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CS Flyer 486 Summer Final Sm OUT FILM CT presents The 31st Connecticut LGBT Film Festival June 1 - 9 Tickets will be available at the door, and online at wwwOutFilmCT.org General Admission $10 Students & Seniors $8 Opening Gala and Closing Nights (party admission included) General $20 Students & Seniors $15 Three show pass (not valid for Opening Gala or Closing Night) $25 Festipass (All shows) $75 Friday June 1 at 7:30 IDEAL HOME Opening Night Reception follows this show! Saturday June 2 at 2:30 MY BEST FRIEND Saturday June 2 at 5:00 THE RING THING Saturday June 2 at 7:30 ANCHOR AND HOPE General Admission $10 Saturday June 2 at 9:45 AFTER LOUIE Friends of Cinestudio $7 Sunday June 3 at 2:30 SNAPSHOTS Sunday June 3 at 7:30 THIS IS US! TRANSGENDER SHORTS NIGHT Senior Citizens (62+) $8 Students with valid ID Monday June 4 at 7:30 IT’S RAINING MEN GAY SHORTS NIGHT Tuesday June 5 at 7:30 GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN! LESBIAN SHORTS NIGHT Ticket Prices for NTLive, Bolshoi, Exhibition, 70mm, Special Shows & Benefits vary Wednesday June 6 at 6:00 Centerpiece Reception at Cinestudio Wednesday June 6 at 7:30 CLOSE KNIT Major Sponsors Thursday June 7 at 7:30 EVERY ACT OF LIFE THANKS! Friday June 8 at 7:30 MARIO tickets at www.outfilmct.org at tickets FRIENDS OF Friday June 8 at 9:45 SCOTTY AND THE SECRET HISTORY OF HOLLYWOOD Sunday, June 3 at 5:00pm screening is at REAL ART WAYS CINESTUDIO! Saturday, June 9 screenings are at THE WADSWORTH ATHENEUM & SPOTLIGHT THEATERS You Make It Happen Presenting Outstanding ▼ The Festival Closing Night Party is at THE WADSWORTH ATHENEUM ▼ Out Film CT queer cinema since 1988 Cinestudio’s boxoffice is now online, so you can buy tickets for any listed Cinestudio show at any time - online or at the boxoffice. We’re on Fandango too. TUE JUNE 12 at 7:00 ONLY DONATING TO CINESTUDIO? THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME You can do that online, or at the boxoffice, and now 100% of your donation comes to Cinestudio! BECKS THU JUNE 14 at 7:30 A QUIET PLACE FRI JUNE 15 through THU JUNE 21 at 7:30 nightly Only at Cinestudio Bolshoi Ballet BOLSHOI BALLET ENCORE: COPPÉLIA SUN JUNE 17 at 12:55 TULLY FRI JUNE 22 through THU JUNE 28 at 7:30 nightly EXHIBITION: I, CLAUDE MONET SUN JUNE 24 at 1:00 & 3:00 Cinestudio’s 49th Season EXHIBITION FRI JUNE 29 through THU JULY 5 at 7:30 nightly starts August 24! GREAT ART ON SCREEN ON CHESIL BEACH + a matinee SUN JULY 1 at 4:30 PARKING & ACCESS FOR CINESTUDIO YERMA SUN JULY 1 at 1:00 The archways leading from Summit Street to the Main Quad offer easy access to Cinestudio. FRI JULY 6 through WED JULY 11 at 7:30 nightly You can park FILMWORKER + THU JULY 12 at 5:00 + a matinee SUN JULY 8 at 2:30 in ANY of the lots on Summit, or in ANY on-campus lots. SAT JULY 7 at 2:30 only HANDICAP ACCESS GOOD NIGHT, (OR GOOD MORNING) The exclusive, full-sized handicap THU JULY 12 at 7:30 spaces behind Cinestudio offer DISOBEDIENCE easy access for cars or vans, with direct, level access to the main floor of FRI JULY 13 through THU JULY 19 at 7:00 nightly Cinestudio from your vehicle. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY Use the campus entry on the + matinees SAT JULY 14 at 3:00 + SUN JUL 15 at 3:00 west side of Broad Street, near New FILM UN-Restoration New Britain Avenue To make access arrangements ahead of time, SUN JULY 15 at 12:00 you can call our office at PARKING RESTRICTION SIGNS DO NOT APPLY BOLSHOI BALLET SUMMER ENCORE: GISELLE 860.297.2544 DURING OUR SHOWTIMES! FRI JULY 20 through THU JULY 26 at 7:00 nightly Issue 18-48-6 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA The CINESTUDIO FLYER is a periodical publication which appears New FILM Restoration + matinees SAT JULY 21 at 3:00 + SUN JUL 22 at 3:00 sIX times yearly. This issue published MAY 25, 2018 BOLSHOI BALLET SUMMER ENCORE: ROMEO AND JULIET SUN JULY 22 at 12:00 FRI JULY 27 through THU AUG 2 at 7:30 nightly WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR + a matinee SUN JULY 29 at 4:30 CINESTUDIO 300 Summit Street at College Terrace in Hartford BOLSHOI BALLET SUMMER ENCORE: SWAN LAKE SUN JULY 29 at 12:00 MY LIFE WITH JAMES DEAN THU AUGUST 9 at 7:30 FRIDAY AUGUST 3 at 7:30 WILD STRAWBERRIES MONDAY AUGUST 13 at 7:30 SATURDAY AUGUST 4 at 2:30 THE MAGICIAN TUESDAY AUGUST 14 AT 7:30 THE SEVENTH SEAL SATURDAY AUGUST 4 at 7:30 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15 at 7:30 SUNDAY AUGUST 5 at 2:30 THE VIRGIN SPRING THURSDAY AUGUST 16 at 7:30 ING SUNDAY AUGUST 5 at 7:30 THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY