Masters of cinema! KUBRICK & KUROSAWA. March 2024. Every Friday and Saturday. See these classics on the big screen. Get tix now -> www.slfstix.org
MARCH 1: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
MARCH 2: YOJIMBO
MARCH 8: RAN
MARCH 9: FULL METAL JACKET
MARCH 15: DR. STRANGELOVE OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB
MARCH 16: SEVEN SAMURAI
MARCH 22: STRAY DOGS
MARCH 23: A CLOCKWORK ORANGE
MARCH 29: THE KILLING
MARCH 30: RASHOMON
Tag: broadway
Presenting Black Cinema
Presenting Black Cinema is a series in February to spotlight the unique and varied experience of black cinema.
During February we will have films opening on Sunday for limited runs throughout the week. These films include such varied genres as documentaries, dramas, romance, and horror.
Check out the schedule below. Showtimes May Vary. Tickets will be on sale soon at www.slfstix.org.
Feb 4: I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO
FEB 11: TIME
FEB 18: LOVE AND BASKETBALL
FEB 25: GANJA AND HESS
Filméxico
12TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL EVENT
Filméxico kicks off in November with an exciting lineup that highlights both acclaimed filmmakers and emerging voices from contemporary Mexican cinema. We will be returning to in person screenings at the Broadway starting November 9 – November 16.
Filméxico 2023 lineup will feature prominent works by indigenous filmmakers, as well as seasoned, new and local talent. We will also present a series of panel discussions with Mexican filmmakers, Utah community leaders and cultural binational specialists and allies.
ADMISSIONS
INDIVIDUAL FILM TICKETS
$12 per film screening
$12 per film screening
PASSES
$60 All Access Pass includes access to all Filméxico in person and online films and events. Available now here.
$30 Online Pass includes access to all Filméxico online films and panels.
All tickets and film passes are redeemable at SLFStix.org.
Join us for our opening night live conversation with director Luis F. Puente, following a screening of the short film I Have No Tears and I Must Cry (Sin lágrimas para llorar) on Thursday November 9. The shorts program which features four acclaimed films begins at 7:00 pm with the live conversation panel afterward.
We will also have a live panel following Home Is Somewhere Else (Mi Casa Está en Otra Parte) on Thursday November 16.
GUEST FILMMAKER: Luis F. Puente
Born in Mexico and emigrated to the US during his childhood, Luis Fernando Puente studied Media Arts at Brigham Young University. His recent work includes La Luna y El Colibrí, which participated in numerous film festivals and won multiple awards including the Mesquite Award for Best Texas Short Film at Cine Festival in San Antonio, Texas.
November 10 - November 16
These FREE pre-recorded panels will be available online at SLFSathome.org. These panels discussions are in English and Spanish with subtitles. Available starting Nov. 10 – Nov. 16.
Vaychiletik, Nyanga, 3 Days 3 Years: The San Cristóbal de las Casas Documentary Film School team, join this exciting conversation about the immense possibilities of community and collaboration, and three true stories of the Mayan and AfroMexican people driving the resistance and the change.
Participants:
- Nicolás Défossé, Florencia Gómez, Juan J Pérez and Medhin Tewolde.
- Moderator: José Manzo
Home Is Somewhere Else: A moving conversation about what is life around the undocumented experience, the power of stories that speak to universal needs and emotions, and the amazing crew of over 70 people who crafted this beautifully illustrated and 2023 Ariel winner for Best Animated Film.
Participants:
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- Carlos Haggerman and Jorge Villalobos
- Moderator: Ciriac Álvarez
The Train and The Peninsula: A unique team of experts, gathered exclusively for Filméxico, discuss what does the future look like for the communities this trail project has already cut across, as well as what can be done about a notion of progress that seems imposed on those who will be affected the most by its outcome.
Participants:
- Juan Carlos Bravo, Abelardo de la Cruz, Genner Llanes-Ortiz
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Moderator: Daniel Hernández.
