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ABOUT ELLY

Directed by Asghar Farhadi



NOT RATED


 
SYNOPSIS

After many years living in Germany, Ahmad is visiting Iran.  His old university friends organize a three-day break on the Caspian Sea. The joyful Sepideh plans the reunion but, unbeknownst to her colleagues, invites Elly, her daughter’s nursery school teacher. Ahmad, exiting an unhappy German marriage, would like to settle down with an Iranian woman.  The friends, realizing why Sepideh has invited Elly, pay her particular attention and laud her qualities.

On the second day an incident occurs which leads to Elly’s disappearance.  The joyful atmosphere evaporates as the friends try to understand how and why she is no longer there. Panic sets in.  The friends become judgmental and try to find fault in Elly’s character.  The group’s opinion of Elly veers from those of the first day, until at last the truth is out.

Best Director - Silver Bear Award, Berlin Film Festival
Best Narrative Feature - Tribeca

RT: 116 minutes, color, 35mm, aspect ratio 1.85 flat, sound: stereo SR, digital exhibition format: Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), sound: stereo, in Persian with English subtitles, not rated by the MPAA


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CAST & CREW

Golshifteh Farahani  |    Taraneh Alidousti  |  Mani Haghighi
Shahab Hosseini  |   Merila Zarei  |  Peyman Moadi   |   Rana Azadivar
Ahmad Mehranfar  |  AND  Saber Abar






DREAM BOY

Directed by James Bolton







 
SYNOPSIS

Shy teenager Nathan and his family have moved from one town to another trying to escape the domestic disintegration within their own home. Roy and his family live a quiet life on a farm.  When Nathan moves in next door to charismatic Roy, the boys strike up a friendship as high school study partners. Their strong emotional bond soon takes a natural turn toward physical passion, a secret they must hide from those around them in the backwoods rural community ... A haunting and mythical tale of first love, DREAM BOY is adapted from Jim Grimsley’s heartbreaking novel.

RT: 90 min., exhibition format: Digital Betacam; aspect ratio 1.78 (16x9), stereo, in English, Rated R for sexual content, and some violence including a rape - involving teens.

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Stephan Bender  |  Max Roeg  |  Thomas Jay Ryan  |  Diana Scarwid
Randy Wayne  |  Owen Beckman  |  Tom Gilroy  |  And Rickie Lee Jones





 


EICHMANN 

Directed by Robert Young


this film is not yet rated



 
SYNOPSIS

Based upon the final confession of Adolf Eichmann, made before his execution in Israel as he accounts to Captain Avner Less, a young Israeli Police Officer, of his past as the architect of Hitler's plan for the "final solution." Captured by intelligence operatives in Argentina, 15 years after World War II, Eichmann (Kretschmann), the World's most wanted man, must be broken down and the truth unveiled. As the world waits, two men must confront each other in a battle of wills- the result of which will change a nation forever.

RT: 100 minutes, 35mm color, aspect ratio: 1.85 flat, 6 reels, sound: Dolby Digital 5.1, digital exhibition formats: HD-Cam, Digital Betacam, DV Cam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), sound: stereo, in English, not rated by the MPAA

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THOMAS KRETSCHMANN  |  TROY GARITY |  FRANKA POTENTE  | STEPHEN FRY








EL NIÑO PEZ (The Fish Child)

Directed by Lucia Puenzo



NOT YET RATED


 
SYNOPSIS

Lala, a teenager from the most exclusive suburban neighborhood in Argentina is in love with Ailin, the 20-year-old Payaguayan maid working at her place. They dream of living together in Paraguay, at the shores of lake Ypoá. Robbing every purse and wallet in the house to fulfill their dream, hiding the money in a shoe box. But when the box is full, it bursts, fueled by desire, jealousy and rage. This is the starting point that spurs the escape through the highway that connects the North of Buenos Aires with Paraguay. While Lala waits to be reunited with her lover in Ypoá by reconstructing her past (the mystery surrounding her pregnancy and the legend of a fish child who guides the drowned to the bottom of the lake), Ailin is detained in a minors institute in the outskirts of Buenos Aires. She turns out to be hiding a crime from long ago…

Revenge, risk, semi violent sex and blood weave a plot that finds a way out from the uncertainty with which young people live in the same world they condemn.

