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Past Film Screenings Inaugural film: Margaret’s Museum, May 1996 Season 1 1996/1997 Season 5 2000/2001 Antonia’s Line, Sept 1996 East is East, Sept 2000 Lone Star, Oct 1996 New Waterford Girl, Oct 2000 Long Day’s Journey into Night, Nov 1996 Saving Grace, Nov 2000 Big Night, Dec 1996 Stardom, Nov 2000 Celestial Clockwork, Jan 1997 Waydowntown, Jan 2001 Secrets and Lies, Feb 1997 Chocolat, Feb 2001 Breaking the Waves, Mar 1997 Goya in Bordeaux, Mar 2001 Hotel de Love, Apr 1997 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Apr 2001 Waiting for Guffman, May 1997 The Widow of St. Pierre, Apr 2001 Season 2 1997/1998 Season 6 2001/2002 Ulee’s Gold, Sept 1997 The Dish, Sept 2001 When The Cat’s Away, Oct 1997 The Closet, October 2001 Fire, Nov 1997 The Golden Bowl, Nov 2001 Shall We Dance, Dec 1997 The Uncles, Nov 2001 The Hanging Garden, Jan 1998 Innocence, Jan 2002 The Sweet Hereafter, Feb 1998 The War Bride, Feb 2002 The Full Monty, Mar 1998 Kandahar, Mar 2002 Ice Storm, Apr 1998 Amelie, Apr 2002 Mrs. Dalloway, May 1998 Bread and Tulips, Apr 2002 Season 3 1998/1999 Gala Opening of the new Galaxy, July 2002 The Governess, Sept 1998 Amelie Smoke Signals, Oct 1998 The Importance of being Earnest Last Night, Nov 1998 Iris The Red Violin, Dec 1998 Atanarjuat Jerry and Tom, Jan 1999 Men in Black II Life is Beautiful, Feb 1999 Elizabeth, Mar 1999 Season 7 2002/2003 Nõ, Apr 1999 Atanarjuat, Sept 2002 Little Voice, May 1999 Baran, Oct 2002 Bollywood/Hollywood, Nov 2002 Season 4 1999/2000 Nuit de Noces, Dec 2002 This Is My Father, Sept 1999 Mostly Martha, Jan 2003 Besieged, Oct 1999 8 Femmes, Jan 2003 Earth, Nov 1999 Rabbit Proof Fence, Mar 2003 Felicia's Journey, Jan 2000 The Pianist, Apr 2003 Happy, Texas, Feb 2000 The Russian Ark, May 2003 XIU-XIU: The Sent Down Girl, Mar 2000 All About My Mother, Apr 2000 Straight Story, Apr 2000 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 1, Feb 2003 Season 10 2005/2006 Marion Bridge Ladies in Lavender, Sept 2005 Bowling for Columbine Sabah, Oct 2005 Frida Brothers, Oct 2005 Standing in the Shadows of Motown Mad Hot Ballroom, Nov 2005 Far from Heaven Water, Jan 2006 Mrs. Henderson Presents, Feb 2006 Season 8 2003/2004 C.R.A.Z.Y., Mar 2006 Spellbound, Sept 2003 Beowulf & Grendel, Apr 2006 Whale Rider, Oct 2003 A Simple Curve, Apr 2006 Together, Nov 2003 Extra: Lost in Translation, Nov 2003 Saving Face, Nov 2005 Station Agent, Jan 2004 Falling Angels, Jan 2004 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 4, Feb 2006 Casa de les Babys, Mar 2004 Paradise Now Les Triplettes de Belleville, Apr 2004 Paper Clips Girl with a Pearl Earring, May 2004 The Squid and The Whale La Grande Seduction, May 2004 La Neuvaine (Screened in conjunction with local doctor Her Majesty recruitment) Saugeen Shores’ Reel Festival, May 2006 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 2, Feb 2004 Eve and the Firehorse The Barbarian Invasions Tsotsi After Five in the Afternoon Neil Young: Heart of Gold Elephant Joyeaux Noel Emile Republic of Love Season 11 2006/2007 Owen Sound and Port Elgin Wah – Wah, Sept 2006 Season 9 2004/2005 The Journal of Knud