Friday, February 20, 2009




Sangre De Mi Sangre
March 6th, 2009
Showtime: 7 p.m.
Doors: 6:30 p.m.
Place: Beaumont Hotel, Ouray, CO
Runtime: 110 min.
Rating: Not Rated

Dinner at Bulow's Bistro will be available starting at 5 pm. More info. about dinner: (970) 325-7040
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SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL - GRAND JURY PRIZE - WINNER


"Shot mainly in New York's meanest, murkiest streets, Sangre de Mi Sangre, is intricately and imaginatively structured, building to a powerful climax of complex irony." Kevin Thomas- LA Times


"The grimy elegance of this Sundance award winner elevates it well above the standard-issue immigrant drama." - John Anderson - Newsday


Synopsis: Young Pedro has lost his mother and is heading from Mexico to New York, where he hopes to find his long lost father. Pedro is smuggled across the border with a van full of other illegal immigrants, one of whom makes off with his backpack and tries to pass himself off as Pedro in this telling look at the desperation of Mexican immigrants.

[Official Site]
[Trailer]


Note: Everyone is welcome at $7.50 per ticket. 2009 Movie Club members may use their punch cards.

Friday, February 6, 2009



Arranged
February 20th, 2009
Showtime: 7 p.m.
Doors: 6:30 p.m.
Place: Beaumont Hotel, Ouray, CO

Dinner at Bulow's Bistro will be available starting at 5 pm. More info. about dinner: (970) 325-7040
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BROOKLYN INT'L FILM FESTIVAL - WINNER

SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST FILM FESTIVAL - OFFICIAL SELECTION


"CRITIC'S PICK: "[A] surprisingly winning indie drama ... the understated, natural performances by leads Zoe Lister-Jones and Francis Benhamou lend the film a sense of intimacy that serves it well.""New York Magazine


"The simple sweetness of this heartfelt effort arrives as both endearing and culturally provocative." - Toddy Burton - The Austin Chronicle


Synopsis: Ditmas Park, Brooklyn. A young Orthodox woman, ROCHEL MESHENBERG, is about to begin her first year as a special education teacher at the local public school. She is also about to embark on what her father and mother call the "most exciting time of her life" – the process of finding a husband via the time-tested method of using a "shadchen," or matchmaker.

As the school year gets underway, Rochel meets NASIRA KHALDI, a Muslim woman of Syrian descent. Nasira is also a first-year teacher. The two young women – Rochel in long skirt and conservative blouse, Nasira in headscarf – stand out in this public school context. The principal, a secular Westchester Jew, is forever reminding them that although they are some of her smartest, most gifted teachers, they are also stunted by their outmoded customs, religions, and by their patriarchal worldviews. She tells them of her experiences in the women's movement and her desire to see them reach their full potentials.

As the school year progresses, Rochel and Nasira realize they share much in common, not least of which is that they are both going through what the outside world would call "arranged marriages." As their friendship deepens, they are exposed to their respective worlds. They prepare for school at one another's houses, meet one another's families, and discuss commonalities and differences.

[Official Site]
[Trailer]


Note: Everyone is welcome at $7.50 per ticket. 2009 Movie Club members may use their punch cards.




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Monday, January 26, 2009

Starting Out in The Evening-Friday, Feb. 6th, 2009



Starting Out in The Evening
February 6th, 2009
Showtime: 7 p.m. (NOTE NEW START TIME)
Doors: 6:30 p.m.
Place: Beaumont Hotel, Ouray, CO

Starring: Frank Langella (Frost/Nixon), Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under, Swimming)
Rating: PG-13; 111 minutes; 2007


Dinner at Bulow's Bistro will be available starting at 5 pm. More info. about dinner: (970) 325-7040.

SUNDANCE - GRAND JURY PRIZE NOMINEE


"It's so rich and so textured and such wonderful material." - Richard Roeper - Ebert & Roeper


Synopsis: Leonard Schiller is an aging New York author who wants to publish his fifth novel before he dies even though the world is not literary anymore. Graduate student Heather Wolfe seeks him out to write her thesis on him and encourage his writing. The May-December couple come to realize they have more in common than they thought in this complex and gentle love story.

[Official Site]
[Trailer]


Note: Everyone is welcome at $7.50 per ticket or become a Movie Club member at this screening and get a 2009 Season Ticket (10 shows for $60). This February 6th show is your last opportunity to buy a 2009 Season Membership. Please arrive a few minutes early if you'd like to become a member.





COMING SOON: Arranged - Official Selection - South by Southwest Film Festival

"Two teachers starting their first year at a Brooklyn public school have more in common than meets the eye. Though both women come from very different backgrounds--Rochel is Jewish Orthodox and Nasira is Muslim--they are each going through arranged marriages."-More at Rottentomatoes




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