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SEPT 24 (7:00)

RETURN OF THE RIVER USA, 2014 · 69 minA story of hope and possibility. It features an unlikely success story for environmental and cultural restoration. The Elwha River in Washington State is a story about people and the land they inhabit. The film captures the tenacity of individuals who would not give up on a river, mirroring the tenacity of salmon headed upstream to spawn.

sept 14 (7:00 & 9:20)

THE IMMIGRANT Director: James Gray USA, 2014, 118 min; PG Cast: Marion Cotillard, Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy RennerIn the title role of The Immigrant, as Ewa, a destitute Pole who arrives in New York City in 1921 in search of the American Dream, Marion Cotillard once again astounds. Ewa is plucked from the deportation line by Bruno Weiss (Joaquin Phoenix); Bruno runs a bevy of bawdy women in a bur-lesque hall and falls in love with Ewa. –Philadelphia Inquirer

sept 15 (7:00 & 9:00)

THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL Wes Anderson USA, 2014, 100 min; 14A Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Tony Revolori, Adrien Brody, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Jude Law, Bill Murray, Edward Norton, Saoirse Ronan, Jason Schwartman, Tilda Swinton, Owen WilsonAn elaborate and delightful work of tragi-comic confection set at an imaginary resort in an imaginary country that depicts the interwar years in Europe largely as a set of high-society hijinks out of 1930s Hollywood comedies. Anderson’s cast features one of Ralph Fiennes’ best per-formances and is loaded with peculiar delights. –Salon.com

Rodrigo H. Vila, Argentina, 2013, 90 min, Spanish with subtitles With millions of records sold, and thou-sands of concerts all over the world, Argentine folksinger Mercedes Sosa left behind an indelible legacy. Featuring unforgettable performances that span Sosa’s 60-year career, and interviews with musicians like Pablo Milanés, Chico Buarque and David Byrne.

sept 16 (7:00 & 9:00)

MERCEDES SOSA: The voice of Latin America

Víctor, a 17 year old pushcart porter, dreams of becoming famous. He receives an unusual proposal: to carry 7 boxes of unknown content. Víctor embarks on the journey, but there is something in those boxes that starts a high-speed wheelbar-row chase . Nominated at the Goya Awards for Best Spanish Language Foreign Film.

Claudia Saint-Luce, Mexico, 2013, 89 min, Spanish with subtitles An endearing family comedy. Claudia, a lonely young woman, meets Marta, who lives with her four children, and gains Claudia’s trust. Marta suggests that Claudia go home with them. Getting to know this family makes Claudia feel at ease, and for the first time she experiences a sense of belonging.

sept 17 (7:00 & 9:00)

7 BOXES Juan Carlos Maneglia & Tana Schembori, Paraguay, 2012, 100 min, Spanish with subtitles

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sept 18 (7:00 & 8:30)

ROSARIO Shula Erenberg, Mexico, 2012, 70 min, Spanish with subtitles The intimate life-portrait of Rosario Ibarra de Piedra, a Mexican woman, who in 1975, when she was 48 years old, suffered the political disappearance of her son in the city of Monterrey. After that her life made a dramatic turn: from middle-class house-wife to social fighter.

SEPT 20 (7:00 & 9:00)

THE DELAY Rodrigo Plá, Uruguay, 2012, 84 min, Spanish with subtitles A single mother with three kids works from home. She is left with taking care of her aging father, who also lives at home. One day, she takes a fateful decision in this masterfully directed film.

SEPT 19 (7:00 & 9:00)

THE AMAZING CATFISH

SEPT 21 (7:00 & 9:00)

A GUN IN EACH HAND Cesc Gay, Spain, 2012, 95 min, Spanish with subtitlesThere are no actual shootouts, but plenty of male egos are wounded in this clever and sharp collection of vignettes that pres-ent a portrait of forty-something man-hood, and its shifting role in contempo-rary Barcelona. A superbly accomplished battle-of-the-sexes comedy.

