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Movie Times Starting in August, I will take a leave from being Executive Director of Pickford Film Center and focus 1. Visit www.pickfordfilmcenter.org for current my energy on getting a stem cell transplant down in Seattle. It will be a months-long process and a lot of showtimes, news, advance tickets, and trailers Becomeunknowns a PFC are Member, involved. renew While your I’m gone, Pickford Film Center will be in the able hands of the usualfree suspects, popcorn on mondays membership, or give the gift of 2. Sign up for our weekly mailing list and get the the staff and board. No big changes are planned, Rooftop Cinema will still deliver sunset memories, Doctoberdiscounted admission times delivered to your inbox membership to a friend between will once again knock your socks off, the 20th Anniversary celebration will continue on, thousands of kids will 3. See our ad each week in the Cascadia Weekly May 1 and June 30 and you will be that warm fuzzy feeling come to Doc-ED, Oscar contenders will start arriving in November. In between 4. Call our movie hotline: 360-738-0735 entered into a drawing to win a covetedthere willGoldfinger be moments Card. That’a of cinematica splendor you hadn’t expected. PFC Staff fullI’ll yearbe at of homefree movies in my for bubble, you and growinga a new immune system, watching TCM, Susie Purves, Executive Director friend at Pickford and the Limelight! [email protected] and thinking of you. Michael Falter, Program Director Join“You or onlyrenew live online, once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” – Mae West [email protected] at the box office, or by mail Ryan Uhlhorn, Operations Manager Best wishes for all of us, knock on wood, [email protected] Lindsey Gerhard, Marketing Manager [email protected] Ariel Brownstein, Membership & Development Manager Susie Purves [email protected] Ariana Dorshkind, Assistant Operations Manager [email protected] Hayley McVay, Volunteer Coordinator [email protected] Mikayla Nicholson, Education Outreach Coordinator [email protected] Winnie Griffith, Pickford Art Studios Manager [email protected] Consider making a contribution to our spring donation appeal. All funds raised will go to support Projectionists:

Doc-ED, to extend the program to over 5,000 Whatcom County public and tribal middle school 2018 | AUGUST/SEPTEMBER | 360.738.0735 Movies Than More | pickfordfilmcenter.org Steve Meyers, Carey Ross, Kevin Ledford, Michael Barone, Mikayla Nicholson, Cole Wilder students. We only have $10,000 left to raise in order to fully fund the program for Fall 2017. Please help us make our goal a reality by making a donation today. PFC Board Becca Shew, President Please help us reach our goal by making a donation online, at the box office, or by mail today. Christina Kobdish, Vice President James Willson, Treasurer Gennie Clawson, Secretary Meg Weber, Dawn Dietrich Gary Washington, Janet Ott Nabil Kamel, Brian Sibley

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Ride Your Bike - or Walk! There is a huge bike rack right outside PFC on Bay Street, located under streetlights.

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1318 Bay Street Cinema or atthe Limelight 1416 Cornwall Avenue |Bellingham, WA BLACKKKLANSMAN EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH Puzzle Dir: Marc Turtletaub Cast: Kelly Macdonald, Irrfan Khan, David Denman Kelly Macdonald (extraordinary, underrated) is Agnes, a wife and mother with a small life in a small community where noth- BLACKKKLANSMAN ing ever changes. Until she receives a puzzle as a gift, and in snapping together its pieces--with unprecedented confidence and ability--Agnes begins to piece together something big inside herself. Another piece snaps into place when she meets champion puzzler Robert (The Lunchbox’s Irrfan Khan), who encourages her gifts, stokes her self-worth and touches her heart. Will she use her newfound puzzle-solving skills to make sense of the increasing riddle that is her life? You’ll have to see this charming, graceful drama directed by the producer of Little Miss Sunshine and Loving to see how Agnes puts the PUZZLE pieces together and comes into her own. 2018. United States. In English. 1 hr. 43 min. R.