FRIDAY AUGUST 17 at 7:30 MAR PROGRAM THE SILENCE MONDAY AUGUST 6 at 7:30 SUNDAY AUGUST 19 at 7:30 CALENDAR TUESDAY AUGUST 7 at 7:30 WINTER LIGHT PERSONA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8 at 7:30 BER SATURDAY AUGUST 18 at 7:30 THURSDAY AUGUST 9 at 5:00 SHAME SUNDAY AUGUST 19 at 2:30 GMA HOUR OF THE WOLF FRIDAY AUGUST 10 at 7:30 MONDAY AUGUST 20 at 7:30 N’S SATURDAY AUGUST 11 at 2:30 THE PASSION OF ANNA TUESDAY AUGUST 21 at 7:30 CRIES AND WHISPERS SATURDAY AUGUST 11 at 7:30 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 22 at 7:30 CIN SUNDAY AUGUST 12 at 2:30 THE MAGIC FLUTE THURSDAY AUGUST 23 at 7:30 EMA SUNDAY AUGUST 12 at 7:30 AUTUMN SONATA Presentation dates are occasionally subject to change - please check our website, cinestudio.org for the latest updates, or call the MovieLine at 860.297.CINE www.cinestudio.org the hartford gay and lesbian health collective be well. helps people be yourself. save their lives. 860-278-4163 hglhc.org facebook.com/ hglhc info @hglhc .org A QUIET PLACE The Bolshoi Ballet ROMEO & JULIET SPECIAL ENCORE SCREENING (U.S., 2018) Director: John Krasinski. Screenplay: Bryan Woods, Scott Beck, John Krasinski. Cast: Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe. (Russia, 2018) Choreographer: Alexei Ratmansky. Based on the play by William Who knew that the droll, genial actor of The Office had the chops to make an awesome Shakespeare. Cast: The principals and corps de ballet of the Bolshoi Ballet. horror film? Just like comedian Jordan Peele who surprised audiences with his hugely On the legendary stage of the Bolshoi Theater, see Alexei Ratmansky’s ballet of Shakespeare’s timeless tale of ill-fated young lovers! Now artist-in-residence at FRIDAY JUNE 1 opening night 7:30PM successful, Get Out, Krasinski begins with a highly original concept. A family of four (including real life spouses Krasinski and Emily Blunt) survive an alien attack in upstate NYC’s American Ballet Theatre, Ratmanksy clears away the cobwebs from older Short films: CURMUDGEONS, HAPPENSTANCE, THE REAL THING. versions, featuring more pure dance. Although the love story of Romeo and Juliet IDEAL HOME (U.S., 2018, Dir. Andrew Fleming, 91 min) Steve Coogan and New York, but must remain absolutely silent, or else be detected by the aliens’ ability to track humans by their slightest sound. Without much dialogue, the film gets its many is set in 17th century Verona, Prokofiev’s music is steeped in his ambivalent love Paul Rudd star as Erasmus and Paul, a prominent, affluent, bickering gay couple for post-revolutionary Russia. 140 min., with one intermission. All admissions $10. whose life is upended when a ten-year old boy shows up at their door claiming thrills from the actors’ expressive faces, the eerie music, and the inventive camera angles to be Erasmus’ grandson. Neither Paul nor Erasmus seem ready to give up their that are, after all, what make a horror film great. 90 min. www.aquietplacemovie.com WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR? (U.S., 2018) Director: Morgan Neville. With: Joanne Rogers, McColm Cephas Jr., Fran- extravagant lifestyles to be parents - or are they? This feel-good, light-hearted The Bolshoi Ballet COPPÉLIA ENCORE FROM MOSCOW dramedy is a primer about the real meaning of family values. çois Scarborough Clemmons, Yo-Yo Ma, Joe Negri, and Fred Rogers in archival footage. OPENING NIGHT GALA RECEPTION follows the films - included with the special ticket price! (Russia, 2018) Libretto by Charles Nuitter & Arthur Saint-Leon, after the stories by The surprise hit of this year’s Sundance Film Festival is a documentary on children’s E.T.A. Hoffmann. Choreography: Marius Petipa and Enrico Cecchetti. New chore- SATURDAY JUNE 2 matinee 2:30PM show icon Fred Rogers. The Academy Award® winning director of 20 Feet from Star- ography: Sergei Vikharev. Music: Leo Delibes. dom, Morgan Neville, gives Rogers his due as more than the slightly dorky guy in the Short film: TIMMY SLAYS THE TALENT SHOW The 2017-18 season of the Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow wraps up with a very special MY BEST FRIEND (Argentina, 2018, Dir. Martín Deus, 90 min) Lorenzo is a cardigan sweater, but as a deeply philosophical man with great compassion and respect treat for fans of great dance! Introduce a friend - or a willing grandchild - to the for the emotional lives of children. Co-stars, guests, and family members combine to quiet teenager who lives with his warm, loving family in a small city in Argentina.
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