Rasmussen, Oct 2006 Saddest Music in the World, Sept 2004 An Inconvenient Truth,Oct 2006 Facing Windows, Oct 2004 Bon Cop Bad Cop,Nov 2006 Being Julia, Nov 2004 Volver, Jan 2007 Weeping Camel, Nov 2004 For your Consideration,Feb 2007 The Motorcycle Diaries, Jan 2005 Snow Cake, Mar 2007 Stage Beauty, Jan 2005 The Painted Veil, Apr 2007 Beyond the Sea, Mar 2005 The Wind that Shakes the Barley, Apr 2007 Saint Ralph, May 2005 Extras: The Merchant of Venice, Apr 2005 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 5, Feb 2007 Hotel Rwanda, May 2005 Manufactured Landscapes Dear Frankie, Jun 2005 Shut up & Sing Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 3, Feb 2005 Orchestra Seats A Very Long Engagement Curse of the Golden Flower House of Flying Daggers Vera Drake Saugeen Shores’ Reel Festival, Apr 2007 Wilby Wonderful After the Wedding Samsara Fido Snow Cake Congorama Season 12 2007/2008 Owen Sound and Port Elgin Season 14 2009/2010 Owen Sound and Port Elgin The Flying Scotsman, Sep 2007 Is Anybody There?, Sep 2009 La Vie en Rose, Sep 2007 Damned United, Oct 2009 Introducing the Dwights, Oct 2007 Cairo Time, Oct 2009 Mon Mellieur Ami, Nov 2007 Bright Star, Nov 2009 Breakfast with Scot, Jan 2008 The Boys are Back, Jan 2010 Emotional Arithmetic, Feb 2008 An Education, Feb 2010 Persepolis,Mar 2008 Cole, Mar 2010 The Kite Runner, Apr 2008 The Messenger, Apr 2010 The Band’s Visit, Apr 2008 The Last Station, May 2010 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 6 Feb 2008 Lars and the Real Girl Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 8 Jan 2010 The Bodybuilder and I Cooking with Stella The Great Debaters Inside Hana’s Suitcase Shake Hands with the Devil Creation Caramel Pour tourjours les Canadiens (French only) screening in English Mar 10 Season 13 2008/2009 Owen Sound and Port Elgin The Young Victoria The Visitor, Sep 2008 Amal, Sep 2008 Summer Showcase 2 Summer 2010 Bottle Shock, Oct 2008 A Shine of Rainbows, Jul 2010 Heaven on Earth, Nov 2008 Trotsky, Jul 2010 No Hit, No Run Summer, Jan 2009 Gunless, Aug 2010 Stone of Destiny, Feb 2009 Me and Orson Welles, Aug 2010 The Reader, Mar 2009 The Necessities of Life, Apr 2009 Welcome to the Sticks, May 2009 Season 15 2010/2011 Owen Sound and Port Elgin Mao’s Last Dancer, Sep 2010 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 7 Feb 2009 The Secret in their Eyes, Oct 2010 One Week Score: A Hockey Musical, Oct 2010 Blindness Get Low, Nov 2010 I’ve Loved You So Long Nowhere Boy, Jan 2011 Outsourced Rabbit Hole, Feb 2011 Happy Go Lucky Made in Dagenham, Mar 2011 Another Year, Apr 2011 Summer Showcase The First Grader, May 2011 Iron Road, Jun 2009 Waterlife, Jul 2009 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 9 Jan 2011 C’est pas moi, je le jure!, Jul 2009 Waste Land Fifty Dead Men Walking, Aug 2009 It’s Kind of a Funny Story Act of God, Aug 2009 Incendies Small Town Murder Songs Never Let Me Go Tamara Drewe Summer Showcase 3 Season 18 2013/2014 Potiche, Jul 2012 Unfinished Song, Sep 2013 Certified Copy, Jul 2012 The Hunt, Sep 2013 Fathers & Sons, Aug 2012 Watermark, Oct 2013 The Concert, Aug 2012 Our Man in Tehran, Nov 2013 Wadjda, Jan 2014 