Friday Oct 23 to Thursday Oct 29, 2015

FILMS SHOWING Friday October 23 to Thursday October 29

Woodlawn

"An inspiring film that shows the power of faith and forgiveness on and off the field." - Hanlon Reviews

"Based on the real-life Woodlawn High School football team which played in a history-making 1973 game that attracted 62,000 spectators.

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Germany's official entry for Best Foreign Language Film. "A no-holds-barred exposé holding that a hefty percentage of the German population in the thirties and forties worked for the perverse interests of the Nazi Party."

“A principled young prosecutor in post-WWII Germany uncovers inconvenient truths about his country’s recent past in “Labyrinth of Lies,” an intelligent and arresting fact-based drama.

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Black Mass

14A

"Johnny Depp does career-best work as notorious Boston gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger in Scott Cooper's taut, elegantly understated crime drama." - Variety

"Ice-cold. Dead eyes. Demonic laugh. His face a mask you can't read until he's up in yours. Then run. That's Johnny Depp giving everything he's got in a riveting, rattlesnake performance as South Boston gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger in Black Mass. The FBI finally grabbed this Osama bin Laden of gangsters in 2011.

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Sicario

14A

"Denis Villeneuve takes on the Mexican drug trade in this stern, robust, abandon-hope-all-ye-who-enter thriller." - Time Out

"Denis Villeneuve’s cracking drug thriller, SICARIO, provides a vehicle for the wonderful Emily Blunt to give an Oscar-worthy performance as a tough but idealistic FBI agent who is asked to volunteer as a liaison to a multi-agency effort to take down a powerful Mexican drug lord who’s supplying the Southwestern United States, leaving a string of dead victims in his wake.

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99 Homes

14A

"Michael Shannon and Andrew Garfield star in this brutal examination of the subprime mortgage meltdown." - Chicago Reader

“99 Homes is an exciting and emotional drama about temptation, shame, humiliation and greed — and it’s got something to say about America’s toxic-loan slump and how

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Grandma

14A

"Acerbically funny... Lily Tomlin gives a career-capping performance." - NY Times

“Paul Weitz has hand-tailored Lilly Tomlin a honey of a role in Grandma.

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The Salt of the Earth

"Whether you're familiar with Salgado's name and work or not, 'The Salt of the Earth,' a popular prize-winner at Cannes and Oscar-nominated documentary, will be a revelation." LA Times

“In The Salt of the Earth, Wim Wenders' subject is Brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado, who in his first on-screen utterances describes the moment he first saw a massive Brazilian gold mine. The scene — 50,000 laborers climbing ladders. Not a machine anywhere — put him in mind of the building of the pyramids.

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Strange and Familiar: Architecture on Fogo Island

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Part of the Art, Design, & Architecture Series at the Original Princess Cinemas • Co-Presented by Whiting Design

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The Reflektor Tapes

"The enigmatic band gives virtuoso music-video director Kahlil Joseph access to its Haitian influences, ever-more confident music and dazzling live performances." - Empire

Directed by 2013 Sundance Grand Jury Prize for Short Films winner Kahlil Joseph, The Reflektor Tapes is a fascinating insight into the making of Arcade Fire’s international #1 album Reflektor.

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