RT: 96 minutes, color, 35mm, aspect ratio 1.85 flat, digital exhibition format: Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), sound: stereo, country of origin: Argentina, in Spanish with English subtitles, not rated by the MPAA

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CAST & CREW

Inés Efron  |  Mariela Vitale  |  Pep Munne  |  Carlos Bardem







I KILLED MY MOTHER (J'ai tué ma mère)

Directed by Xavier Dolan-Tadros






NOT RATED


 
SYNOPSIS

The turbulent relationship between a mother and a son is explored  in this stunning, semi-autobiographical tour de force from 20-year-old writer, director, producer, and performer Xavier Dolan.

Hubert Minel, a brash 17 year old, dislikes his mother intensely. He gauges her with contempt, only seeing her out-of-date sweater, her kitschy décor and the vile bread crumbs that lodge in the corners of her noisy mouth. Below the surface of these irritating traits, lie the ingrained mechanisms that his mother has always cultivated so dearly – manipulation and guilt. Hubert, confused and torn by a love-hate relationship that obsesses him more and more each day, wanders in and out of an adolescence that is both marginal an typical, combining artistic discovery, openness to friendship, ostracism, and sex. All the while, he is consumed by his all encompassing contempt for this woman he somehow once loved.

41st Directors Fortnight Awards, CANNES
ART CINEMA AWARD
REGARDS JEUNES » PRIZE 2009
LE PRIX SACD / SACD PRIZE
Canwest Award, Best Canadian Feature Film

RT: 100 minutes, 35mm color, aspect ratio 1.85 flat, Dolby SR, digital exhibition format: Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), sound: stereo, in French with English subtitles, not rated by the MPAA


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Anne Dorval  |  Xavier Dolan-Tadros   |  François Arnaud
Suzanne Clément  |  Patricia Tulasne  |  Niels Schneider  |  Monique Spaziani







JUST SAY LOVE
Directed by  Bill Humphreys



NOT RATED


 
SYNOPSIS

A stage play adapted into a feature-length film that explores whether physical attractions appear to be the obvious explanation for two people to become a pair. But are they really the reflection of something sublime, everlasting or dare we say, spiritual? Do relationships start in the bedroom or in the heart? In this male love story, the bliss described by Joseph Campbell and sages throughout the millennia is a practical option for finding happiness. As the camera delves into the characters’ minds and actions, we find fulfillment on both a physical and spiritual level.

Directed by Bill Humphreys;  Based on the stage play by David J. Mauriello; Screenplay adaptation by Bill Humphreys and David J. Mauriello; Cast: Mathew Jaeger, Robert Mammana, Bill Humphreys; Produced by Bill Humphreys; Executive Producers David J. Mauriello, Kirkland Tibbels

RT: 75 min., color, digital, exhibition format: HD-Cam or Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 (1.78), audio: stereo, in English, not rated by the MPAA

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MATTHEW JAEGER  |  ROBERT MAMMANA





 


THE MAGIC FLUTE

Adapted for the Screen and Directed by Kenneth Branagh



NOT RATED


 
SYNOPSIS

Mozart's "The Magic Flute," has enjoyed huge popular appeal and captivated audiences of all ages since it was first performed in 1791.  This visually breathtaking cinematic experience, with an English libretto written by Stephen Fry, conducted by James Conlon and astonishingly realized by director Kenneth Branagh, weaves drama and comedy in an egaging way while focusing on a compelling story populated by extraordinary characters.

On the eve of the first global war a magical drama unfolds as Tamino sets forth on a perilous journey in pursuit of love, light and peace in a world afflicted by darkness, death and destruction. An eerie quiet descends over a landscape still untouched by conflict as Tamino waits anxiously with his fellow recruits for the command to go into battle. In the ensuing chaos he is transported to a twilight world caught between dream and nightmare where he is rescued from certain death by a trio of field nurses.

When Papageno (keeper of the canaries employed to detect the presence of gas in the trenches) stumbles onto the scene and attempts to take credit for saving Tamino, the Sisters dispatch the two soldiers on a deadly mission. The duo must rescue Pamina, the lovely daughter of the Queen of the Night, who has been kidnapped by the dark lord, Sarastro. What follows is a spectacular musical adventure in which the destiny of a pair of young lovers may help determine the fate of nations and the lives of millions.