Directors: Joel Ashton McCarthy & Bryant H. Boesen USA/Canada, 2014, 82 minRun don’t walk and go see this documentary. What makes this film so special is the authenticity that surrounds it; from the love the filmmakers obviously have for Burning Man, to the open and fresh-faced wonder you experience through the eyes of the parents. TMPTBM chronicles the adventures of Spry Bry, a DJ, entertainer, and party-monster extraordinaire. The guy has it going on. His parents are nice, good, decent people. They are supportive and loving, and not who you would typically think would be willing to take on Burning Man in front of a camera. But they do, and the way they and their lives change (for the better) is the main reason you need to go on the journey with them. By the end, you want to be their friends, their children, and their dinner guests. It’s the kind of movie experience we just don’t get enough of anymore. –Michelle Muldoon’s Blogseduce

SEPT 22 & 23 (7:00 & 8:45)

TAKING MY PARENTS TO BURNING MAN

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SEPT 26 & 27 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:10)

BOYHOOD Director: Richard Linklater USA, 2014, 166 min; PGCast: Patricia Arquette, Ellar Coltrane, Lorelei Linklater, Ethan Hawke PLEASE SEE SEPT 28-29 FOR DESCRIPTION.

SEPT 26 & 27 (10:15PM)

THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW UK, 1975, 101 min; 18A This crazy cult film returns! Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick are a squeaky-clean couple in a scary mansion inhabited by a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania (Tim Curry). Let’s Do The Time-Warp Again!

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BJÖRK: Biophilia Live

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SEPT 27 & 28

EARTH TO ECHO2014, 92 min; rated G

OCT 4 & 5

MALEFICENT2014, 98 min; PG

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A powerful film odyssey across America that explores the sea change in attitudes from pride in big dams as engineering wonders to the growing awareness that our own future is bound to the life and health of our rivers. Where obsolete dams come down, rivers bound back to life, giving salmon and wild fish the right of return to primeval spawning grounds, after decades without access.

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DAMNATION USA, 2014 · 87 min

SEPT 25 (7:00)

september 16 - 21 The 5th Latin American and Spanish Film Week! ALL FILMS WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES. Organized by the Hispanic Film Society of Victoria.

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OCT 11 & 12

JUMANJI1995, 103 min; PG

OCT 18 & 19

PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE2014, 84 min; rated G

OCT 25 & 26

THE WIZARD OF OZ1939, 102 min; RATED G

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TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES2014, 102 min; PG

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100% ON METACRITIC! 99% ON ROTTEN TOMATOES! Its plot is the picture of simplicity: a boy grows up. But it is a film of deceiving depth, working as it does to unearth universal truths in the minutia of everyday life. A master-piece of independent filmmaking, Boyhood is nothing short of an emotional epic, one that is moving and entirely unforgettable. Richard Linklater’s decidedly unconventional approach is its masterstroke. Linklater shot “Boyhood” over 12 years. When we first meet the film’s main character—Mason, played by Ellar Coltrane—he is 5 years old and by the time the film ends, Mason is heading off to college. In the meantime, we watch Mason —and Coltrane—grow up before our eyes, sprouting from kindergartener to clueless ado-lescent to brooding teen and, finally, to young man. –New Orleans Times-Picayune

Director: Felix Herngren Sweden, 2013, 114 min; Swedish with subtitlesThere’s more than a sprinkling of magic in this beauti-fully conceived and executed tale about a centenar-ian (Robert Gustafsson) who likes blowing up things. Adapted from Jonas Jonasson’s best selling novel, director Felix Herngren has crafted a clever Swedish black comedy that feels as though it is in perpetual motion. It is full of surprises and if you thought that a film whose central character is 100 years old might be dull and staid, think again. The character is simply a conduit with whom we fly on a madcap carpet ride that incorporates historic events and icons from the past. This uplifting, crowd pleasing entertainment is a road movie, a character study, a wild adventure and black comedy all rolled into one. It’s a helluva ride. —Urban Cinephile

OCT 26 & 27 (7:00 & 8:45)

TAKING MY PARENTS TO BURNING MANDirectors: Joel Ashton McCarthy & Bryant H. Boesen USA/Canada, 2014, 82 minRun don’t walk and go see this documen-tary. What makes this film so special is the authenticity that surrounds it; from the love the filmmakers obviously have for Burning Man, to the open and fresh-faced wonder you experience through the eyes of the parents. TMPTBM chronicles the adven-tures of Spry Bry, a DJ, entertainer, and party-monster extraordinaire. The guy has it going on. His parents are nice, good, decent people. They are supportive and loving, and not who you would typically think would be willing to take on Burning Man in front of a camera. But they do, and the way they and their lives change (for the better) is the main reason you need to go on the journey with them. –Michelle Muldoon’s Blog

sept 30 (7:00)

Special Event! Admission free or by donation!

