Film Streams Programming Calendar The Ruth Sokolof Theater . January – March 2011 v4.3

sex, lies, and videotape 1989 © Miramax/Photofest Steven Soderbergh February 11 – March 24, 2011

sex, lies, and videotape 1989 Soderbergh’s Pick: Soderbergh’s Pick: A Hard Day’s Night 1964 The Spirit of the Beehive 1973 Traffic2000 Out of Sight 1998 Ocean’s Eleven 1960 And Everything is Ocean’s Eleven 2001 Going Fine First-Run

It’s the rare filmmaker who is as prolific (making 20 films in as many years) as he Please see the reverse side of this newsletter for is versatile and talented (from the groundbreaking indie SEX, LIES, AND VID- more about each of the films in this series, and EOTAPE to the box-office smash of the OCEAN’S ELEVEN series to the experi- please do join us for Feature III on Sunday, Feb- mental elegance of BUBBLE). Rarer still is the director who has competed against ruary 20 at the Holland Center. Very special thanks himself for an Academy Award (ERIN BROCKOVICH, TRAFFIC)—and won. And to Film Streams Board Member Alexander Payne so it goes without saying that Film Streams is thrilled and honored to welcome for inviting Steven to Omaha for this occasion, to one of the film world’s most important directors, Steven Soderbergh, as our Kurt Andersen for bringing his extraordinary tal- special guest for Feature III, the third fundraiser celebration in support of the ents to this year’s event as moderator, to the won- Ruth Sokolof Theater. We’re also excited to present this special series in conjunc- derful Weitz family for their amazing support and tion with the event, featuring a few of Steven’s films (how to choose from such an service as Event Chairs, and to everyone who has amazing filmography!), plus two personal favorites picked by him: Victor Erice’s contributed already to this important event for our Spanish masterpiece THE SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE (1973) and Richard Lester’s nonprofit cinema. brilliant, hugely influential A HARD DAY’S NIGHT (1964).

Forever Young Family & Children’s Series Winter 2011

Marx Brothers: Three Stooges Shorts: Duck Soup 1933 An Ache in Every Stake 1941 A Night at the Opera 1935 Micro-Phonies 1945 Horse Feathers 1932 In the Sweet Pie and Pie 1941 A Day at the Races 1937 Shorts

The Marx Brothers, The Three Stooges, and the Looney Tunes! This Made possible, in part, Winter, Film Streams’ Forever Young Family & Children’s Series continues with with support from the ultimate in classic American comedy. Both emerging from the vaudeville stage, the Marx Brothers and The Three Stooges set a new standard for wise- cracking, pratfall-taking, and all around shenanigan-devising, as seen here in four Marx Brothers features and a special program of Three Stooges shorts. Join- ing their live-action antics this winter is a collection of Looney Tunes shorts, featuring , , Sylvester, Tweety Bird, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepe LePew, Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, and all your favorite Warner Bros. characters. Great for all ages! All programs in this series show on Saturdays, Sundays, and Thursdays. See the reverse side of this newsletter for a full calendar of films and dates.

Film Streams for Students Film Club Open to everyone and FREE for full-time students, Film Club screenings are at 4PM each Student Night (the first Monday of every month) with a post- show discussion led by a Film Streams Education Committee Member. For more information about upcoming Film Club events, visit our Education page at filmstreams.org.

Sofia Coppola’s SOMEWHERE (starts February 4) Daytime Screenings for Classes Film Streams’ Education Program now offers an annual calendar of Daytime Screenings for visiting high school classes. In addition to celebrating the art of film, selections address a range of courses, including English, World Languages, Student Night at the Journalism, and Social Studies, and meet numerous state teaching standards. This Winter/Spring: Sidney Lumet’s NETWORK (January 26), Alfred Hitch- Ruth Sokolof Theater cock’s REAR WINDOW (February 16), A TIME FOR BURNING (March The first Monday of every month is FREE for 26), TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (April 13), and Nina Paley’s SITA SINGS all full-time students with valid school ID! THE BLUES (May 4). If you’re a teacher interested in bringing students to the Upcoming dates: Ruth Sokolof Theater, visit our Education page at filmstreams.org or email Mon, 2/7; Mon, 3/7; Mon, 4/4, Mon, 5/2. [email protected]. Student Night is made possible through Supported by the Tom and Mary Jetton Charitable Fund the support of the Peter Kiewit Foundation. through the Omaha Community Foundation.

