Film Streams at the Ruth Sokolof Theater Programming Calendar 10.2 October – December 2016 BLACK ORPHEUS Lopert Pictures/Photofest
Dundee Revival October 1 – December 8 Omaha Steaks Classics Forty-six years ago this month, the Dundee Theater, then part of the Cooper theaters chain, programmed a film FILMS series meant to test the waters on a rather lovely idea. King Kong 1933 “We have noted around the country a growing “The Sound of Music” took over for an extraor- Oliver Twist 1948 interest in the motion picture as an art form,” dinary 118-week run, but then along came a Cooper rep told The World-Herald in Octo- this fantastic series of classic revivals and art- Black Orpheus 1959 ber 1970. “We hope to encourage this.” film gems — a series we’re thrilled to excerpt La Ronde 1950 this fall. Featuring a host of great directors Häxan: Witchcraft Interestingly, just seven years earlier, the (François Truffaut, Orson Welles, David Lean, Through the Ages 1922 Dundee had rebranded as an art house, with Ingmar Bergman, and Max Ophüls among no less than Fellini’s 8 1/2 as its kickoff fea- 8 ½ 1963 them), as well as selections for all ages (from ture. The move was cut short in 1965 when The Magnificent 1933 alone: KING KONG starring Fay Wray Ambersons 1942 and the Marx Brothers’ DUCK SOUP), it’s a Jules and Jim 1962 way for us to celebrate the history of Omaha’s last surviving single-screen cinema and to The Blue Angel 1930 share our excitement over the Dundee’s own The Seventh Seal 1957 revival a little more than a year from now. Wild Strawberries 1957 Stay tuned for updates! Marx Brothers In the meantime, we’d love to hear Double Feature: Duck Soup 1933 from you. The Dundee created movie & Room Service 1938 memories for millions of Omahans over the years. If you have a story to share, please let KING KONG us know by emailing [email protected].
Generously sponsored by THE PROGRAM 2016 Local 12 films, 140 min. One Day, One Month, One Year No Sleep Dir. Nik Fackler Filmmakers Dir. Derek Davidson Lost Nights Stones Dir. Tony Costello Showcase Dir. Nico Sandi The Simple Gift Black Canaries of Walnut Grove October 20 – 27, 2016 Dir. Jesse Kreitzer Dir. John Richard Curated by The Union for Contemporary Art Barely Business The Woods Dir. Remington Smith Dir. Tony Bonacci For our seventh annual curated program featuring the work of area The Person Over the Bridge artists, we invited the staff of The Union for Contemporary Art, who are Beside You Dir. Maria Lavelle & Sarah Kocher moving to a gorgeous new home in North Omaha’s Blue Lion Center Northwest High School building later this year, to select this year’s program. They reviewed more THRIVE Club* High Up, “Two than 40 submissions from Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota. Jury members 9 Lives Weeks” Dir. Ewan Dir. Harrison Martin Brigitte McQueen Shew, Paige Reitz, Holly McAdams Olson, Teal Gardner, McFarland-Smith* and Joey Lynch decided on a program of 12 short films. *Student Spotlight selections Viewers will discover work made in our own backyard that will delight, inform, thrill, and chill. Selections include a comedy about an aspiring Visit filmstreams.org for more businesswoman; a chilling horror film; a soulful music video; an exploration information about the program, of a sleepless mind; a narrative short about a family of miners; a drama opening Thursday, October 20, with a special about brothers at a crossroads; an experimental screendance film; and docu- premiere screening and post-party with mentaries on homelessness in South Dakota, capital punishment in Nebraska, the filmmakers and continuing daily through and the heritage of an Iowa farmer. For the first time, we also reserved Thursday, October 27. space in the program for two projects by primary and secondary students.
The Met: Live in HD Presented in partnership with 2016 – 2017 Season
Wagner Saariaho Dvorák Tchaikovsky Tristan und L’Amour de loin Rusalka Eugene Onegin Isolde Live: Dec 10 Live: Feb 25 Live: Apr 22 Live: Oct 8 Encore: Dec 14 Encore: Mar 1 Encore: Apr 26 Encore: Oct 12 Verdi Verdi Strauss Mozart Nabucco La Traviata Der Don Giovanni Live: Jan 7 Live: Mar 11 Rosenkavalier Live: Oct 22 Encore: Jan 11 Encore: Mar 15 Live: May 13 Encore: Oct 26 Encore: May 17 Gounod Mozart L’AMOUR DE LOIN Roméo et Idomeneo Juliette Live: Mar 25 Live: Jan 21 Encore: Mar 29 Encore: Jan 25 With Prelude Talks by Opera Omaha before live Saturday showings. Tickets: $24 General, $20 for Film Streams Members and Opera Omaha Subscribers. $10 for students.