FILM SCHEDULE
Learn more about each film below. Most films will be available in theater or virtually on slfsathome.org.
Films in theater start Thursday Nov. 10. Some films will be available virtually starting Friday Nov. 11.
Thurs Nov 9
7 PM
Nyanga (20 min)
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3 Days, 3 Years / 3 Días, 3 Años (30 min)
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Sweatshop Girl / Chica de Fábrica (16 min)
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I Have No Tears and I Must Cry / Sin lágrimas para llorar (13 min)
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Live panel with I Have No Tears and I Must Cry director Luis F. Puente (30 min)
Fri Nov 10
7 PM
Sweatshop Girl / Chica de Fábrica (16 min)
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The Bone Woman / Huesera (90 min)
Sat Nov 11
7 PM
Tótem (95 min)Sun Nov 12
7 PM
Nyanga (20 min)
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Courage / Coraje (90 min)
Mon Nov 13
7 PM
3 Days, 3 Years / 3 Días, 3 Años (30 min)
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No Son Horas de Olvidar (76 min)
Tues Nov 14
7 PM
I Have No Tears and I Must Cry / Sin lágrimas para llorar
(13 min)
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Dreams / Vaychiletik (83 min)
9 PM
Vaychiletik Panel discussion (Pre-recorded) (53 min)
Wed Nov 15
7 PM
The Train and The Península / El Tren y La Península
(88 min)
9 PM
The Train and The Península / El Tren y La Península Panel discussion (Pre-recorded) (47 min)
Thurs Nov 16
7 PM
Home Is Somewhere Else / Mi Casa Está en Otra Parte (87 min)
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Live Panel Discussion (30 min)
FILMS
Listed alphabetically by title. All films are in Spanish with English subtitles.
THE BONE WOMAN
HUESERA
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH SWEATSHOP GIRL (CHICA DE FÁBRICA)
93 min | 2022 | Mexico, Peru | Not Rated | Spanish | Feature
Directed by Michelle Garza Cervera
It should be the happiest time in Valeria’s life. She and her husband, Raul, have finally seen one of their longtime dreams come true: Valeria is pregnant. At first, everything seems perfect. Gradually, though, her mood darkens. With motherhood upon her, Valeria can’t shake off heavy self-doubt and a pervasive dread, the latter stemming from visions of spider-like presences and other possibly supernatural threats, all of which may be the work of an entity known as “La Huesera.” Hoping to confront these demons, she reconnects with the old, more carefree life she once gave up for Raul, including rekindling an old flame with her first love, Octavia.
COURAGE
CORAJE
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH NYANGA
90 min | 2022 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Feature
Directed by Rubén Rojo Aura In old age, an actress faces the return home of her son, while her career is threatened by imminent blindness. A fiction based on the story of the protagonists themselves.DREAMS
VAYCHILETIK
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH I HAVE NO TEARS, AND I MUST CRY (Sin lágrimas para llorar)
83 min | 2021 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Documentary Feature
Directed by Juan Javier Pérez
Through his dreams, José received a gift given by the gods. A gift that brings consequences. Now that he is at a mature age in life, José would like to rest, but he is not allowed. Vaychiletik explores this fierce yet beautiful reality, forged from the dreams of the Mayan people of Mexico.
HOME IS SOMEWHERE ELSE
MI CASA ESTÁ EN OTRA PARTE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH LIVE PANEL AFTER THE FILM
87 min | 2022 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish, English | Documentary Feature
Directed by Carlos Hagerman, Jorge Villalobos
Fully animated documentary that narrates three stories which share similar fears, hopes and emotions around living the undocumented experience: Jasmine, an 11 y/o US citizen who lives afraid of her undocumented parents being deported; Sisters Evelyn and Elizabeth -a US citizen and an undocumented immigrant respectively- separated by their different migratory status; and Lalo, who was deported from his home state of Utah to Mexico at 23 y/o and since then has become an advocate to this generation of returnees and deported Mexicans through his spoken word poetry.