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Location, Hours & Parking Board of Directors Staff Film Streams’ Ruth Sokolof Theater is located at 1340 Scott Anderson Mike Fahey Street in downtown Omaha, within the Andy Holland Rachel Jacobson, Director Casey Logan, Communications Coord. Saddle Creek Records complex—west of Qwest Cen- David Jacobson, Chairman Hallie Sharkey, Membership Associate ter Omaha and one block south of Cuming Street. Rachel Jacobson, Founder/Director Maggie Wood, Office & Operations Manager Showtimes begin in the early evening Monday, Tues- Mark Javitch Alexander Payne Amanda Fehlner, Associate Manager day, Wednesday, Friday, and early afternoon Thurs- Andrew Bouska, Shift Manager day, Saturday, Sunday. John P. Schlegel, S.J. Steven W. Seline Aaron Haug, Shift Manager Free parking is available in the lot behind our the- Betiana Simon Cooper Moon, Shift Manager ater, accessible from 14th Street between Cuming Paul G. Smith Jim Foyt, Projectionist and Mike Fahey Streets. Street parking is also Katie Weitz White Jeff Jenkins, Projectionist available in the vicinity surrounding the cinema Caitie Caughey, Theater Staff Craig D, Theater Staff (free after 5pm weekdays and all day on weekends). Advisory Board Joe Knapp, Theater Staff Kurt Andersen Connie White, Balcony Booking Tickets Myriel Boes Brent Lubbert, Intern Jason Kulbel Buy tickets in person at the box office (open 30 min- Andrew Tatreau, Intern utes before the day’s first showtime) or online at Danny Lee Ladely filmstreams.org. Unless otherwise noted, tick- Robb Nansel Design Partner ets are $9 general, $7 for seniors, students, teachers, Joel Schlessinger Oxide Design Co. and military, and $4.50 for Members. See reverse Lyn Wallin Ziegenbein side for more about Film Streams Membership. Michael B. Yanney, Director Emeritus Stay in Touch: Sign up to receive our e-newsletter at filmstreams.org.

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Film Streams Programming Calendar January – March 2011 Jan 22, 3pm (Free for Members!) Jan 23, 3pm; Jan 27, 8:30pm Members Select: The Godfather 1972 Directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Winner of the fourth annual Members Select vote! After falling just short each of the past three years (losing to DOCTOR ZHIVAGO in 2007, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA in 2008, and CASABLANCA in 2009), Francis Ford Coppola’s epic saga about the Corleone family dynasty finally catches a break! USA; 175 min. Free Screening for Film Streams Members: Saturday, January 22, 3pm.

Coming Soon . Omaha Premieres Starting December 17 January 7 – 13 Black Swan First-Run (R) White Material First-Run Directed by Darren Aronofsky. Directed by Claire Denis. “BLACK SWAN is visceral and real even Master filmmaker Claire Denis (35 SHOTS OF RUM) returns with while it’s one delirious, phantasmagoric this evocative African-set film starring the electrifying Isabelle freakout.” (Manohla Dargis, The New York Huppert as a woman fighting to save her family plantation, and Times) USA; 103 min. way of life, in the face of rising civil unrest. In French with Eng- lish subtitles. France/Cameroon; 106 min.

Starting January 14 Starting February 11 Last Train Oscar Shorts! The Academy Home First Run Award Nominated Short Films Directed by Lixin Fan. They’re back! The full slate of this year’s Oscar nominees for Best Short Film arrive at the Ruth Sokolof Theater this February, includ- A beautiful yet haunting documentary ing Best Animated, Best Live-Action, and for the first time Best about the human cost of China’s econom- Documentary Short Film. See this year’s nominees, then cast your ic boom, exploring a migration of almost own ballot for the best from each category. (Nominees to be an- unfathomable scale (130 million work- nounced Jan. 25; Oscars show on Feb. 27.) ers journeying home for the New Year’s holiday each spring) told through the story of one fractured family. In Mandarin and Sichuan dialect with English subtitles. Canada/China; 87 min. Starting January 21 Starting February 4 I Love You Somewhere First-Run (R) Phillip Morris Directed by Sofia Coppola. First-Run (R) A witty, moving, and empathetic look into the orbit of actor Johnny Marco, from Directed by Glenn Ficarra & John Requa. Academy Award-winning writer-director The jaw-dropping true story of a Texas con Sofia Coppola (LOST IN TRANSLATION, man (Jim Carrey) whose love for his fellow THE VIRGIN SUICIDES, MARIE ANTOI- inmate (Ewan McGregor) can’t be con- NETTE). USA; 97 min. tained by any prison. France/USA; 98 min.