Season 16 2011/2012 Owen Sound Dallas Buyers Club, Feb 2014 The Tree of Life, Sep 2011 Inside Llewyn Davis, Mar 2014 Beginners, Oct 2011 The Past, Apr 2014 Oranges & Sunshine, Oct 2011 The Lunchbox, May 2014 The Guard, Nov 2011 My Week with Marilyn, Jan 2012 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 12 Feb 28-Mar 2, 2014 A Dangerous Method, Feb 2012 Gabrielle Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Mar 2012 Short Term 12 A Separation, Apr 2012 Burt’s Buzz Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, May 2012 Broken Circle Breakdown 20 Feet from Stardom Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 10 Feb 2012 Roxy Cas & Dylan Le Havre Nebraska Take Shelter Monsieur Lazhar Season 19 2014/2015 Cloudburst Magic in the Moonlight, Sep 2014 Café de Flore Boyhood, Sep 2014 Starbuck Calvary, Oct 2014 Pride, Nov 2014 Summer Showcase 4 Whiplash, Jan 2015 The Kid with a Bike, Jun 2012 Force Majeure, Feb 2015 Edwin Boyd: Citizen Gangster, Jul 2012 Mr. Turner, Mar 2015 Hysteria, Aug 2012 Still Alice, Apr 2015 Boychoir, May 2015 Season 17 2012/2013 The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Sep 2012 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 13 Feb 27-Mar 1, 2015 Where Do We Go Now?, Oct 2012 Big News from Grand Rock Beasts of the Southern Wild, Oct 2012 Trick or Treaty? Midnight’s Children, Nov 2012 Phoenix Still Mine, Jan 2013 Wet Bum Stories We Tell, Feb 2013 October Gale Quartet, Mar 2013 Monsoon A Royal Affair, Apr 2013 Sunshine on Leith The Angels’ Share, Apr 2013 The Sapphires, May 2013 (extra screening) Season 20 2015/2016 I’ll See You in My Dreams, Sep 2015 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 11 March 2013 A Brilliant Young Mind, Oct 2015 Anna Karenina Jimmy’s Hall, Oct 2015 Chasing Ice Grandma, Nov 2015 Searching for Sugarman Remember, Jan 2016 Barbara Brooklyn, Feb 2016 Inescapable The Lady in the Van, Mar 2016 Rebelle Mustang, Apr 2016 No Men Beyond this Point, May 2016 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 14 Feb 26-28, 2016 My Internship in Canada Room Carol The Second Mother Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict Sleeping Giant The Legend of Barney Thomson Season 21 2016/2017 Captain Fantastic Sep 2016 The Dressmaker Oct 2016 Love & Friendship Oct 2016 The Beatles: Eight Days a Week Nov 2016 The Eagle Huntress Jan 2017 Manchester by the Sea Feb 2017 I, Daniel Blake Mar 2017 20th Century Women Apr 2017 Maudie May 2017 Owen Sound’s Reel Festival 15 Feb 24-26, 2017 Operation Avalanche Old Stone Lo & Behold – Reveries of the Connected World Hell or High Water Driving with Selvi A Man Called Ove Weirdos Season 22 2017/2018 Their Finest Sep 2017 Frantz Sep 2017 The Glass Castle Oct 2017 Tulip Fever Nov 2017 Faces Places Jan 2018 Permanent Feb 2018 Sami Blood Mar 2018 Meditation Park Apr 2018 The Rider May 2018 Season 23 2018/2019 The Miseducation of Cameron Post Sep 2018 The Children Act Oct 2018 Anthropocene: The Human Epoch Oct 2018 Colette Nov 2018 The Grizzlies Jan 2019 Shoplifters Feb 2019 If Beale Street Could Talk Mar 2019 Woman at War Apr 2019 Wild Rose May 2019 .
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