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Sarah Bay Yale Comin g Soon Omaha Premieres
MOONLIGHT Coming Soon American Honey First-Run (R) Directed by Andrea Arnold. The underground hit of Cannes! Shia LaBeouf and Coming Soon newcomer Sasha Lane star as members of a rag-tag group of hard-living drifters. USA; 163 min. Certain Women First-Run (R) Starts Nov 23 Directed by Kelly Reichardt. In three vignettes, Kristen Stewart, Loving Laura Dern, and Michelle Williams First-Run (PG-13) are determined small-town Montana CERTAIN WOMEN Directed by Jeff Nichols. women faced with life-altering challenges. USA; 107 min. A tender historical drama about an interracial couple whose marriage defied Virginia Coming Soon Coming Soon law. UK/USA; 123 min. AMERICAN HONEY Moonlight First-Run (R) In collaboration with Manchester by Radio Talking Book Directed by Barry Jenkins. the Sea First-Run (R) Service, an audio descriptive This revolutionary investigation of Directed by screening of LOVING will be masculinity, sexuality, and black identity Kenneth Lonergan. presented on December 7. visits a complicated man at formative A sudden death exposes a Maine A trained audio describer moments in childhood, adolescence, and family to past trauma in this dev- will provide narration for the adulthood. USA; 110 min. astating drama, starring Casey visually impaired. Affleck. USA; 135 min.
Omaha Steaks Classics
Dundee Revival October 1 – December 8 JULES AND JIM
October 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9 & 13 Oct 15, 16, 20, 22, King Kong 1933 23 & 27 Directed by Oliver Twist 1948 Merian C. Cooper Directed by David Lean. & Ernest B. Schoedsack. See Forever Young. See Forever Young. LA RONDE Oct 22 & 24 Black Orpheus 1959 Oct 23 & 27 Directed by Marcel Camus. La ronde 1950 A kaleidoscopic retelling of the Greek Directed by Max Ophüls. myth of Orpheus and Eurydice set in Rio during Carnival. In French with English Love and infidelity at all levels of society are explored subtitles. France/Brazil; 103 min. 35 mm. in high style over the course of this circular tale. In French with English subtitles. France; 93 min. With post-show HÄXAN Screen Chat Oct 24! Nov 5 & 10 Oct 29 & 31 8 ½ 1963 Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages 1922 Directed by Federico Fellini. Directed by Benjamin Christensen. Fellini’s fluid and glamorous One of cinema’s first auteurs explores dark magic in this deeply creepy allegory on the act of treasure. Happy Halloween! Silent. Denmark; 87 min. creation practically defines With post-show Screen Chat Oct 29! art house sensibility, with Marcello Mastroianni 8 ½ defining European cool. Nov 7 & 9 Nov 12 & 16 In Italian with English The Magnificent The Blue Angel 1930 subtitles. Italy; 135 min. 35mm. Ambersons 1942 Directed by Josef von Sternberg. With post-show Screen Chat Nov 10! Directed by Orson Welles. Set in bawdy Weimar Berlin, this A masterpiece that influenced cautionary tale about wayward youth THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS, gave Marlene Dietrich her first major Welles’ sprawling family epic role. In German with English subtitles. tracks the decline of a once- Germany; 106 min. illustrious family. USA; 88 min. Screen Chats Films Streams Education Director Diana Martinez invites you to stick around after three films in our Dundee Revival series for informative and fun discussions that will highlight film as an art form. Oct 24, 6:30 pm Black Orpheus 1959 Oct 29, 3 pm Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages 1922 THE BLUE ANGEL Nov 10, 6:30 pm 8 ½ 1963 Nov 13 & 17 Nov 19 & 21 Plus! Keep an eye out for announce- ments about Film Streams Courses, Jules and Jim Wild Strawberries a brand new program of themed, 1962 1957 multi-week seminars for adults that will Directed by Directed by provide an introduction to film analysis. François Truffaut. Ingmar Bergman. For more info, email [email protected]. Lighter than air, though The right cross in Bergman’s 1957 ultimately crushing, this one-two punch. On a long train essential viewing about journey, an aged scholar rumi- a bohemian ménage-à-trois nates on his flawed life, finding is unmatched. In French peace. In Swedish with English Nov 20 & 22 with English subtitles. subtitles. Sweden; 92 min. 35mm. The Seventh Seal 1957 France; 106 min. Directed by Ingmar Bergman. One of the first European art films to crash American Nov 26, 27, Dec 1, 3, 4 & 8 cinemas, Bergman’s hallucinatory masterpiece Marx Brothers Double Feature: follows an exhausted Crusader through an encounter with death incarnate. In Swedish with English Duck Soup 1933 subtitles. Sweden; 96 min. 35mm. & Room Service 1938 See Forever Young.
