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PRINCESS MONONOKE

TITANIC

MARATHONS

KIDS CAMP

FIRST BLOOD & RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PT II


Double Feature (1982)
New DCP restorations!

ANNIE (1982)
Reserve seats for just $1-3 each, which will be donated to local
non-profit Youth Theater Interactions!

One week before Stallone potentially wins that Oscar after four
decades of portraying Rocky, revisit his other iconic character the lean and mean Rambo!

Lets go to the movies to see ANNIE with the family! When


youre stuck in a day thats gray and lonely, ANNIE puts a smile
on your face and a tap in your step, even an uptight all-business
Daddy Warbucks cant resist the charm. Scrappy girls and stray
muts prevail, the hard-knock life is more virtuous then Easy
Street, and were all dancing for joy that We Got Annie!

The origins of Rambo are easy to forget, having been overshadowed by the sequels and parodies, but FIRST BLOOD is a
stone cold masterpiece. Stallone crafts the iconic character as
a laconic drifter who is pushed by a small town, small minded
sheriff until he has no choice but to defend himself using every
tactic he learned as a Green Beret.

VALENTINES DAY
TITANIC (1997)
Admission includes a glass of champagne and surprise sweet treat!

In FIRST BLOOD PART II we enter a whole other territory


of action movie, now being knee-deep in the 80s where excess
abounds. Here Rambo becomes the machine gun wielding hero,
a one-man army intent on saving POWs in Vietnam. Bursting
with explosions and that Rambo yell, it is dizzying, bulletriddled and dead serious.

Celebrate Valentines Day with the sweeping romance and


heart-bursting spectacle of TITANIC! Whether you want to
feel like King of the World or a blossoming Rose, take the ride
of James Camerons epic and let tears and laughter flow. Revel
in Roses dodging of pompous leerer Cal and the raucous, fun
times in third class. Your heart will go on even as the great
tragedy strikes!

Burt-Day: the Burt Reynolds Movie Marathon


Five Burt Reynolds movies all in 35mm!
To mark the 80th birthday of living legend Burt Reynolds, we
present to you five movies, all on 35mm, showcasing the talent
of a man who is much more than a mustache draped over a sly
smile. In his decades-spanning career, Mr. Reynolds has raced
cars, tossed footballs, done some singing and dancing, and even
directed, all with effortless charm (and the help of courageous
stunt doubles). We wont reveal the line-up of movies until they
flicker onscreen, but you can count on spending some time
amongst liquor law breakers and other cons, in the Southern
swamp and blazing-sun locales, with Hal Needhams foolhardy
auto-antics and plenty of Burts signature cackle.
Special thanks to the Academy Film Archives and American
Genre Film Archive.

FIRST BLOOD

SUN

1 MON

2 TUES

3 WED

Free Victory Screening:


ROGER & ME

PRINCESS MONONOKE
(Dubbed)

4 THURS

5 FRI

6 SAT

11

12

13

18

19

20

PRINCESS MONONOKE
(Subtitled)

10

14

15

16

17

Kids Camp: ANNIE

Kids Camp: ANNIE

Monday Night Thread-Up:


HARD BOILED

SPIRITED AWAY (Dubbed)

Video Vortex:
BLOODSTREAM

SPIRITED AWAY
(Subtitled)

22

23

24

MY NEIGHBOR
TOTORO (Dubbed)

TITANIC

21

HOWLS MOVING
CASTLE (Dubbed)

Kids Camp: ANNIE

Kids Camp: ANNIE

UPSIDE DOWN CROSS

KIKIS DELIVERY
SERVICE (Dubbed)

NAUSICAA OF THE
VALLEY OF THE WIND
(Dubbed)

KIKIS DELIVERY
SERVICE (Subtitled)

NAUSICAA OF THE
VALLEY OF THE WIND
(Subtitled)

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Girlie Night: CLUELESS


Quote-Along

MY NEIGHBOR
TOTORO (Subtitled)

MOULIN ROUGE
Sing-Along

Burt-Day: Burt
Reynolds Marathon

HOWLS MOVING
CASTLE (Subtitled)
WE ARE TWISTED
F***ING SISTER!