I HAVE NO TEARS, AND I MUST CRY
SIN LÁGRIMAS PARA LLORAR
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 & TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN ON OPENING NIGHT WITH NYANGA, 3 DAYS, 3 YEARS (3 DÍAS, 3 AÑOS), & SWEATSHOP GIRL (CHICA DE FÁBRICA), ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9 & DREAMS (VAYCHILETIK) ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14
Live Panel following the Shorts program on Friday November 9.
13 min | 2022 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Short
Directed by Luis Fernando Puente
Maria Luisa is ready to plan her life in the US after almost a two year wait for her greencard to be aproved by the Department of Homeland Security, but when she and her husband, Jorge, are confronted about an error in her paperwork by an immigration officer, Maria Luisa is left to decide how to move forward in this seemingly endless limbo.
NO SON HORAS DE OLVIDAR
NO SON HORAS DE OLVIDAR
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH 3 DAYS, 3 YEARS (3 DÍAS, 3 AÑOS)
76 min | 2020 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Documentary Feature
Directed by David Castañon Medina
Jorge is afraid. It seems inevitable that Juana will end up forgetting him because she has lost her identity on two occasions: the first, forced by the dictatorship in Chile; the last one, due to an Alzheimer’s outbreak. Anticipating the imminent disappearance from the world of his companion, Jorge investigates her disrupted memory through music, writings and images; willing to find the remnants of a life, the remnants of his love.
NYANGA
NYANGA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 & SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH THE SHORTS PROGRAM ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9 & COURAGE (CORAJE) ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12
20 min | 2023 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Documentary Feature
Directed by Medhin Tewolde Serrano
During colonial times, Nyanga was kidnapped off the coast of Africa, brought to Mexico, and enslaved. Based on historical facts and using shadow theatre techniques and hand cinema, ‘Nyanga’ is a tribute to the resistance against colonial chains.
SWEATSHOP GIRL
CHICA DE FÁBRICA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH THE SHORTS PROGRAM ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9 & THE BONE WOMAN (HUESERA) ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10
16 min | 2022 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Short
Directed by Selma Cervantes
Inés works as a seamstress in a sweatshop where pregnancy tests are periodically administered. When she becomes pregnant, she is sure that her condition will get her fired. She does everything she can to keep it a secret.
THE TRAIN AND THE PENINSULA
EL TREN Y LA PENÍNSULA
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 | 7 PM
88 min | 2023 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish, English, Mayan | Documentary Feature
Directed by Sky Richards, Andreas Kruger Foncerrada
It is a deep dive into Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula as the 1500 km railroad megaproject called “Tren Maya” is being built. A cinematic journey along the projected route of the train takes us on a thrilling ride across the Peninsula. The incisive and transparent testimonies of the inhabitants of the Peninsula weave together a collective story and reveal a human landscape full of vitality and wisdom that exposes the clash between different ways of imagining progress. An urgent film that unveils the worlds hidden behind the tourist paradise that everyone knows, delving into the ideological and territorial battles unfolding in the ancestral land of the Maya.
3 DAYS 3 YEARS
3 DÍAS, 3 AÑOS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 & MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN WITH THE SHORTS PROGRAM ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9 & NO SON HORAS DE OLVIDAR ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 13
84 min | 2022 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Documentary Feature
Directed by Florencia Gómez Sántiz
Elena, a Mayan Tzotzil woman from San Andrés Larráinzar, Chiapas, is challenged by the uses and customs of her people when an almost entirely male community assembly appoints her as a municipal trustee. As an authority, she introduces us to the complexity of the system of socio-political organization in San Andrés. During her term of office, the traditional practice of masculinity begins to be questioned.
TÓTEM
TÓTEM
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 | 7 PM
95 min | 2023 | Mexico | Not Rated | Spanish | Feature
Directed by Lila Avilés
TÓTEM is a choral film about life. Seven-year-old Sol spends the day at her grandfather’s home, helping her aunts Nuri and Alejandra with the preparations for a surprise party they are throwing for Sol’s father, Tonatiuh. As daylight fades, a strange and chaotic atmosphere takes over, shattering the bonds that hold a family together. Sol will come to understand that her world is about to change dramatically, embracing the essence of letting go and cherishing the breath of life.
