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September 2021 Cinema Calendar MAMA WEED and writers weigh in on the lasting impact of ON BROADWAY Sep 1 - 5 his virulent ideology. (Petra Epperlein & Michael Sep 8 - 12 This Caper Comedy is based on the interna- Tucker, 2021, USA, 1:32, NR) Broadway was on the verge of bankruptcy in tional bestseller La Daronne, winner of the the 70s. At a moment when NYC is facing an European Crime Fiction Prize and The Grand ALL THE STREETS ARE SILENT : THE uncertain path forward in its recovery from Prix de Litterature Policire, France’s most pres- CONVERGENCE OF SKATEBOARDING a devastating pandemic, this fascinating and tigious prise of Crime Fiction. Isabelle Huppert & HIP-HOP hugely enjoyable documentary shows how plays a translation for the Paris police who uses Sep 8 Broadway led the way in the city’s last great re- insider knowledge to earn extra income while In the late ‘80s & early ‘90s, the streets of birth and provides a model of how it can come staying one step ahead of her colleagues at The downtown New York were the site of a collision back again. Curtains up! (Oren Jacoby, 2019, Precinct. (Jean-Paul Salome, 2020, France, 1:44, between two vibrant subcultures: skateboard- USA, 1:22, NR) NR) ing and hip hop. Zoo York co-founder Eli Gesner shows us the magic of the time period and the SUN CHILDREN THE MEANING OF HITLER convergence that created a style and visual Sep 8 - 12 Sep 1 - 5 language that would have an outsized and Like a dark, Persian version of Goonies, this is We need to examine our culture’s fascination enduring cultural effect. Screened in collabora- the story of Ali, who recruits his gang to find with Hitler and Nazism set against the back- tion with Street Wise Artivism Festival. (Jeremy hidden treasure. But first the children must en- drop of the current rise of white supremacy, the Elkin, 2021, USA, 1:29, NR) roll at the charitable Sun School. (Majid Majidi, normalization of antisemitism and the weapon- 202, Iran, 1:39, NR) ization of history itself. Shot in nine countries, the film traces Hitler’s movements as historians MEMBERSHIP TICKETS Consider becoming a member of The Dairy Arts Center. Unless otherwise noted, tickets are $12 adult, $8.50 Member benefits include discounted admissions to regular student/senior/child, $6.50 Boedecker Members. features, advance opportunity to purchase series and There are no added charges for any mode or time cultural content packages, and invitations to special events of purchase. Tickets are available online at thedairy. and free screenings. Individual memberships are $120, or a org until 30 minutes before showtime, then at The Household membership for two persons at the same address Boedecker Theater 30 minutes before first show is $180. Applications are available on our website, at the Box of the day. Come early and enjoy the current art Office, and at The Boedecker Theater concessions. exhibitions in The Dairy’s three art galleries. THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: WWW.THEDAIRY.ORG FOLLOW US AT FACEBOOK.COM/THEDAIRY | TWITTER.COM/DAIRYARTS | FACEBOOK.COM/THEDAIRY AT US FOLLOW experiences. learn, and engage in high quality performing, cinematic, and visual arts arts visual and cinematic, performing, quality high in engage and learn, The Dairy Center for the Arts provides diverse opportunities to create, create, to opportunities diverse provides Arts the for Center Dairy The local craft beer, fine wine, and healthy snacks during screenings. screenings. during snacks healthy and wine, fine beer, craft local more. In addition to traditional movie concessions, patrons can enjoy enjoy can patrons concessions, movie traditional to addition In more. featuring independent film, live broadcasts of opera and ballet, and and ballet, and opera of broadcasts live film, independent featuring N intimate 60-seat theater offering the highest quality cinema experience, experience, cinema quality highest the offering theater 60-seat intimate Arts Center proudly presents The Boedecker Theater, a plush and and plush a Theater, Boedecker The presents proudly Center Arts Thanks to the generous support of The Boedecker Foundation, Dairy Dairy Foundation, Boedecker The of support generous the to Thanks THE PARKING LOT IS TO THE WEST, ACCESSED OFF OF WALNUT ST. WALNUT OF OFF ACCESSED WEST, THE TO IS LOT PARKING THE ENTRANCE FACES EAST ON 26TH STREET STREET 26TH ON EAST FACES ENTRANCE WWW.THEDAIRY.ORG | 303.440.7826 X110 303.440.7826 | WWW.THEDAIRY.ORG BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 COLORADO BOULDER, 2590 WALNUT STREET WALNUT 2590 DAIRY ARTS CENTER ARTS DAIRY DAIRY ARTS CENTER | SEPTEMBER 2021 CINEMA CALENDAR CLASSICS: IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE face his past, his family, and the uncertainty of his FIRST DATE Sep 12 legacy. (Bassam Tariq, 2021, UK, 1:30, NR) Sep 10 This very influential classic of Hong Kong cinema Shy teenager Mike finally summons the courage to has a new digital transfer and theatrical release in IN BALANCHINE’S CLASSROOM ask out his badass