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JUNE 3, 2010 MOVIE: AN EDUCATION - 4:15 PM and 7:15 PM |
At the Northern Lights Pavilion in Haliburton
Tickets $8.00 at the door
An Education(PG-13)is smart & sexy coming-of-age story about a bright teenage girl in 1960s suburban London, who is set on attending the University of Oxford. Her life changes with the arrival of a playboy nearly twice her age played by Peter Sarsgaard. This beautifully observed film is anchored by a series of pitch perfect performances, led by the remarkable Carey Mulligan, and a truly extraordinary script by Nick Hornby.
FYI - Rosamund Pike who plays Dominic Cooper's REALLY dumb-blonde girlfriend actually attended Oxford! For more movie information, click on the Movies button.
Just for fun, plan to attend decked out in your best early 60’s duds. Think Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn, Rock Hudson and Doris Day.
Passes for Season 5 will be on sale again tonight - Same price as last year: $60.00 for 10 great films
Season 5 begins September 9/10 - two shows 4:15 and 7:15 at the Northern Light Pavilion in Haliburton - movie TBA
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MOVIES FOR MAY |
Thursday, May 13, 2010 – DE PERE EN FLIC (Fathers & Guns)
Tuesday May 18, 2010 – YOUNG VICTORIA – Bonus Film Free to ALL Pass holders
4:15 PM AND 7:15 PM at the Northern Lights Pavilion in Haliburton only.
Tickets $8.00 at the door for all screenings
Passes for Season 5 will be sold movie nights - May 13, May 18 and June 3
– Same price as last year : $60.00 for 10 great films
DE PERE EN FLIC - They are father and son. They are both cops. And they are about to work together as a team. Trouble is... neither can stand the sight of the other. . Combining the strengths of a great, classic comedy cop thriller with a hilarious study of a dysfunctional, father-son relationship, this 2009 comedy is the largest grossing Canadian French-language film ever. Rated PG 13 - French with subtitles.
YOUNG VICTORIA – A crowd favorite at 2009 TIFF, THE YOUNG VICTORIA is a dramatization of the turbulent first years of Queen Victoria's rule, and her enduring romance with Prince Albert. A well-crafted period drama that is beautifully filmed and visually stunning, it stars Emily Blunt, Paul Bettany and Miranda Richardson. Rated PG
For more information visit click on the MOVIES page.
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APRIL 20, 2010 – MOVIE: DEFENDOR – 4:15 PM AND 7:15 PM |
Bonus Movie – FREE FOR ALL THOSE OTHER MOVIE PASSHOLDERS
At the Northern Lights Pavilion in Haliburton only. He’s strong; he’s brave; he’s DEFENDOR! Although he’s not too bright, this superhero knows right from wrong and will fight to the death for what he believes in. Filmed in Hamilton Ontario in just 20 days, this 2009 action/drama/comedy was written and directed by Canadian actor Peter Stebbings and features Woody Harrelson (No Country for Old Men, A Prairie Home Companion), Kat Dennings (Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist), Elias Koteas (Shutter Island, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Michael Kelly (The Sopranos, Broken English) and Sandra Oh (Sideways, Three Needles).
Although this movie is a little different from the usual films offered by Those Other Movies, we hope that you will enjoy it.
Rated R (Language, violence and sexual content)
In addition to DEFENDOR, we will also be screening HOMEGROWN, a 12 minute documentary film about local food and the CSA by Jen Renaud. Where does your food come from? Cross-country shipping endlessly spews toxins into the air while local farms languish in financial downward spirals. Foreign produce is picked unripe and ends up as a tasteless, nutrition-depleted shell on grocery store shelves. Across Canada, communities and their farmers are joining together in a grassroots effort to remedy this broken system. Featuring Waverley Brook Farm in Haliburton, Ontario, Homegrown explores a win-win solution to an issue that affects every single one of us: where does your food come from?
Tickets are $8 (for both films)and are available at the door before the 4:15 & the 7:15 screenings.
For more information visit the MOVIES page
After the 7:15 show, movie goers are invited to McKeck’s for our post-movie get-together.
