter is off at some commune. Lately Wendy’s just been sitting in her expensive Manhattan townhouse, crying into her merlot.

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Bang Bang Baby

“One of the most delightfully loony movies to come out of Canada in ages, this assuredly kooky, gorgeous, and surreal take on 1960s values is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. It’s a perfect example of a completely original film that has no comparison and throws everything at the audience including several kitchen sinks.

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Trainwreck

18A

"Schumer's performance is a tour de force of razor-sharp comedic timing." - Chicago Sun-Times

“Judd Apatow’s newest is written by and stars stand-up Amy Schumer as a salty New Yorker named Amy. It is her movie, and she barrels through it like a preposterously flirty bowling ball.

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Drew: The Man Behind the Poster

TBC

"The Norman Rockwell of movie advertising steps in front of the camera for a long-overdue celebration."

Part of the Art, Design, & Architecture series • Co-presented by Paint by Munzy

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Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine

"Not only charts Mr. Jobs's extraordinary record of marketing and innovation, but also presents a merciless anatomy of a complicated public character." - New York Times

"Alex Gibney might be the only documentarian to tackle two uniquely American cults in the same calendar year.

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Knock Knock

"A raunchy game of cat and mouse, with Reeves as the adorably incredulous prey." - Empire

“With his wife and child away for the weekend, Evan (Keanu Reeves) has the house to himself. Until, that is, two fraught visitors appear on his doorstep...

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Friday Oct 2 to Thursday Oct 8, 2015