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Showtimes for Tuesday, January 8, 2013
LEMONADE: DETROIT & MY BROOKLYN (Doc Night at The New Parkway) (2012)
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LEMONADE: DETROIT Bad news is sensational. It's the stuff of prime time exposes and gotcha news hours. People are attracted to bad news for the same reason they slow down past car accidents and watch horror movies -- It's impossible to turn away. But instead of sensationalizing blight, the film Lemonade: Detroit sensationalizes hope. It is about the disarming resilience of a city that can no longer rely on a single industry for its livelihood. Rather than glamorizing ruin porn, Lemonade: Detroit makes hope, optimism, and positivity as intriguing to watch as a train wreck. Director: Erik Proulx *partial screening
MY BROOKLYN, a recent Audience Award winner at the Brooklyn Film Festival, chronicles how city government and corporate interests joined forces to remake Downtown Brooklyn, displacing small businesses and long-time residents. The film focuses on the policies and politics reshaping the Fulton Mall, one of the most successful and most maligned shopping destinations in New York City. It also investigates the historical roots of this contemporary urban makeover, reaching as far back as far as the Great Depression, and expanding beyond Downtown to examine the origins of change in neighborhoods like Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, and Bed-Stuy. Director: Kelly Anderson/Allison Lirish Dean
LEMONADE: DETROIT Bad news is sensational. It's the stuff of prime time exposes and gotcha news hours. People are attracted to bad news for the same reason they slow down past car accidents and watch horror movies -- It's impossible to turn away. But instead of sensationalizing blight, the film Lemonade: Detroit sensationalizes hope. It is about the disarming resilience of a city that can no longer rely on a single industry for its livelihood. Rather than glamorizing ruin porn, Lemonade: Detroit makes hope, optimism, and positivity as intriguing to watch as a train wreck. Director: Erik Proulx *partial screening
MY BROOKLYN, a recent Audience Award winner at the Brooklyn Film Festival, chronicles how city government and corporate interests joined forces to remake Downtown Brooklyn, displacing small businesses and long-time residents. The film focuses on the policies and politics reshaping the Fulton Mall, one of the most successful and most maligned shopping destinations in New York City. It also investigates the historical roots of this contemporary urban makeover, reaching as far back as far as the Great Depression, and expanding beyond Downtown to examine the origins of change in neighborhoods like Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, and Bed-Stuy. Director: Kelly Anderson/Allison Lirish Dean
Director Kelly Anderson's personal journey as a Brooklyn 'gentrifier' to understand the forces reshaping...
Rated: N/A
Runtime: 1 h 25 min
Showtimes: 7:00pm
FLIGHT (2012)
IMDBAdmission Price: $6
An airline pilot saves almost all his passengers on his malfunctioning airliner which eventually crashed, but an investigation into the accident reveals something troubling.
Rated: R
Runtime: 2 h 18 min
Showtimes: 7:30pm
KILLING THEM SOFTLY (2012)
IMDBAdmission Price: $6
Jackie Cogan is an enforcer hired to restore order after three dumb guys rob a Mob protected card game, causing the local criminal economy to collapse.
Rated: R
Runtime: 1 h 37 min
Showtimes: 10:00pm
HOLY MOTORS (2012)
IMDBAdmission Price: $6
From dawn to dusk, a few hours in the shadowy life of Monsieur Oscar...
Rated: Not Rated
Runtime: 1 h 55 min
Showtimes: 10:30pm