Tower Of Terror at Broadway
Tower Of Terror is back! Every weekend starting Sept. 8, we will be featuring horror films that will have you looking over your shoulder. While the Tower is under renovation, this year we will be screening these seasonal classics at Broadway Centre Cinemas.
Don't Forget... Invincible Czars 9/6 & 9/7
Grab tickets while you can for our kick off of the spooky season with the Invincible Czars! Celebrating their 20th anniversary, we are excited to have these amazing artists play their original scores to two of the silent era’s most influential masterpieces.
See these silent film classics with a live accompaniment score at the Broadway starting at 7:00 pm:
THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI (1920) – Sept 6
NOSFERATU (1922) – Sept 7
Get tickets now – > www.slfstix.org
Summer Showdown
Starts May 27
Films compete each weekend to be crowned the Champion Of Summer.
SLFS SUMMER SHOWDOWN will pit two films against one another each weekend to see what films are the champion of summer!
Cult Cinema at its best. How it works.
Friday and Saturday nights at Broadway we will present cult, indie, and summer cinema goodness. Screenings will include a limited edition swag, merchandise, and surprise give-aways. Collect them all!
We will announce the winning film each week on our social media, so follow us!
At the end of summer only ONE film will be crowned CHAMPION OF SUMMER.
How do YOU help determine the winner?
Each weekend your favorite films will gain ranking on our leader board according to:
1) Audience Attendance (bring all your friends!) (1 point per person)
2) Donations attributed to the film or received day of screening (1 point per dollar)
Have a favorite film? Be sure to attend in-person or donate to help the rankings each weekend.
*Eligibility audience members must have purchased a ticket through slfs.org online ticketing systems and must have provided their email and telephone number at the time of purchase for our Audience Awards program. SLFS is not responsible for lost or misdirected emails, send errors, or junk email capture, and recommends all audiences check their junk after the winning film is announced in September. Non-Transferable. Restrictions apply. No guarantees will be given and gifts may be first-come, first-served if some items are limited in quantity.
Māsima: Pacific Islands Film Tour
Māsima: Pacific Islands Film Tour kicks off on Friday, May 17th, with an exciting lineup that highlights acclaimed filmmakers and emerging voices from the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
These films, touching on incredible stories of connection, traditions, resistance and much more, are curated and presented by Salt Lake Film Society, Utah Pacific Islands Knowledge 2 Action Resource and Utah Pacific Islands Film Series.
Māsima 2024 is part of our annual Cultural Tours, a decade long celebration of history, culture, diversity and heritage of Utah communities.
PANELS
Available Free May 19 - May 24
Māsima 2023 Panel Conversations: Guided by our amazing moderator, Kamaile Tripp-Harris, our Māsima 2023 panel conversations are a true celebration of Pacific Islanders diversity as well as educational experiences that help create awareness and cultural connections within Pasifika filmmakers all around the world.
These FREE pre-recorded panels will be available online at SLFSathome.org. Available thru May 24.Pasifika Women Filmmakers Boldly Breaking the Norm
PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE
Panelists: Gabriella Brayne, Ruby Harris, Jessica Magro, Alice Lolohea.
Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
Heritage, Community and Land Sovereignty PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelists: Lani Cupchoy, Justin Gerona, Glenda Tuaine, Nancy Thompson, Iara Lee Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
A Filmmaker’s Journey to Challenge Hawaii’s Colonial Narrative PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelist: Anthony Banua-Simon Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
Uplifting Storytellers Through Collective Power PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelists: Veialu Aila-Unsworth, Pumehana Cabral, Peter Filimaua, Alexis Si’i, Lauren To’omalatai, Misa Tupou. Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
There’s No Vanity in Believing in Yourself PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelist: Joshua Leomiti Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
Join this group of ground-breaking Pasifika women filmmakers as they discuss what inspires them, how they use their work to promote stories sovereignty and celebrate community, and how they tear down barriers while staying true to their own voices. One of our favorite panel conversations of all times that surely will leave you wanting to follow up on these amazing artists journeys.