RT: 135 minutes, 35mm color, aspect ratio 2.35 scope, Dolby Digital, digital exhibition format: HD-Cam or Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (2.35), sound: stereo, sung entirely in English, not rated by the MPAA

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Lyubov Petrova - Queen of the Night  |  Rene Pape - Sarastro
Tom Randle - Monostatos  |  Joseph Kaiser - Tamino
Amy Carson - Pamnia  |  Benjamin Jay Davis - Papageno
Silvia Moi - YOUNG Papagena






THE MAGICIAN

Directed by Scott Ryan





NOT RATED


 
SYNOPSIS

‘When Melbourne hit-man Ray Shoesmith discovers that his next-door neighbor is a film student, he commissions him to document his life.  The footage is to be released in the event of his early death. The focus is not on the violence, but on the conversation, the banalities and intensities of human interaction and obsessive interest in detail. We see what makes Ray tick, even as we witness his brutal efficiency.  This darkly comic tale is fictional narrative, shot like a documentary. Its main character is a likeable killer, whose strangely moral illustrations take a jab at everything from the legalization of drugs to the prevalence of gays in Hollywood.

RT: 85 min, 35mm color, aspect ratio 1.85, sound: Dolby Digital, digital exhibition format: Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), sound: stereo, in English, (country of origin: Australia)

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    CAST & CREW

    Scott Ryan  |  Ben Walker  |  Massimiliano Andrighetto   |  Kane Mason
    Nathaniel Lindsay









    MANUELA AND MANUEL

    Directed by Raúl Marchand Sánchez 




     
    SYNOPSIS

    Deep inside, Manuel has always been Manuela. Amidst her worst love crisis, Manuela reinvents herself as Manuel in order to pass as the fiancée of her best friend Coca – who is pregnant from a one-night stand and must face her conservative family. Hidden identities, misunderstandings, and the tension between two friends pretending to be what they are not, stage a colorful and up-beat story. Manuela y Manuel is a visually captivating comedy about two friends performing in the melodrama of Latin America life.

    RT: 94 minutes; exhibition format HD-Cam or Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), stereo, language: in Spanish with English subtitles, Rated PG-13 for thematic elements involving sexuality and language.

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    Humberto Busto   |  Elena Iguina   |  Luz María Rondón  
    Emmanuel Sunshine Logroño   |  Marian Pabón  |  Ineabelle Colón
    Marisol Calero  |  Israel Lugo   |  Johnny Lozada   







    MARY PICKFORD, THE MUSE OF THE MOVIES

    Directed by Nicholas Eliopoulos





    NOT RATED


     
    SYNOPSIS

    Mary Pickford, The Muse of the Movies” traces the life and work of the legendary silent film star, movie pioneer, and shrewd business woman who co-created United Artists Studios and was a major force in the creation of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Pickford’s life (1892-1979) also parallels an even larger story, the telling of the “birth of the cinema” itself.  Mary, known as “America’s Sweetheart” was the first actress to earn one million dollars during a single year, and the only star who has ever received a 50% profit share of her movies.  Through restored vintage audio recordings, Pickford narrates much of her own story, aided by the dulcet tones of actor Michael York. Cameo interviews with Adolph Zukor, famed aviator Amelia Earhart, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Buddy Rogers and Lillian Gish, in conjunction with rare home movies give the viewer an in-depth look into the early world of American cinema.

    Runtime:  102 minutes, in color and black and white, exhibition formats:  DCP, HD-Cam, Digital Betacam, aspect ratio: 4x3 full frame (1.33), sound: Dolby SR, in English, country of origin: U.S.A.,  not rated by the MPAA

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    CAST & CREW

    narrated by Michael York  |  with original voice of Mary Pickford
    Mary Pickford  |  Charles Buddy Rogers
      |  Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
    Lillian Gish
      |  Amelia Earhart  |  Charles Chaplin  |  D.W. Griffith
    Adolph Zukor
      |  Roxanne Monroe (Mary Pickford’s daughter)
    Walt Disney
      |  Lionel Barrymore  |  Mack Sennett







    OUT LATE

    Directed by Beatrice Alda, Jennifer Brooke



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    SYNOPSIS

    Out Late introduces us to five individuals who made a decisive change later in life; to come out as lesbian, gay, or transgender, after the age of 55. Why did they wait until their 50’s, 60’s, or 70’s to come out? And what was the turning point that caused each of these people finally to openly declare their sexuality? From Canada to Florida, to Kansas, we find out what ultimately led these dynamic individuals to make the liberating choice to pursue fully integrated lives.