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27

Prints of Darkness:
MOTEL HELL

IT HAPPENED
ONE NIGHT

FIRST BLOOD &


RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD
PT II Double Feature

28
Temple of Schlock:
BLACK TIGRESS

FEBRUARY

29

THE BIG LEBOWSKI


Quote-Along

T I C K E T S , T I M E S , A N D D E TA I L S AT

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Schedule is subject to change, and more events may be added. Always check our website for the most up to date information.

HAYAO MIYAZAKI SERIES

MIYAZAKIS INCREDIBLE CINEMATIC ACHIEVEMENTS

HOWLS MOVING CASTLE (2004)


In a land on the brink of war, Sophie, a young hat maker is
transformed into a ninety-year-old woman by a vengeful witch.
Her only chance at regaining her youth is with the help of a
fire demon who wants to escape the wizard he is bound to. So
begins Sophies journey through the warring nations, where she
crosses paths with kings, sorcerers, a living scarecrow, and, of
course, a moving castle.
Beautifully delving into the themes that Miyazaki has continually returned to (the futility of war and mans relationship with
nature), it also has one of the most moving romantic stories in
any Studio Ghibli film.
KIKIS DELIVERY SERVICE (1989)
Hideo Miyazaki tackles the delicate topics of growing up and
growing vulnerable, taking on the subject matter in a manner
which is, at the same time, serious and whimsical (the hallmarks
of a Studio Ghibli film).
Join Kiki as she begins to understand her powers and shows
the world that not all witches are bad, though they do fly on
broomsticks and own black cats. In Miyazakis world, they
also deliver baked goods, find romance, rescue their pets from
trouble and, on occasion, have their perseverance tested. This
film reminds us that, despite our differences, we all have to
mature from child to adult at some point.
NAUSICAA OF THE VALLEY OF WIND (1984)
This film is one of Miyazakis earliest efforts; he started it as a
long-running comic epic, but in 1984, he produced a two-hour
animated version. All the Miyazaki hallmarks are in place:
rapturous explorations of natural vistas, a fascination with flight
and flying machines, and a spunky female lead out to change
the world, or at least hold her corner of it together through
sheer love.
Nausica is the princess of a rural valley that lives at peace on
the edge of a deadly fungal wasteland, until a ship carrying a
weapon from a bygone industrial age crash-lands nearby. When
warriors from a far country come to retrieve the artifact, their
invasion draws Nausica and her people into a sprawling political conflict.
MY NEIGHBOR TOTORO (1988)
Here is a childrens film made for the world we should live in,
rather than the one we occupy. A film with no villains. No fight
scenes. No evil adults. No fighting between the two kids. No
scary monsters. No darkness before the dawn. A world that is
benign. A world where if you meet a strange towering creature
in the forest, you curl up on its tummy and have a nap.
My Neighbor Totoro has become one of the most beloved of all
family films without ever having been much promoted or advertised. Its a perennial best seller on video. On the Internet Movie
Database, its voted the fifth best family film of all time, right
behind Toy Story 2 and ahead of Shrek. The new Anime
Encyclopedia calls it the best Japanese animated film ever made.
Whenever I watch it, I smile, and smile, and smile.