DEAL WITH IT: Untold Stories of Hepatitis C in CanadaMark & Simon Ashdown Canada, 2014, 63 min One of the most pressing but least discussed health concerns facing Canadians today, Hepatitis C has never received the appropriate attention or resources that a serious public health threat demands. Through interviews with patients and healthcare providers, Deal With It documents the despair and the hope of everyday Canadians with this disease.

Director: Zach Braff USA, 2014, 107 min; PGZach Braff (Garden State) plays Aidan, a struggling actor; providing for the family largely falls to his wife, Sarah (Kate Hudson). Sarah and Aidan have two kids, and the family seems to be just barely keeping it all together. Their tenuous balance topples when Aidan’s father (Mandy Patinkin) learns his cancer has metastasized. Patinkin is wonderful, as always. Hudson gives a real and heartfelt performance, too. Wish I Was Here has been billed as a comedy, and there are funny moments, but don’t be fooled: This is a tearjerker. For all its fairy tale reveries and songs from the Shins, the movie manages to dig up some real emotions. –Washington Post

The unconventional, unclassifiable works of the late film essayist Chris Marker con-stantly reinvented the way we look at his-tory, memory, time, and cinema. Offering a nod to Vancouver novelist William Gibson’s Neuromancer, Marker’s newly-available Level Five uses cyberspace for an inquiry into a momentous but little-known tragedy involving mass suicide in wartime Japan. –The Cinematheque Marker’s shock-to-the-senses mind-melter concerns a woman (Catherine Belkhodja) haunted by the loss of her lover while working on programming a video game about World War II’s Battle of Okinawa. Melding retro-futuristic sci-fi imagery, references to American film noir, and reflections on traumas in Japanese history into a visually and philosophically provocative puzzle, Level Five is a hal-lucinatory visual essay on memory, trag-edy, and early digital culture. –Brooklyn Academy of Music

OCT 8 & 9 (7:00 & 9:10)

LEVEL FIVEDirector: Chris Marker France, 1997, 105 min; French & Japanese with subtitles

oct 14, 15 & 16 (7:10 & 8:45)

ALIVE INSIDE: A Story of Music and MemoryDirector: Michael Rossato-Bennett USA, 2013, 74 min

oct 21, 22 & 23 (7:00 & 9:15)

THE 100-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO CLIMED OUT OF THE WINDOW AND DISAPPEARED

Director: Jack Clayton   UK, 1961, 100 minThis literate, gothic ghost story was adapt-ed by Truman Capote from Henry James’s “The Turn of the Screw”.  Deborah Kerr plays a governess hired to take care of two children who are possibly possessed by ghosts. Or is it the Victorian govern-ess’ overactive imagination? Superb sound design and eerie, widescreen cinematog-raphy help create the most subtly scary ghosts you may ever see on screen.

OCT 28 (7:00 & 9:00)

THE INNOCENTS

The formula of “The Trip” is repeated — two actors, one semi-famous, the other less famous — off on a dining tour, riffing, debating, insulting and driving. But this time, they’re sent to Italy. Sunshine, local wines, pasta and winding roads along the Amalfi Coast. They’re hitting famous little hotels, lovely restaurants from Alba to Capri, the narrow streets of Rome to the Catacombs of Naples. As in “The Trip,” we’re treated to dueling Michael Caines, Brandos, Pacinos, and Hugh Grants….An altogether delightful vacation. –Movie Nation

“DAFT AND DELIGHTFUL.” –Irish Independent

“Alive Inside” investigates the power music has to awaken deeply locked memories. The film follows Dan Cohen, a social worker, who decides to bring iPods to a nurs-ing home. Many residents suffering from memory loss and Alzheimer’s Disease seem to “awaken” when they are able to listen to music from their past. With great excitement, Dan turns to renowned neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks, and we follow them as we investigate the mysteri-ous way music functions inside our brains and our lives. A joyous celebration of music’s capacity to reawaken our souls and uncover the deepest parts of our human-ity. Filmmaker Rosatto-Bennett chronicles the astonish-ing experiences of individuals who have been revitalized through the simple experience of listening to music.   His camera reveals how its healing power can triumph where prescription medication falls short. “Alive Inside”’s inspira-tional and emotional story left audiences  humming, clap-ping and cheering at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the Audience Award. –Rose Theatre