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APRIL 8, 2010 – MOVIE: AMREEKA – 4:15 PM AND 7:15 PM |
At the Northern Lights Pavilion in Haliburton only
April’s film, AMREEKA, is a story of love, determination and hope. This 2009 film follows a Middle-Eastern woman living in the military-occupied West Bank who is chosen in a lottery for a U.S. Green Card and must make the decision whether or not to uproot herself and her son for a life in Amreeka (America).
Tickets are available at the door for $8.
For more information click on the MOVIES page.
After the 7:15 show, movie goers are invited to McKeck’s for our post-movie get-together.
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ALL BEAVER SCREENINGS CANCELLED FOR SEASON |
We are sorry to report that damage to the Beaver Theatre in Minden was more extensive than first thought and Those Other Movies will not be able to return this season.
Although what has happened was out of our control, the TOM movie committee apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. For four years, our objective as a non-profit, volunteer organization has been to bring quality movies to the people of our community. We plan to continue in spite of this very unfortunate turn of events and hope that two free bonus movies at Northern Lights Pavilion for all pass holders will compensate.
If this isn’t suitable for some Minden pass holders, please call Lisa at 286-3696 to arrange for a full refund of $36 for the six movies (January to June) missed.
The schedule for our remaining season is as follows:
Thursday, Mar 11 EVERY LITTLE STEP
Thursday, April 8 AMREEKA
Tuesday, April 20 DEFENDOR* bonus movie
Thursday, May 13 De PERE EN FLIC
Tuesday, May 18 THE YOUNG VICTORIA* bonus movie
Thursday, June 3 AN EDUCATION
Two shows: 4:15 and 7:15 in Haliburton
*Bonus movies are free for ALL PASSHOLDERS
Tickets will be available at the door for $8
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MARCH 11, 2010 – MOVIE: EVERY LITTLE STEP – 4:15 PM AND 7:15 PM |
At the Northern Lights Pavilion in Haliburton only. Minden Pass holders are welcome!
There will be no movie shown at the Beaver this month.
Although we had hoped to be back for March, due to extensive damage, further work is required to make it safe for the public. We will keep you up to date with any new developments.
March’s film, EVERY LITTLE STEP, is a roller coaster ride of laughter, tears, music and dance. This 2009 documentary film follows the trials and tribulations of real-life dancers as they struggle through auditions for the 2006 Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line". The film also investigates the history of the show and the creative minds behind the original and current incarnations.
Tickets are available at the door for all screenings for $8.
For more information, click on the MOVIES page.
After the 7:15 show, movie goers are invited to McKeck’s for our post-movie get-together.
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FEBRUARY 11, 2010 – MOVIE: CAIRO TIME – 4:15 PM AND 7:15 PM |
At the Northern Lights Pavilion in Haliburton only.
Minden Pass holders are welcome!
Voted best Canadian film at this year’s TIFF, CAIRO TIME, is the story of Juliette, (Patricia Clarkson – THE STATION AGENT, MARRIED LIFE) a Canadian magazine editor who arrives in Cairo for a vacation with her husband, a UN official working in Gaza. Delayed, her husband asks his friend, a handsome Egyptian named Tareq, to watch over Juliette. Juliette finds herself falling in love not only with the city but with Tareq. From the surprise of men-only cafes, to the aroma of a hookah pipe, to the expanse of the Nile, the film captures the seductive charm of Cairo. Written and directed by Toronto's Ruba Nadda
Tickets are available at the door for all screenings for $8.
For more information click on the MOVIES page
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IMPORTANT NOTICE - BEAVER THEATRE TEMPORARILY CLOSED |
Due to extensive damage caused by a broken water pipe, Those Other Movies is unable to show our January 14th and February 11th films at the Beaver Theatre.
All Minden pass holders are invited to attend any of the Haliburton screenings in January and February. We are hopeful that we will be back in the Beaver Theatre for our March 11th film.
To try and make up for any inconvenience caused to our valued pass holders, we will be screening two additional films this season at the Beaver at no additional charge to all Those Other Movies pass holders. Dates and times of these extra movie screenings will be announced at a later date.
We sincerely apologize for this temporary change of venue caused by unfortunate circumstances that are beyond our control. We hope that you will understand.
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