Starting March 4 Directed by Steven Soderbergh And Everything is Going Fine First-Run An intimate, posthumous portrait of master monologist Spalding Gray, as described by his most critical, irreverent, and insightful biographer: Spalding Gray. Directed by Feature III special guest Steven Soderbergh, who collaborated with Gray on the 1996 film GRAY’S ANATOMY and sifted through 15 hours of rare and revealing footage to construct this riveting final monologue. USA; 89 min.

Steven Soderbergh February 11 – March 24, 2011

February 11 – 17 An Evening with sex, lies, and videotape 1989 (R) Steven Soderbergh Directed by Steven Soderbergh. Interview by Kurt Andersen, with an Introduction The Palm d’Or winning drama that paved the way for the 1990s American independent film boom, about a married couple (Andie MacDowell, Peter Gallagher) whose long- by Alexander Payne. simmering issues are brought to the surface with the sudden appearance of an old friend (James Spader). USA; 100 min. Sunday, February 20, 2011 Holland Performing Arts Center

Event Chairpersons: February 18 – 24 The Weitz Family Soderbergh’s Pick: All proceeds support Film Streams’ The Spirit of the Beehive 1973 Ruth Sokolof Theater. Directed by Victor Erice. Buy tickets now at filmstreams.org Haunted by a scene from FRANKENSTEIN (1931), a young girl or contact Hallie Sharkey at (402) 933-0259 drifts between the dream world of her imagination and the adult ext. 13 or [email protected]. world of her surroundings in this lyrical, gorgeously shot master- piece. In Spanish with English subtitles. Spain; 95 min.

February 25 – March 3 March 4 – 10 Out of Sight 1998 (R) Soderbergh’s Pick: Directed by Steven Soderbergh. A Hard Day’s A super-stylish, cleverly told precursor Night 1964 to Soderbergh’s OCEAN’S ELEVEN Directed by Richard Lester. series, starring George Clooney as a bank robber on the lam and Jennifer At the height of Beatlemania came this Lopez as the U.S. marshal on his trail, stylish and groundbreaking comedy about with terrific support from Ving Rhames a day in the life of the world’s most famous Don Cheadle, Steve Zahn, Albert foursome, starring John, Paul, George, and Brooks, Dennis Farina, Luis Guzman, Ringo themselves. UK; 87 min. Michael Keaton, and Catherine Keener. USA; 127 min. March 11 – 17 Ocean’s Eleven 1960 March 18 – 24 Ocean’s Eleven 2001 Traffic 2000 (R) See both the original OCEAN’S ELEVEN (1960) starring Directed by Steven Soderbergh. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, A cinematic triumph on just about every and Angie Dickinson, and Soderbergh’s 2001 remake starring level, this epic masterpiece about the George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, and Julia Roberts. drug war earned four Academy Awards, Check filmstreams.org for special double-feature including Best Director, Best Screenplay screenings (single ticket good for either or both films). (Stephen Gaghan), and Best Supporting Running Times: 127 min. & 116 min. Actor (Benicio Del Toro). USA; 147 min.

Forever Young Family & Children’s Series . Winter 2011

Jan 8-9, 13, 15-16, 20 Jan 22-23, 27, 29-30, Feb 3 Marx Brothers Marx Brothers Duck Soup 1933 A Night Directed by Leo McCarey. at the Opera 1935 In the mythical land of Freedonia, chaos Directed by Sam Wood. reigns as Groucho ascends to the role of Groucho, Chico, and Harpo turn an Italian dictator and Chico, Harpo, and Zeppo opera house upside down in this classic become entangled in a hilarious game of featuring one of the great comedy scenes espionage. USA; 68 min. (“The Stateroom”) of all time. USA; 96 min. Common Sense Media Rating: Ages 7+. Common Sense Media Rating: Ages 7+.