Juliet, Naked Dir: Jesse Peretz Cast: Rose Byrne, Ethan Hawke, Chris O’Dowd With High Fidelity, author Nick Hornby perfectly captured the ways that music and relationships can enhance and become entangled in one another. He treads a new patch of that same ground--in similar charming fashion--with this romantic comedy about Annie (an engaging Rose Byrne), and her longtime boyfriend (the criminally underrated Chris O’Dowd) who live in England, and an obscure American rock star named Tucker Crowe (a perfectly cast Ethan Hawke) who mysteriously disappeared 20 years before. Just as Annie has reached a crossroads in her relationship, Tucker releases his first album in two decades, an event that will reach across an ocean to

have unintended consequences for all of them. Soundtrack includes new songs by 2018 | AUGUST/SEPTEMBER | 360.738.0735 Movies Than More | pickfordfilmcenter.org Conor Oberst, Robyn Hitchcock, Nathan Larson, and more. 2018. United States. In English. 1 hr. 45 min. R. JULIET, NAKED

McQueen Dir: Ian Bonhote, Peter Ettedgui Cast: Alexander McQueen He was a high school dropout from London’s gritty East End who taught himself to sew and knocked on doors on Savile Row until he’d talked himself into a tailoring internship. He learned the rigid rules of fashion only so that he could later break them all, a polar- izing approach that confounded as many as it delighted and led to his being named the head of legendary fashion house Givenchy at the age of 27. From there, he ruled the runway with his boundary- shattering designs and the spectacular shows that were the must- see events of every Fashion Week at which he showed a collection. He was Alexander McQueen, fashion’s enfant terrible, who would die by his own hand at 40 years old. This documentary traces the improbable rise and inevitable fall of an irreplaceable fashion icon. MCQUEEN 2018. United Kingdom. In English. 1 hr. 51 min. R.

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" A portion of the ticket sales will benefit Whatcomthe Humane Society This is a festival that exists to celebrate the bond between dogs and their people as well as to support animal-welfare groups. What trying we’re to say is come see of all the very good boys and girls on the big screen. Unrated NEW YORK DOG YORK NEW FILM FESTIVAL Noon at 25 August Saturday, Thursday, AugustThursday, 9 at 6:30 Punk pioneer aka John Lydon, Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, has made a career out of provoking people. This doc details his post-punk band Public Image Ltd. and Rotten’s still got some surprises up his formerly safety-pinned 43 sleeve. 1 hr. min. Unrated. THE PUBLIC IMAGE IS ROTTEN IS IMAGE PUBLIC THE Presented by Black Lives Matter Bellingham, Community2Community Community2Community Bellingham, Matter Black Lives by Presented Development, and Make.Shift Art Space This doc takes insightful an look atthe pre-fame years of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, showcasing never-before-seen work and drawing on the recollections of Jarmusch, Jim Nan Goldin, Luc Sante, and others. min. Unrated. 18 1 hr. Tuesday, August 7 at 7:00 August 7 at 7:00 Tuesday, BOOM FOR REAL: YEARS OF JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT YEARS JEAN-MICHEL OF Wild and newly single, Julie throws a late night party. In the kitchen, Jean and Kristina clean up as the celebration heaves above them. Crossing the threshold, Julie initiates a power game with Jean – which rapidly descends into a savage fight for survival. PFC members,Tickets: $16 General$20 Students Admission, $10 9.23 + 9.26 NATIONAL PERFORMING Twenty years ago the idea of a film center in Bellingham was a pipe dream to a few devoted folks with endless creativity and passion. Now, Pickford Film Center stands strong in the heart of the Arts District, the doors open wide to all members of the community, inviting everyone in to our neighborhood living room to watch quality films every single day for the past two decades. The largest driving force in the development of the Pickford, from the venue to the community, was Alice Clark, our Founding Executive Director. Alice led the Pickford from her time on the planning committee in 1998 through her tenure as Director until February 2014. She now proudly serves as Executive Director of the Downtown Bellingham Partnership. In her letter below, Alice reflects on the challenges, rewards, lows and high points of opening our beautiful new film center on Bay Street, where the Pickford remains proudly today.