    RT: 63 minutes, color, exhibition format: Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), stereo, in English, not rated by the MPAA

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    CAST & CREW

    Leanna Bradley  |  Cathy Jambrosic  |  Walter Rothenburger
    Ken Rusk  | 
    Elaine Webber






    PATRIK, AGE 1.5 

    Directed by Ella Lemhagen







     
    SYNOPSIS

    Goran and Sven are the perfect gay couple; they have a beautiful house in the suburbs, a solid relationship, a home full of love and warmth. Newly approved for adoption, they believe that baby Patrik, age 1.5, is on his way.

    One tiny decimal mistake later, they find themselves saddled with a 15-year-old homophobe….who may have a criminal past.<>Best Narrative Feature HBO Audience Award Provincetown International Film Festival
    Best Feature Film Verzaubert International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
    Best Feature Film Audience Award Frameline San Francisco  International LGBT FF
    Official Selection Toronto International Film Festival

    RT: 98 min, 35mm color, aspect ratio 2.35 scope, sound: Dolby SRD, 6 reels, Digital exhibition elements:  HD-Cam and Digital Betacam, aspect ratio 16x9 (1.78), sound: stereo, in Swedish with English subtitles.

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    CAST

    Gustaf Skarsgård | Torkel Petersson | Thomas Ljungman | Annika Hallin
    Amanda Davin | Jacob Ericksson | Anette Sevreus








    SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL 

    Directed by Roger Spottiswoode






     
    SYNOPSIS

    Director Roger Spottiswoode brings a very special film realization of the acclaimed best-seller by General Roméo Dallaire to the screen in "Shake Hands with the Devil," the story of a Canadian commander torn between his duty and his conscience when he finds himself eyewitness to hell on Earth.

    In 1993, the United Nations dispatches Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire (Roy Dupuis) to far off Rwanda to oversee a fragile cease-fire. A brilliant, workaholic officer and charismatic commander, Dallaire encounters the shabby reality of a typical UN peacekeeping operation: under-funded, overbureaucratic, and cobbled together from military units from dozens of countries, each with a slightly different agenda. Meanwhile, the peace agreement between the rebels, led by the minority Tutsi ethnic group, and the French-supported government dominated by the Hutu majority group, turns out to rest on shaky ground. When an unknown group shoots down the Rwandan President’s plane, the storm breaks and a secret but long-planned genocidal campaign against the Tutsi minority begins with a night of terror in Kigali. A reporter (Deborah Unger) remains in-country and follows General Dellaire as he is forced to deal with far-away superiors and the studied indifference of the world’s great powers while trying to take decisive action to stop the genocide of over 800,000 innocent civilians.

    Runtime: 112 minutes; 35mm color, aspect ratio 2.35 scope, sound Dolby Digital, primarily in English; some portions are in French with English subtitles, Digital exhibition formats: HD-D5 or Digital Betacam, aspect ratio is 16x9 anamorphic (2.35), sound: stereo, Rated R for some disturbing violent images and brief strong language

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    Roy Dupuis | Deborah Unger | James Gallanders | Odile Katesi Gakire |
    Owen Lebanken Sejake | Jen-Hugues Anglade | Tom McCamus
    Remy Nsanga | Michel ange Nzojibwami




     








    ZION AND HIS BROTHER

    Directed by Eran Merav



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    SYNOPSIS


    Zion, aged 14 and his brother Meir, 17, are facing a crisis in their relationship.  A schoolmate of Zion, an Ethiopian immigrant, has been killed in an accident and they are in some way responsible.  They keep the secret to themselves and it haunts them until, finally, Zion re-examines his loyalty towards his older brother and decides that he is ready to take responsibility for his own life.  Against the humdrum backdrop of a dreary suburb in the Israeli port city of Haifa ; the two brothers are challenged by tough questions of morality and loyalty, jealousy and coming of age.

    Run Time: 84 minutes, color, exhibition format: HD-Cam, Digital Betacam, aspect ratio: 16x9 anamorphic (1.78), sound: stereo, in Hebrew with English subtitles, country of origin: Israel, France, not rated by the MPAA

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    CAST & CREW

    Reuven Badalov  |  Ronit Elkabetz  | Ofer Hayun  |   Liya Leyn  |  Tzahi Grad 





     




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