“NOT JUST A GREAT MOVIE, IT’S A LANDMARK ACHIEVEMENT

IN FILM.”–Arizona Republic

“LINKLATER’S MASTERPIECE!” –The New York Times

“AN EMOTIONAL POWERHOUSE!” –HitFix

oct 6 & 7 (7:00 & 9:10)

WISH I WAS HERE

“A DAZZLING AUDIOVISUAL SPECTACLE !” –The Hollywood Reporter

OCT 31 & NOV 1 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:10)

THE TRIP TO ITALYDirector: Michael Winterbottom UK, 2014, 109 min; PGRob Brydon finally makes his pal/sparring partner Steve Coogan (Philomena) crack up, laughing, in The Trip to Italy.

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SEPT 28 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:10) SEPT 29 (7:10PM ONLY)

BOYHOODDirector: Richard Linklater USA, 2014, 166 min; PGCast: Patricia Arquette, Ellar Coltrane, Lorelei Linklater, Ethan Hawke

OCT 1 & 2 (7:10 & 8:50)

GORE VIDAL: The United States of AmnesiaDirector: Nicholas Wrathall USA, 2013, 83 minEternally opinionated, brilliantly funny and terminally politi-cal, Gore Vidal—novelist, essayist, polemicist, politician, pundit, screenwriter—was the true protean man. Born in 1925, Vidal—openly homosexual from 1948, when his novel The City and the Pillar was published—fashioned a unique professional life that lasted more than 50 years. Using fascinating archival footage from Vidal’s legendary on-air career and illuminating and entertaining interviews—includ-ing an exclusive as he neared the end of his life, as well as one with the late Christopher Hitchens—Nicholas Wrathall’s intimate and rollicking portrait of an American icon also examines Vidal’s global impact on the worlds of arts, poli-tics and everything in between. –Vancouver International Film Festival

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“A CROWD-PLEASER!” –Chicago Sun-Times

OCT 5

(3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:20)

A MOST WANTED MANAnton Corbijn UK/USA, 2014, 122 min; PGCast: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rachel McAdams, Grigorly Dobrygin, Willem Dafoe, Robin Wright.

PLEASE SEE OCT 3 & 4 FOR DESCRIPTION

“A COMPLEX TALE SUPERBLY TOLD.”

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A lighthearted romance set in 1920s Germany and France. Our hero, Stanley (Colin Firth, amusingly pompous), is a popular stage magician and lifetime skeptic con-scripted by a colleague to travel to a lush Côte d’Azur estate. His task is to debunk a self-proclaimed psychic named Sophie (Emma Stone, strong-willed and alluring), who appears to be bilking a rich old widow out of every cent. Yet try as Stanley might, he’s unable to uncover her trickery, and with each new “miracle” she performs, he falls deeper and deeper in love. It’s a simple premise that Woody Allen complicates with an illusionist’s expertise. “Magic” casts a lovely, lingering spell. –Time Out New York

OCT 10 & 11 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:10 & 9:10)

MAGIC IN THE MOONLIGHTDirector: Woody Allen USA, 2014, 99 min; rated GCast: Emma Stone, Colin Firth, Eileen Atkins, Marcia Gay Harden, Hamish Linklater

A movie romance that hits you like a shot in the heart. George (Alfred Molina), a music teacher, and Ben (John Lithgow), an artist, have lived together in Manhattan for nearly 40 years. When state law finally allows them to marry, they do so happily among family and friends. But being legal gets George fired from his Catholic school, forcing them to sell their apartment. While foraging through the jungle of New York real estate, George moves downstairs with two gay cops (Cheyenne Jackson and Manny Perez). Ben squeezes into the Brooklyn apartment of a nephew, his wife (Marisa Tomei, excellent), and their teen son (the extraordinary Charlie Tahan). It’s a setup that director Ira Sachs imbues with the kind of humor and humanity that resonates with the issues of love, sex, separation, aging and loss. Love Is Strange is, above all, a triumph for Lithgow and Molina. Acting doesn’t get better than this. –Rolling Stone

OCT 12 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:00)

OCT 13 (7:00 ONLY)

Director: Ira Sachs USA, 2014, 95 min: PGLOVE IS STRANGE

“A TOTAL TRIUMPH!” –Time Out New York “JOYOUS AND UNEXPECTEDLY UPLIFTING!” –Los Angeles Times

“ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENTARIES OF THE YEAR!” –The Playlist

oct 17 & 18 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:10 & 9:15)

BEGIN AGAINDirector: John Carney USA, 2013, 105 min; 14ACast: Keira Knightley, Mark Ruffalo, Adam Levine, Hailee Steinfeld

oct 20

SPECIAL SHOWTIMES! 6:00 & 8:20

MRS. DOUBTFIREChris Columbus, 1993, 124 min; PGOne of Robin Williams’ most popular films. Playing an unemployed actor who loses custody of his children, he dresses up as a 60-year-old British woman to interview with his ex-wife for a nanny position. He lands the job, but he’ll have to give the performance of his life to keep it.

“A LAUGH RIOT!” –Empire

The director is John Carney, who made the scruffy-gorgeous musical ‘Once’ on the streets of Dublin. Here he repeats the formula with proper money and stars. Keira Knightley is Greta, an English songwriter in New York who’s just been dumped by her rock-star boyfriend (Adam Levine). Greta is singing at an open-mic night when she’s spotted by Dan, a washed-up record producer (Mark Ruffalo). Together they make an album using the sounds of New York as a backdrop. ‘Begin Again’ is about finding your people, about being a bit lost and not knowing who you are or what you want to be. And it’s got bucketfuls of charm. –Time Out London

oct 24 & 25 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:00)

CALVARY

OCT 24 & 25 (11:00PM)

THE LOST BOYS Joel SchumacherUSA, 1987, 97 min; 14AFun, cult horror comedy about two brothers who face off against a pack of teenage vampires. Starring Jason Patric, Kiefer Sutherland, Corey Feldman, Corey Haim, Jami Gertz.

“MASTERLY IN EVERY WAY!” – The Guardian

Directors: Nick Fenton & Peter Strickland UK, 2014, 97 minFrom a mind unlike any other, “Biophilia Live” chronicles the multidimensional concert centered on the eighth studio album of avant-garde Icelandic artist Björk. Nick Fenton and Peter Strickland, unique voices in their own right, film Björk live in performance and punctuate her music with evocative animation and science and nature footage. The infinitely creative journey presents a culmination of work that represents one of the most original musical endeavors of a generation. –Tribeca Film Festival

OCT 29 & 30 (7:00 & 9:00)

BJöRK: BIOPHILIA LIVE

OCT 3 & 4 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:20)

A MOST WANTED MANAnton Corbijn UK/USA, 2014, 122 min; PGCast: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rachel McAdams, Grigorly Dobrygin, Willem Dafoe, Robin Wright.The last full-scale Philip Seymour Hoffman perfor-mance—and it’s a master class in acting—comes in this tense, twisty and terrific spy thriller, based on John le Carré’s novel. Hoffman plays a German intelligence operative. Since 9/11, Günther has been heading a spy unit that tracks the Muslim commu-nity in Hamburg, where the attack on America was formulated. A newly arrived Chechen-Russian hires a human-rights lawyer (Rachel McAdams) to collect his father’s fortune. Is his motive to fund terrorism? Günther wants to know. So does everyone else, including the CIA, in the person of Robin Wright. The cat-and-mouse game is splendidly done. Hoffman is simply magnificent. –Rolling Stone

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KIDS MATINEE SAT 1 PMTHE WIZARD OF OZyyyy

KIDS MATINEE SUN 1 PMTHE WIZARD OF OZ

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Director: John Michael McDonagh Ireland, 2014, 101 min; 14AA darkly funny look at the nature of faith in a world gone wrong, starring Brendan Gleeson as a good priest in a small parish in the west of Ireland. Taking confession, Father James hears something he’s never heard before: “I’m going to kill you,” the man on the other side of the screen vows. The parishioner explains that as an altar boy he was sexu-ally abused. To punish Father James for the sins of his fel-low priests seems like the perfect, ironic act of retribution. Gleeson’s priest has a week to get his life in order.

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WALKING THE CAMINO: SIX WAYS TO SANTIAGOLydia B. Smith, USA/Spain, 2013, 84 min“Camino” follows various pilgrims as they attempt to cross an entire country on foot -- with only a backpack, a pair of boots and an open mind.  Each person throws them-selves heart and soul into their challenging 500-mile walk of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route in Spain. The film is gor-geous, filled with beautiful landscapes.

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