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This Week: Seize the Day with ‘Food Club’ in Our Virtual Movie Palace

This Week: Seize the Day with ‘Food Club’ in Our Virtual Movie Palace

Movie Reviews

It’s  been almost a year since we closed our theater doors, and times have been difficult, but we have persevered thanks to you, our community. You’ve reached out, bought tickets to our virtual events, stopped by for Curbside Concessions, and recently some of you have...
This Week: ‘The Fan Connection’ Reflects on People, and Soul, of Buffalo

This Week: ‘The Fan Connection’ Reflects on People, and Soul, of Buffalo

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If you’ve been a Michigan sports fan for any amount of time, you understand a few things about disappointment. Detroit Lions fans have long gotten used to 4th quarter disasters, and even the Red Wings, who have been somewhat predisposed to winning, currently stand at...
This Week: ‘Ruth: Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words’ Allows RBG the Final Word on Her Narrative

This Week: ‘Ruth: Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words’ Allows RBG the Final Word on Her Narrative

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Not often in the history of our Government has there appeared a figure like Ruth Bader Ginsburg—or the Notorious RBG as she was deemed by the internet while skyrocketing to “cultural icon” status in the last decade. At the height of this notoriety came the...
This Week: ‘A Glitch in the Matrix’ is Existential but Entertaining

This Week: ‘A Glitch in the Matrix’ is Existential but Entertaining

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What if our lives are part of a giant computer simulation? It sounds like a topic meant for a late-night college dorm room, but for decades this question has been seriously considered by acclaimed artists, scientists, and academic researchers. It’s a subject that...
This Week: ‘True Mothers’ Tells An Intimate Epic of Family and Compassion

This Week: ‘True Mothers’ Tells An Intimate Epic of Family and Compassion

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What a month it’s been for foreign language films! In our International Oscar Contenders series we’ve travelled to Latvia, Switzerland, Sudan, and now Japan with Naomi Kawase’s TRUE MOTHERS. Based on a 2015 novel, the film tells two stories about the strength of...
This Week: ‘Cowboys’ Offers a Nuanced Vision of the Modern Western

This Week: ‘Cowboys’ Offers a Nuanced Vision of the Modern Western

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Westerns are perhaps the most clearly identifiable genre in all of film. Cowboys on horses, wide landscapes, and a horn-filled score that trots along with the characters. But it’s a genre steeped in very generic ideas of masculinity, which have aged poorly and...
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