Forever Young Family & Children’s Series Fall 2016 Kids 12 and under get in for just $2.50! WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
October 1, 2, 3, Oct 15, 16, 20, 6, 8, 9 & 13 22, 23 & 27 Oct 29, 30 & Nov 3 King Kong 1933 Oliver Twist 1948 Hocus Pocus Directed by Directed by David Lean. 1993 (PG) Merian C. Cooper From master director Directed by & Ernest B. Schoedsack. David Lean (LAWRENCE Kenny Ortega. The granddaddy of all crea- OF ARABIA, SUMMER- Come little Millennials, your ture features, this undisputed TIME), this adaptation of HOCUS POCUS favorite Halloween movie classic is the direct ancestor Dickens’ tale of Victorian has come to take you away. of the modern blockbuster. street urchins is a noir gem. USA; 96 min. Common Sense USA; 103 min. Common UK; 116 min. Media rating: Ages 11+. Sense Media rating: Ages 10+. Nov 5, 6 & 10 Willy Wonka & Nov 26, 27, Dec 1, 3, 4 & 8 the Chocolate Factory 1971 (G) Marx Brothers Double Feature: Directed by Mel Stuart. Duck Soup 1933 Room Service 1938 The late Gene Wilder will always have a place in children’s hearts thanks to a simple lesson: There is no world to com- Directed by Leo McCarey. Directed by pare to pure imagination. USA; 100 min. Common Sense One of the funniest movies William A. Seiter. Media rating: Ages 8+. ever made and a precursor A madcap, backstage comedy to DR. STRANGELOVE, with a young Lucille Ball. this political farce is still a USA; 78 min. Common Sense Nov 12, 13, 17, delight for the whole family. Media rating: Ages 8+. 19, 20 & 24 USA; 70 min. Common Sense Long Way Media rating: Ages 7+. North 2015 (PG) Directed by Rémi Chayé. Dec 10, 11, 15 When her beloved grandfather The Muppet does not return from a Christmas IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE polar expedition, an intrepid teen ventures into the Arctic. Carol 1992 (PG) France/Denmark; 81 min. Directed by Brian Henson. Dec 17, 18, 24 & 25 Kermit, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, It’s a Wonderful Life 1946 (PG) and Michael Caine put a DUCK SOUP cheery, musical spin on Directed by Frank Capra. Dickens’ classic. USA; 85 min. It isn’t the holidays without a visit to Bedford Falls to be reminded Common Sense Media about what really matters: family and integrity. USA; 130 min. rating: Ages 5+. Common Sense Media rating: Ages 8+.
Fall Silents in Collaborations Concert Sunday, October 9, 7 pm The Alloy Orchestra plays Varieté 1925 Tuesday, October 18, 7 pm Directed by Ewald André Dupont. Catfish 2010 (PG-13) Emil Jannings stars as an acrobat recounting Directed by Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman. the circumstances that landed him in the Presented with Common Sense Media during Digital slammer for murder. Silent. Germany; 72 min. Citizenship Week. A panel discussion will follow the documentary that introduced an especially insidious brand of Tickets are $16 general; $14 for students, internet deception to the mainstream. USA; 87 min. seniors, teachers, and military; and $12 for Film Streams Members. Special thanks to Film Streams’ sponsor for visiting filmmakers and guests, Hilton Omaha.
Tuesday, CATFISH October 25, 7 pm Resilience 2016 Directed by James Redford. Tuesday, November 1, 7 pm After this film, which focuses Bloodsworth: An Innocent Man 2015 on the lifelong effects of Directed by Gregory Bayne. trauma and stress experi- RESILIENCE A Q&A with Kirk Noble Bloodsworth — the first person enced early in life, a panel exonerated from DNA evidence while on death row — will discussion with local profes- follow this documentary memoir recounting his remarkable sionals will discuss impact, journey through the criminal justice system, presented with resilience, and recovery. Retain a Just Nebraska. USA; 82 min. Presented with Lutheran Family Services. USA; 60 min.