Heritage, Community and Land Sovereignty PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelists: Lani Cupchoy, Justin Gerona, Glenda Tuaine, Nancy Thompson, Iara Lee Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
From freedom, to land rights to cultural connections and thought-provoking artists, we couldn’t have asked for a more diverse and inclusive conversation. This panel is as much one of a kind as it is a convergence of passion for storytelling in true Māsima Film Tour style.
A Filmmaker’s Journey to Challenge Hawaii’s Colonial Narrative PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelist: Anthony Banua-Simon Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
An emotional insight into Anthony Banua-Simon’s journey to establish the connections between colonialism, unethical business and entertainment industry, while threading the story of how Hawai’i has been sold as paradise, while being stolen away from those for whom is their Native and rightful home. An educational, exciting and moving panel discussion, recorded exclusively for Māsima 2023.
Uplifting Storytellers Through Collective Power PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelists: Veialu Aila-Unsworth, Pumehana Cabral, Peter Filimaua, Alexis Si’i, Lauren To’omalatai, Misa Tupou. Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
United by Visual Communications, Armed With a Camera Fellowship, this group of emerging Pacific Islanders filmmakers found new ways to uplift their work in the power of collective creation. You can feel the community, support and intimacy through the screen and we guarantee you will leave the conversation lightened and grateful you did not miss it.
There’s No Vanity in Believing in Yourself PANEL AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY NOW HERE Panelist: Joshua Leomiti Moderator: Kamaile Tripp-Harris
“Am I wanting something that isn’t mine or is this mine and I have to fight for it?” This and many other inspiring questions await as we listen to Joshua Leomiti reflect on the challenges of believing in yourself while navigating a complex industry that pushes uniqueness into boxes. In the words of our Production team: “We were smiling through the entire conversation” and we assure you, so will you.
FILM INFO AND SCHEDULE SOON
CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES
Films in theater start Thursday May 18. Some films will be available virtually starting Friday May 19.
Thurs May 18
7 PM
Opening Night Red Carpet Event
Cane Fire
1 hr 30 min
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Post-screening panel (45 min)
Fri May 19
7 PM
The Voyagers Legacy
10 min
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We Are Still Here
1 hr 22 min
Sat May 20
7 PM
TAPA: The Cloth that Binds Us
10 min
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Taonga: An Artist Activist
15 min
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Call Edith
9 min
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The Alexander Ball
31 min
Sun May 21
7 PM
Testimony
10 min
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Māui Adventures: Capturing the Sun
1 min 28 sec
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WANTOKS: Dance of Resilience in Melanesia
20 min
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Aloha Soul Food
12 min
Mon May 22
7 PM
Loimata: The Sweetest Tears
1 hr 34 min
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Post-screening panel (30 min)
This film contains graphic
depictions of sexual
violence and contains
potentially distressing
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This film contains graphic
depictions of sexual
violence and contains
potentially distressing
material.
Tues May 23
7 PM
Cane Fire
1 hr 30 min
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8:30 PM
The Deceiver
23 min 04 sec
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Post screening Q&A (15 min)
Wed May 24
7 PM
Armed With a Camera Shorts Program
42 min
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Post screening panel (30 min)
FILMS AND SHORTS INFO SOON
Listed alphabetical by title.
THE ALEXANDER BALL
SATURDAY, MAY 20 | 7 PM
WILL SCREEN AS PART OF SHORTS PROGRAM 1 ON SATURDAY MAY 20
31 min | 2022 | Australia | Not Rated | English | Short
Directed by Jessica Magro
An observational documentary celebrating Sāmoan-Māori-Australian trans woman of color, Ella Ganza, and the Meanjin ballroom scene, as she and her ballroom family prepare for one of the biggest pride events of the year: The Alexander Ball.