neighbor Kelsey, only to realize the US. Lush visuals and precise cinematography Sep 22 - 26 he’s missing a key element for a successful date — create a subtle and personal experience as two Journey back to the glory years of George the car. “If Tarantino made and indie teen com- neighbors form a strong bond after both suspect Balanchine’s New York City Ballet through the re- edy...” USA Today (Manuel Crosby & Darren Knapp, extramarital activities of their spouses. (Kar-Wai membrances of his former dancers and their quest 2021, USA, 1:43, NR) Wong, 2000, Hong Kong, 1:38, PG) to fulfill the vision of a genius. (Connie Hochman, 2021, USA, 1:29, NR) DEMONIC PIG Sep 17 Sep 15 - 18 MANHATTAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL Horror from the writer/director of District 9. A Living alone in the Oregon wilderness, a truffle Sep 29 - Oct 3 young woman unleashes terrifying demons when hunter returns to Portland to find the person The 10 Finalists in the 2021 edition were selected supernatural forces at the root of a decades old who stole his beloved pig. With overwhelmingly from among 967 entries from 70 countries. Now rift between mother and daughter are revealed in positive reveiws, this is Nicolas Cage at his Finest. you get to choose which of the Final Ten is best! a virtual reality simulation. (Neill Blomkamp, 2021, (Michael Sarnoski, 2021, UK, 1:32, R) Canada, 1:44, R) AWARE: GLIMPSES OF HER SOCIALIST SMILE CONSCIOUSNESS Sep 15 - 18 WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING Sep 29 - Oct 3 This profiles author, activist, and lecturer Helen Sep 24 Six brilliant researchers around the world set out Keller’s political life as a supporter of progres- Seeking shelter from a storm, a family find them- to discover the true meaning of consciousness, sive causes. With long passages of onscreen text selves trapped for days with no sign of rescue and the world’s greatest unsolved mystery. Through from Keller’s own writings, and sparse visuals and untold evils lurking just beyond the walls in this radically different approaches, the audience narration, it demands deep engagement from the wildly fun house-of-horrors thrill ride. (Sean King dives into a fascinating world of high-tech brain audience. (John Gianvito, 2020, USA, 1:33, NR) O’Grady, 2021, USA, 1:37, NR) research, eastern meditation, psychedelics, the consciousness of plants, and eventually beyond WE ARE LITTLE ZOMBIES CLASSICS: CHUNGKING EXPRESS the explicable. (Eric Black & Frauke Sandig, 2021, Oct 1 Sep 19 Germany, 1:42, NR) Four children find themselves orphaned and alone, In this defining work of cinema two cops struggle so they team up together and form a rock band. with their gloriously disaterous love-lives. For And a bunch of other stuff happens, too, in this being so artful and revered, this film is also very FRIDAY NIGHT WEIRD wildly visual ode to video games and grieving. fun to watch. (Kar-Wai Wong, 1994, Hong Kong, (Makoto Nagahisa, 2019, Japan, 2:00, NR) 1:43, PG-13) JOHN AND THE HOLE Sep 3 A desperate game of survival unfolds after 13 year MOGUL MOWGLI old John traps his family in a hole in the ground in Sep 22 - 26 this unsettling psychological thriller. (Pascual Sisto, This is the debut narrative feature from award- 2021, USA, 1:38, R) winning documentary filmmaker Bassam Tariq. It follows the story of a British Pakistani rapper (Riz Ahmed) who, on the cusp of his first world tour, is struck down by an illness that forces him to SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SEPTEMBER4:30 Mama Weed 4:30 The Meaning of 20214:00 Mama Weed 3:00 The Meaning of Hitler Hitler 7:00 The Meaning of 6:30 The Meaning of 5:30 Mama Weed Hitler 7:00 Mama Weed Hitler 8:00 The Meaning of VAXXED SCREENINGS 8:30 FNW John and Hitler 1 2the Hole 3 4 2:00 The Meaning of 4:30 Sun Children 4:30 On Broadway 4:00 Sun Children 1:30 On Broadway Hitler 7:00 On Broadway 7:00 Sun Children 6:30 On Broadway 3:30 Sun Children 4:30 Mama Weed VAXXED SCREENINGS 8:30 FNW : First Date 6:00 On Broadway VAXXED SCREENINGS 8:00 Sun Children 7:00 All the Streets Are Silent 5 6 7Grace Gamm 8 Theater 9 10 11 1:00 Sun Children 4:30 Her Socialist 4:30 Pig 4:00 Her Socialist 4:00 Pig Smile Smile 3:30 On Broadway 7:00 Her Socialist 6:00 Her Socialist 7:00 Pig Smile 6:30 Pig Smile 5:30 In the Mood for Love* VAXXED SCREENINGS 8:30 FNW: Demonic 8:00 Pig VAXXED12 SCREENINGS 13 14 15 16 17 18 3:00 Pig 4:30 Mogul Mowgli 4:30 In Balanchine’s 4:00 Mogul Mowgli 4:00 In Balanchine’s Classroom Classroom 5:30 Chungking 7:00 In Balanchine’s 6:30 In Balanchine’s 6:00 Mogul Mowgli Express* Classroom 7:00 Mogul Mowgli Classroom VAXXED SCREENINGS VAXXED SCREENINGS 8:30 FNW: We Need 8:30 Dairy Comedy in 19 20 21 22 23 24to Do Something 25the BOE 2:00 In Balanchine’s 4:00 Manhattan Short 4:30 Aware 3:00 Manhattan Short 3:00 Manhattan Short Classroom 7:00 Aware 7:00 Manhattan Short 6:00 Aware 5:30 Aware 4:30 Mogul Mowgli VAXXED SCREENINGS 8:30 FNW: We Are 8:00 Manhattan Short VAXXED26 SCREENINGS 27 28 29 30Little Zombies 1 2 .
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