SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY “WILL LEAD YOU TO A PLACE OF QUIET 9 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 0 9 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 0 July 30 & 31 (7:10 & 9:00) AUG 1 & 2 (7:00 & 9:20) WONDER.” –The Telegraph July 28 (7:00 & 9:00) STOP MAKING SENSE THE IMMIGRANT Director: Jonathan Demme Director: James Gray THE GRAND USA, 1984, 88 min USA, 2014, 118 min; PG July 29 (7:00 & 9:10) To celebrate its 30th anniversary, this Cast: Marion Cotillard, July 27 (7:00 & 9:15) essential concert film receives a first-ever Joaquin Phoenix, BUDAPEST HOTEL digital release in a limited theatrical run! Jeremy Renner Wes Anderson USA, 2014, 100 min; 14A THE LUNCHBOX Arguably the best live document of any Please see August 3-6 Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Tony Revolori, Adrien Ritesh Batra, India 2013, 104 min; band, ever, “Stop Making Sense” (also for description. TRACKS Brody, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Jude Hindi & English with subtitles released as a live album) is a unique John Curran, Australia 2013, 112 min; PG Law, Bill Murray, Edward Norton, Saoirse interpretation of the band at their cre- Some romances are written in the stars. Cast: Mia Wasikowska, Adam Driver ative peak, with director Jonathan Demme Ronan, Jason Schwartman, Tilda Swinton, Others can be chalked up to a misread A journey of arduous physical challenges Owen Wilson keeping the focus directly on the band, street map. When a lunchbox prepared including David Byrne in his now-iconic big and incalculable spiritual rewards is evoca- An elaborate and delightful work of tragi- by Ila (Nimrat Kaur) for her husband tively rendered in this superb adaptation. suit. The result is euphoric. Songs include comic confection set at an imaginary is mistakenly delivered to Saajan (the “Psycho Killer,” “Burning Down the House,” Robyn Davidson’s remarkable journey in resort in an imaginary country that depicts wonderful Irrfan Khan, Life of Pi), the 1977 across 1,700 miles of Australian des- “Once in a Lifetime,” “This Must Be the the interwar years in Europe largely as a under-appreciated Mumbai housewife and Place (Naïve Melody).” ert to the Indian Ocean with four camels set of high-society hijinks out of 1930s lonely accountant strike up an intimate and a dog is given a richly sensorial screen Hollywood comedies. Anderson’s cast correspondence. There’s exhilaration to be yyyyy treatment. This is a visually majestic film features one of Ralph Fiennes’ best per- had watching these characters realize that of transfixing moods and textures. –The formances and is loaded with peculiar their futures are unwritten. –Vancouver –Rolling Stone Hollywood Reporter delights. –Salon.com International Film Festival “GREATEST CONCERT MOVIE EVER!” –Time Out New York AUG 3, 4, 5 & 6 (7:00 & 9:20) yyyyy AUG 7 (7:00 ONLY) AUG 8 & 9 (7:00 & 9:15) Presented by Chartered Financial Analysts –Time Out New York Society Victoria. THE IMMIGRANT $10 for students, CFA members & CFA THE GRAND SEDUCTION Director: James Gray USA, 2014, 118 min; PG candidates; $15 for non-members Director: Don McKellar Canada, 2014, 114 min; PG Cast: Marion Cotillard, Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Renner Cinecenta comps/passes not valid. Cast: Taylor Kitsch, Brendan Gleeson, Liane Marion Cotillard has made her share of unremarkable films. But when the French Balaban, Gordon Pinset star, who won the Academy Award for her Edith Piaf in “La Vie en Rose”, gets it This English language remake of the 2003 right, the result is magic. Her Piaf was that. So was the whale trainer in Rust and Québécois blockbuster “Seducing Dr. Lewis”, stars Bone. In the title role of The Immigrant, as Ewa, a destitute Pole who arrives in MONEY FOR Kelowna, BC’s favorite son, Taylor Kitsch, as Dr. New York City in 1921 in search of the American Dream, she once again astounds. Paul Lewis, a cricket-loving bad boy busted with Ewa is plucked from the deportation line by Bruno Weiss (Joaquin Phoenix), who cocaine while flying out of St. John’s. The cus- hands the guard a few bills to facilitate Ewa’s hasty transfer to a Manhattan-bound NOTHING: Inside the toms officer cuts Lewis a deal: Relocate to the boat. In fact, Bruno runs a bevy of bawdy women in a burlesque hall, offering their Newfoundland harbour town of Tickle Head to supplemental services to men willing to pay. He keeps his “little doves” several serve as local physician for one month and all flights up in the tenement where he lives. Phoenix plays this guy with a kind of charges will be swept under the rug. The native unpredictable, flummoxed charm. He can be wily and confident one minute, needy Federal Reserve Tickle Headers have grown cozy living off the dole. and pathetic the next. Jim Bruce, USA/Canada, 2013, 104 min The only hope for the bucolic community comes Of course, Bruno falls in love with Ewa. And of course, there is a rival: Emil, also Narrated by acclaimed actor Liev in the form of a petrochemical processing facility, known as Orlando the Magician, a glinty-eyed prestidigitator (watch him levitate!) Schreiber, “Money For Nothing: Inside The promising jobs. The catch: They need a registered played with charisma and a pencil-thin mustache by Jeremy Renner. Bruno and Federal Reserve” is the first film to take physician in order to secure the contract. And Emil have a long history - in fact, they are cousins. viewers inside the world’s most powerful so begins Tickle Head’s charm offensive, as they Cotillard gives Ewa an inner life, full of ferocity, vulnerability, cunning. In her peacock financial institution and reveal the impact seduce Dr. Lewis into settling down for good. feathers and her cheap flapper’s jewelry, or in a dark woolen shawl, huddled in the of Fed policies - past, present, and future –The Globe and Mail night, this woman is absolutely wondrous, absolutely real. –Philadelphia Inquirer - on our lives. recycled options us Pub a's Camp Felicit b, uvic in the su asty Save money ents with t . a n d e your fun Evening eov facilitat erages t bev -weN-T Make money as PRI o n b o o k s ! 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