HAYAO MIYAZAKI SERIES

MIYAZAKIS INCREDIBLE CINEMATIC ACHIEVEMENTS

PRINCESS MONONOKE (1997)


Full of myth, magic, creation, and destruction PRINCESS
MONONOKE stands as one of director Hayao Miyazakis
crowning achievements. The epic struggle of nature against
human industry is shown here through the eyes of a young man
caught up in the middle. The gods of the forest are just trying
to protect their home. The humans invading the woods are
just looking for a little break and poor Ashitaka is just trying to
figure out what is going on and why hes become involved.
With giant wolves, adorable tree spirits, and the beautiful music
of Miyazakis frequent collaborator Joe Hisaishi, you wont be
able to look away. And you wont want to either.
SPIRITED AWAY (2001)
Ostensibly, this film is the story of a girls voyage into the
spirit world to rescue her parents, who, in typical idiotic adult
fashion, drive on a road where they shouldnt drive, eat food
they shouldnt eat and end up getting turned into pigs. But this
premise is, as usual, mainly an excuse for Miyazakis imagination and id to free-associate, channeling and repurposing elements of Eastern and Western mythology, Lewis Carrolls Alice,
E. Nesbit, Where the Wild Things Are, George Herrimans
Krazy Kat comic strip, Mervyn Peakes Gormenghast trilogy
and God only knows what else.

MONTHLY SERIES
DRAFTHOUSE REGULARS

Temple of Schlock:
BLACK TIGRESS (1967, 35mm)
Rare 35mm screening presented by the American Genre Film
Archive! Introduced by Temple of Schlocks Chris Poggiali.
Once upon a time in Spain-doubling-for-the-West, the residents
of Santa Ana were being terrorized by a baddie known as El
Diablo and his hired thugs, who took hostages and bled the
town dry until one day help arrived in the form of... welllll, this
being an Italian western, youre probably expecting Django or
Ringo or Sartana, but no, its sexy saloon singer Lola Gate to the
rescue, played by a badly dubbed...Lola Falana?! Yes, not long
after making her stage debut as a protg of Sammy Davis, Jr.
in the Broadway musical Golden Boy, Lola followed the career
path of Clint Eastwood, Jack Palance and other American actors
who went to Europe in search of the starring roles that were
eluding them in Hollywood.
Video Vortex: BLOODSTREAM (1985)
When filmmaker Alistairs latest slasher -- also called BLOODSTREAM -- is rejected by a scumbag producer, all seems lost.
But when Alistair finds out that the rejection was a ruse to cut
him out of the profits, he does what any self-respecting weirdo
would do -- he dons a skull mask, calls himself The Angel Of
Death, and embarks on a revenge-fueled bloodbath!! BLOODSTREAM explodes with several movies-within-movies and a
meta-boosted commentary on the Video Nasties era. Imagine
Dario Argento reworking THE LAST HOUSE ON DEAD
END STREET through a haze of youth, inexperience, and
third-generation VHS crust and youre halfway there.

MONTHLY SERIES
DRAFTHOUSE REGULARS

Girlie Night: CLUELESS (1985)


Before reinventing Jane Austen became clich, Amy Heckerling
adapted the classic story of Emma into a hilarious, insanely
clever satire of adolescence in Beverly Hills.
At this special quote-along screening, well roll with the homies
and say all of our favorite lines together, plus there will be props
to help us pretend that, for one glorious night, were the Class
of 95 at Bronson Alcott High School.Well play matchmaker
for sweet old teachers, make a cameo at the Val party and thank
an LA city bus driver for taking a chance on an unknown kid.
You dont want to miss it, so slip on your Calvin Klein dress and
make time in your busy pants-dropping schedule to attend.
Monday Night Thread-Up:
HARD BOILED (1992, 35mm)
Rare uncut subtitled version screening in 35mm!
Co-presented by Paracinema.
HARD BOILED stars Chow Yun Fat as a cop named Tequila,
with a penchant for being gruff and seemingly always having
two guns by his side with an endless supply of ammo. It has a
jazz score, plenty of shots of slow motion birds and a climax
that culminates in an epic hospital shootout featuring a nearly
three minute long single take that has been imitated yet never
equaled. A
lready an established action cinema veteran in Hong
Kong with titles like THE KILLER, and A BETTER TOMORROW, John Woo is at his best with HARD BOILED. Its
violent, beautiful, mean and never ever subtle.
Prints of Darkness: MOTEL HELL (1980, 35mm)
Screening in 35mm! Introduced by Fangoria editor-in-chief
Michael Gingold.
Cowboy star Rory Calhoun is Farmer Vincent, who runs the
rural Motel Hello (where the o is on the fritz) with his sister
Ida. The two also have a sideline selling the best smoked meat in
the county, made from a secret ingredient grown in a garden
out back. When a beautiful young woman named Terry begins
an unexpected stay at the motel and takes a shine to Vincent,
the mystery of just how he makes his tasty fritters threatens to
come to light. MOTEL HELL is a horrific hoot rarely revived
on the big screen, so check into our screeningand bring your
appetite!
Free Victory Screening: ROGER & ME (1989)
See Michael Moores debut as a documentarian for FREE before the
release of his landmark new film, WHERE TO INVADE NEXT!
This film explores the devastation wrought upon his hometown
of Flint, Michigan in the wake of dramatic GM workforce
reductions in the 1980s. The son of a factory worker who
escaped Flint by way of a journalism career, Moore profiles the
once-prosperous citys decay and the flailing, often tone-deaf
responses from city officials, wealthy suburb dwellers, and
even hometown celebrities like game show host Bob Eubanks.
His key aim throughout the film -- to confront GM chairman
Roger B. Smith about plant closings and to bring him on a tour
of Flint, where families are evicted on Christmas Eve.