Music May starts May 5
Join us at SLFS in May 2023 for our Music May retrospective series is curated by musician John Doe from the band “X” every weekend on Fridays and Saturdays starting May 5.
John Doe is a founding member of the legendary punk rock band X, who released ALPHABETLAND in April 2020. His eleventh solo record, Fables in a Foreign Land (Fat Possum Records) was released in May of 2022. He has appeared in over 60 films and television productions, some of his most notable roles have been in Road House, Georgia, Roadside Prophets, Great Balls of Fire, Pure Country and Roswell. His most recent film effort is playing the lead, Frank Bigelow, in a period correct, re-imagined version of the film noir, D.O.A. So far it has won several film festival awards including Best Picture & Best Actor. He currently lives in Austin, Texas.
Showtimes may vary. Tickets will be on sale at www.slfstix.org.
MAY 5: CHULAS FROTERAS
MAY 6: X: THE UNHEARD MUSIC
MAY 12: I’M NOT HERE
MAY 13: BIRD (1988)
MAY 19: BLACK ORPHEUS
MAY 20: SEARCHING FOR SUGARMAN
MAY 26: THE GIRL CAN’T HELP IT
MAY 27: THE HARDER THEY COME
In The Can with Doug Fabrizio starts April 20
Salt Lake Film Society partners with University of Utah department of Film and Media Arts and KUER’s RadioWest host Doug Fabrizio to bring you a conversation about THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS. This month’s special guest will be University of Utah Associate Professor of Film Studies Sarah Sinwell. Admission includes a screening of the film followed by a live panel discussion.
Join us for this one night only special event! Tickets are now available here.
Anderson and Anderson in April 2023
Join us at SLFS in April 2023 for a retrospective series featuring the films of P.T. Anderson and Wes Anderson every weekend on Friday and Saturday starting March 31st.
Paul Thomas Anderson (known as P.T.) grew up in the San Fernando Valley in the ’70s and 80’s. At an early age, he decided that directing was all he wanted to do and started making short films with his friends. As a senior in high school he wrote, produced, and directed a 30 minute short film “The Dirk Diggler Story”. (This became the basis for his film Boogie Nights.) While at the Sundance Feature Film program he developed the film “Sydney” which became the acclaimed film Hard Eight. After struggles with his distributor, he took his own version of “Sydney” to Cannes where it screened in the Un Certain Regard section. Eventually “Sydney” was released as Hard Eight in 1996, of which film critic Roger Ebert wrote “Movies like Hard Eight remind me of what original, compelling characters the movies can sometimes give us.”
Wes Anderson was born in Houston, Texas in 1969. Also at a young age he was driven to become a filmmaker making silent films with his brothers and friends. Later working as a projectionist at the University of Texas at Austin he met writer/actor Owen Wilson who he collaborated with in his early films such as Bottle Rocket. His signature post-modern style and subversion of main-stream storytelling stands out amidst commercial filmmaking today. Big star-studded casts, fast paced humor, and a nostalgia mark his films which are never quite what you expected.
These popular directors, who happen to share a last name, represent a new wave of stylistic directing that always surprises. Their way of telling stories is unique in a world of short attention spans and easy endings.
Showtimes may vary. Tickets will be on sale at www.slfstix.org.
Mar 31: The Fantastic Mr. Fox
April 1: Boogie Nights
April 7: Punch Drunk Love
April 8: The Grand Budapest Hotel
April 14: Hard Eight
April 15: Bottle Rocket
April 21: There Will Be Blood
April 22: The Royal Tenenbaums
April 28: Magnolia
April 29: Rushmore
Holiday Hours 2022
It’s the holiday season! We have some changes in our hours at the Broadway:
- Christmas Eve 12/24 & New Year’s Eve 12/31 the Broadway will close early at 8 pm.
- We will have regular hours on both Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
- Tickets are on sale for all films at SLFStix.org.
Happy Holidays to Everyone from SLFS!
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