The road to buying the building at 1318 Bay Street was quite the desperate and at the end of the meeting I remember trying tell James journey. Initially, and gratefully, John Jenkins from the Spark Museum how I felt, and started to break down. He held me by the shoulders was the owner and he had been letting us “lease” the building (for and looked me intently in the eyes and said – “I am not going next to nothing) while we explored whether it would even work to have anywhere,” and it was the biggest thing anyone could have said to me two screens in the space – as well as doing all of the feasibility work at the time, especially him. related to the building and our fundraising capacity. Most people do Thankfully, there were so many high points along the way, too: When not know just how integral John was to our success, so if you see him we finally decided we could buy the building, receiving significant out and about around town, please tell him thank you. He deserves it. donations and being awarded large grants (thank you, Susan Tive!) Even John had a limit on this generosity, however, and at some point and of course, finally - being able to open our doors in 2011. Through he had to push the issue – were we going to buy the building from it all, I personally always knew we would be able to do it and that it him or not? I remember that this was quite a big leap for us and it would be not only an anchor in the Arts District, but in the whole of took a bit of deliberation to make the final call. In 2004, we had a Bellingham. I knew our mission was important and I knew that what board meeting up in the mezzanine with big pieces of paper where we were building would bring so much to our community. I envisioned we methodically went through the pros and cons of purchasing the what the space would look like and what people would be doing in building. In the end we decided it was worth doing and that we would it – the conversations, learning and bonding and it gave me the fuel be able to afford it with the income we had been generating from I needed to keep going. I never doubted we wouldn’t succeed even tickets sales as well as renting the upstairs studios and fundraising. through some set backs and laying awake in the middle of the night We also felt that if push came to shove and we couldn’t keep up, that wondering how we were going to raise another million and half dollars. we would be able to sell it ourselves. Plus, John had worked out a I just knew we would. Somehow. pretty good price with PFC board member, James Willson, but we knew Today I come to the Pickford and I am so proud – like a proud mama. I we couldn’t let that sit on the table too long. also have a different experience. Most of the time I see someone who I Once we committed to pursuing ownership we also began to fundraise know behind the counter, but sometimes I don’t and I know they don’t because we needed support from our members in order to make the know me. But it doesn’t matter. I sit in my seat and look around at down payment. The board was pretty united in this decision, and with the happy people and sometimes check out the fabric that is over the someone like James leading it, we trusted his judgement. That said, soundproof panels that we applied by hand (me, Michael Falter and there were some on their board who did feel uncomfortable with the Ryan Uhlhorn) and the sconces and laugh to myself about how much big step that it was and what it would mean for us to be successful. we debated about which one to use – and I just smile. It’s everything I The few that weren’t comfortable with the move soon left the board could have imagined and more and that is an amazing legacy to have and those who remained dug in and committed and were positive been a part of. about why it was important. Another board member who was integral Alice Clark to this period was Julia Clifford, who had been in nonprofit work for a while and had conducted successful fundraising efforts. She and James made a formidable team and they, along with me – a natural risk taker, were able to rally the others. At this time, the only activity on Bay Street was the Spark Museum Our 20th Anniversary Retrospective Series continues all year long... that was just taking shape. Bayou on Bay was not there yet and Take a trip down memory lane every other Monday! Each of the films in our anniversary series is only $3. Faithlife had not purchased the Flatiron Building, so the street seemed empty. We envisioned the block much as it is today and that vision 8.13 HEDWIG & THE ANGRY INCH 10.22 AMANDLA! A REVOLUTION IN really helped us keep going. Sponsored by Jeff Braimes FOUR-PART HARMONY Sponsored by Alice Clark Low points of the project were here and there – usually surrounding 8.27 BIRDMAN raising money and how to meet our goals, especially once we began Sponsored by Patricia Yust 11.12 NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Sponsored by Corwin Fergus to understand that we would need to seismically retrofit the entire 9.10 A MAN CALLED OVE building and what that would mean to our fundraising efforts. We also Sponsored by Leslie Jackson 11.26 MARIE ANTOINETTE were hit with the recession of 2008 mid-way through fundraising, Sponsored by Gennie Clawson which was discouraging as many who had pledged larger amounts told 9.24 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Sponsored by Nancy Knechtel 12.10 CAPTAIN FANTASTIC us they would need to reduce their commitments. 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