SPECIAL EVENTS

LIVE GUESTS AND OTHER SURPRISES

THE BIG LEBOWSKI Quote-along (1998)


Theres no one quite like him, and were giving you the chance
to abide with The Dude! Weve subtitled all of your favorite
lines so you can use the preferred nomenclature, and well be
handing out inflatable crowbars so you can show Larry what
happens when you f*ck a stranger up the ass. Stand against
aggression with The Dude, yell, Over the line! with Walter
and definitely do not f*ck with the Jesus. You can even enjoy
The Dudes favorite recreation (no, not weed) with a giant-sized
bowling game on stage before the show.
MOULIN ROUGE Sing-along (2001)
If youre a true romantic, you already know the story: Christian
moves to Paris to pursue a Bohemian lifestyle and then of
course falls into a doomed love affair with Satine, the most
beautiful girl at the Moulin Rouge. But until youve seen the
movie and sung the songs and learned that lesson in a movie
theater with 200 other heart-swept people, youll never really
know what its like to be in love. Your heart will swell! Your
lungs will burst! Your brain will explode with rainbows!
UPSIDE DOWN CROSS (2014)
New York premiere with director William Hellfire and actress Erin
Russ in person for Q&A!
Abandoned, abused by the police and in the throes of withdrawal, Nadine, a drug addicted young prostitute, returns to her
childhood home and the mother she ran away from. Nadines
mother, Delilah; a delusional Christian believing demons have
possessed her daughter, searches for a cure for her daughters
erratic behavior. Delilah finds a rogue preacher willing to excise
her daughterfor a fee. Neither realizes they have invited the
devil into their house.

OTHER SCREENINGS
MOVIES YOU SHOULD SEE

IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934)


Claudette Colbert plays a spoiled, rich girl desperate to escape
her fathers overbearing clutches and return to the arms of the
man she loves, aviator King Westley. On the run from Miami
to New York, she meets up with Peter Warne (Clark Gable), a
down-on-his-luck reporter whos stumbled upon the story of the
century. Though his initial intentions are strictly geared toward
his journalistic salvation, romance soon rears its head and the
whole affair soon blooms into a semi-sweet adventure of legendary proportions.
WE ARE TWISTED F***ING SISTER (2014)
When Twisted Sister got their big break in 1983, they became
one of the biggest glam rock bands of the 1980s, their live
shows drawing sell-out crowds and their music videos defining an early MTV. But the band that killed disco was no
overnight success. WE ARE TWISTED F***ING SISTER!
is the wickedly appealing and never-before-told story of the
ten grueling years leading up to the bands legendary career,
recounted directly by the band themselves, their managers and
their biggest fans.

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