Feb 5-6, 10, 12-13, 17 Feb 19-20, 24, 26-27, Mar 3 Marx Brothers Marx Brothers Horse Feathers 1932 A Day at the Races 1937 Directed by Norman Z. McLeod. Directed by Sam Wood. College football takes center stage in this hilarious Horse doctor Hugo Hackenbush (Groucho) and pals (and amazingly relevant) farce about a school presi- Tony (Chico) and Stuffy (Harpo) take to the racetrack dent (Groucho) who attempts to recruit pro players in order to save a friend’s sanitarium from being in order to beat a rival team. USA; 68 min. turned into a casino. USA; 111 min. Common Sense Media Rating: Ages 8+. Common Sense Media Rating: Ages 7+.

Mar 5-6, 10, 12-13, 17 Mar 19-20, 24, 26-27, 31 Three Stooges Shorts Looney Tunes Shorts An Ache in Every Stake 1941 A classic collection of Looney Tunes shorts, including “Foghorn Leghorn,” “Bill of Hare,” Micro-Phonies 1945 “For Scent-i-mental Reasons,” “Rabbit Fire,” In the Sweet Pie and Pie 1941 “Ali Baba Bunny,” “Duck Amuck,” “,” “Ballot Box Bunny,” “Tweet and Three hilarious shorts featuring slapstick superstars Larry, Curly, Lovely,” “Mutiny on the Bunny,” “Fast and and Moe at their comedic finest. Total running time: 53 min. Furry-ous,” and “One Froggy Evening.” Recommended for ages 7+. Recommended for ages 5+.

Community Development Tuesday, March 15, 7pm Sunday, March 20, 2pm Ghost Bird 2009 La Vie en Rose 2007 Directed by Scott Crocker. Directed by Olivier Dahan. A fascinating documentary about a nature A special screening of the film that opened story too good to be true: the discovery, in our cinema more than three years ago (and a small Arkansas town, of the extinct Ivory- brought a much-deserved Oscar to Marion billed woodpecker (the “Holy Grail of birds”). Cotillard). Featuring a post-show talk with USA; 85 min. Presented with The Nature “the voice of Edith Piaf,” singer Jil Aigrot, Conservancy, Nebraska Chapter, with who will be performing at the Holland Cen- a post-show panel discussion on conserva- ter on Saturday, March 19. Presented with tion in Nebraska and our state’s threatened Omaha Performing Arts. and endangered species.

Film Streams’ Community Development Committee is accepting proposals from community groups interested in partnering on film-related events. For more information, email [email protected]. The Met: Live in HD 2010–2011 Season Presented with Opera Omaha

La Fanciulla del West Lucia di Lammermoor Il Trovatore Puccini Donizetti Verdi Sat, Jan 8, 12pm (Live) Sat, Mar 19, 12pm (Live) Sat, Apr 30, 12pm (Live) Wed, Jan 12, 6pm (Encore) Wed, Mar 23, 6pm (Encore) Wed, May 4, 6pm (Encore) Nixon in China Le Comte Ory Die Walküre Adams Rossini Wagner Sat, Feb 12, 12pm (Live) Sat, Apr 9, 12pm (Live) Sat, May 14, 11am (Live) Wed, Feb 16, 6pm (Encore) Wed, Apr 13, 6pm (Encore) Wed, May 18, 6pm (Encore) Iphigénie en Tauride Capriccio Gluck R. Strauss Sat, Feb 26, 12pm (Live) Sat, Apr 23, 12pm (Live) Wed, Mar 2, 6pm (Encore) Wed, Apr 27, 6pm (Encore)

All live Saturday broadcasts will feature a Prelude Talk by Opera Omaha, beginning one hour prior to the performance start time (listed above). Tickets ($24 general; $20 for Film Streams Members, Opera Omaha Subscribers, and students) on sale now. For more information, visit filmstreams.org or call (402) 933-0259.

. Half-priced tickets ($4.50) to all films There’s never been . Discounts off all concession items (20%) . New! An advance sale period for a better time to be a all premieres and special events . New! For Dual Members and above, Film Streams Member. ticket discounts ($4.50) for two adults and all children or guests In addition to helping us bring great cinema to under 18—perfect for families! our community, your Film Streams Membership . And even more new benefits offers a growing list of benefits, including: at higher levels of Membership, including invitations to special preview screenings, discounted theater rentals, and reserved seating. To join, renew, or gift a Film Streams Membership today, or to make a donation, visit our Membership page at filmstreams.org or call (402) 933-0259.