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Mar 5/6 (Wed/Thur)    8 pm
Mar 7-11 (Fri-Tues)    7:30 pm
Mar 9 
(Sun)   4 pm

Fledgling writer, 13 year old Briony Tallis, irrevocably changes the course of several lives when she accuses her older sister's (Kiera Knightley) lover (James MacAvoy) of a crime he did not commit.
Atonement speaks about what is timeless about passion, art and redemption. Golden Globe winner for Best Picture.

U.K./France, 123 min,  English/French
languages with English subtitles.
Rated 14A with a sexually suggestive scene and coarse language.
For reviews of the film,
click here.
 

Mar 12/13 (Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Mar 16 
(Sun)  show cancelled.
Juno will play instead on Sun aft.

The remarkable true story of charismatic French Elle editor-in-chief, Jean-Dominique Bauby, who believes he is living life to the ultimate fullest when a sudden stroke leaves him virtually paralyzed. Though challenged physically, Bauby begins to discover how his life's passions, his rich memories and his newfound imagination can help him achieve a life without boundaries.
France/U.S.A., 112 min, French language with English subtitles.
Rated PG with nudity and coarse language.
 
For reviews of this film
, click here.
 


Mar 19/20
(Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Mar 23  (Sun)  4 pm


Denzel Washington directs and stars as a brilliant but volatile coach who uses the power of words to shape a group of underdog students at a small college in 1935 Texas.
Based on a true story, this is a triumphant viewing experience.


U.S.A., 125 min, English language.
Rated PG with coarse language and a sexually suggestive scene.
For reviews of this film,
click here.

Mar 26/27 (Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Mar 30 
(Sun)  4 pm

In this stealthily creepy mystery/horror, a woman returns to the house where she was raised and decides to transform it into an orphanage. Her son makes an invisible friend but the ongoing fantasy games he plays quickly turn into something much more disturbing.
The final truths are artfully revealed and every puzzle piece connects with a neat and satisfying click.

Mexico/Spain, 107 min, Spanish language with English subtitles.
Rated 14A with frightening scenes.
 
For reviews of this film, click here.
 

   

Apr 2/3 (Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Apr 6 
(Sun)  4 pm


The sprawling epic about a man (Daniel Day-Lewis) who transforms himself from a down-and-out silver miner to a self-made oil tycoon. As conflicts escalate, every human value - love, hope, belief, community, ambition and even the bond between father and son - is imperiled by corruption, deception and the flow of oil. A consummate work of art - it reveals, excites, disturbs and provokes.

U.S.A., 158 min, English language.
Rated PG with violence.
 
For reviews of this film, click here.