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Series passes for the Coast Cinematheque Winter/Spring '08 series go on sale January 18th. See all ten films for just $64 (tickets are $8 each at the door). Series passes are available at Augusta Grill at the Sechelt Golf Course or at the Raven's Cry Theatre. Call 885-4597 to reserve your pass now!

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Jan 30/31 (Wed/Thu)  8 pm
Feb 3 (Sun)  4 pm


 

 Sean Penn directs this unforgettably true story about a top student and athlete who abandons his possessions and hitchhikes to Alaska to live in the wilderness, 'the real existence' as he defines it. Along his 20 month trek through America, he encounters a variety of characters that share with him a mix of wisdom, survival knowledge, humour and love.
Penn, with cinematographer Eric Gautier, vividly capture the majesty and terror of the wilderness.

U.S.A., 148 minutes, English/Danish language.
Rated PG with nudity, coarse language, violence and sexually suggestive scene.
For reviews of this film, click here

Feb 6/7  (Wed/Thu)  8 pm
Feb 9 (Sat)    4 pm

Three estranged American brothers set off on a train voyage across India with a plan to find themselves and bond with each other. Their 'spiritual quest' veers rapidly off course and a new, unplanned journey suddenly begins.
Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartznan play the quirky brothers in this magically compelling adventure/comedy.
 U.S.A., 91 minutes, English language.
Rated PG with a sexually suggestive scene and coarse language.
For reviews of this film, click here.
 



Feb 13/14 (Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Feb 17 (Sun)   4 pm

Ethan and Joel Coen share writing and directing credits in this literate meditation on America's bloodlust for the easy fix.
Violence and mayhem ensues after a hunter stumbles upon some dead bodies, a stash of heroine and more than $2 million in cash. Tommy Lee Jones stars as the sheriff and and Golden Globe Best Supporting Actor winner, Javier Bardem, is exceptional as the sociopath hit man.
An interesting tale, exceptionally told.
U.S.A., 121 minutes, English/Spanish language.
Rated 14A with violence.
For reviews of this film, click here.
 

Feb 20/21 (Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Feb 24 (Sun) 4 pm

 		 In this biographical film about legendary singer/songwriter Bob Dylan, Director Todd Haynes uses six actors to embody a different aspect of the musician's life and work. Cate Blanchett is superb as the skinny, androgynous Dylan during his electric years. Heath Ledger and Richard Gere also star.
Chasing Dylan's shape shifting shadows is an unmissable movie event.
U.S.A./Germany, 135 minutes, English language.
Rating is not available at this time.
For reviews of this film, click here.



Feb 27/28 (Wed/Thur)  8 pm
Mar 1 (Sat)   4 pm


Adapted from the best selling novel by Khaled Hosseini, this is an epic tale of fathers and sons, of friendship and betrayal, that takes us from the final days of the Afghanistan monarchy to the atrocities of the Taliban reign.
An unforgettable story of redemption.
U.S.A., 128 minutes, English/Dari/Pashtu/Urdu/Russian language with English subtitles.
Rated 18A with sexual violence involving minors.
For reviews of this film, click here

 

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