Upcoming Shows
Bully
Rated PG13, Now Showing- Jeff Who Lives at Home
Rated R, Now Showing - Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Rated PG, Now Showing - Ernani - Opera
Rated NR, Now Showing - Yellow Submarine
Rated G, Opens May 18 - A Separation
Rated PG13, Opens May 18 - Higher Ground
Rated R, Opens May 18 - La Fille Mal Gardee
Rated NR, Opens May 20 - Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Rated PG13, Opens May 25 - Juan of the Dead
Rated NR, Opens May 25 - Closed for a Rental Event
Rated NR, Opens May 27 - This American Life - On Stage
Rated NR, Opens May 27 - Danny Boyle's Frankenstein
Rated NR, Opens June 3 - One Man, Two Guvnors
Rated NR, Opens June 24 - Moonrise Kingdom
Rated PG13, Opens June 29
Bully
Running time: 94 Minutes
Watch the trailerRoger Ebert's Review
LA Times Review
One of the most talked-about films of the year is coming to the Art. This documentary takes us inside the storm of bullying at America's schools.
"If you feel like you've already read quite a bit about the documentary 'Bully', you have. But that still won't prepare you for the experience of seeing it." - Kenneth Turan, LA Times.
Jeff Who Lives at Home
Running time: 83 Minutes
Watch the trailerNY Times Review
Roger Ebert's Review
Jason Segel and Ed Helms star in a film by the Duplass brothers, who made last year's "Cyrus". It has an improvisational style of comedy that plays to the strengths of its leads. This film is funny, absurd, and surprisingly upbeat.
From a 35mm print, a $3 late night movie.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Running time: 81 Minutes
Watch the trailerPhiladelphia Inquirer Review
Roger Ebert's review
Using sushi and a master chef as a metaphor for life and work, this beautiful film explores a man who is an internationally known expert - but works in a humble train station restaurant.
"Jiro" will play only 4 times!! Fri (5/11) and Sat (5/12) at 5 PM. Sun (5/13) and Wed (5/16) at 7:30 PM. Digital presentation.
Ernani - Opera
Running time: 180 Minutes
Read the ProgramOur May-June Performing Art program
Sweeping Romantic drama takes center stage in Ernani, an early Verdi opera, based on a story by Victor Hugo.
Three powerful men compete and conspire to win the hand of the beautiful Elvira, but in the end, duty and honor leave everyone woeful. Starring Roberto Aronica and Dimitra Theodossiou; from the Teatro Comunale di Bologna.
Yellow Submarine
Running time: 89 Minutes
Watch a short clipNY Times Review
Roger Ebert's Review
Amazing visuals, a snappy script, and some of the greatest music ever made. Perfect for everyone from age 3 to 133.
This version has been restored frame-by-frame, by hand, so it will look and sound fabulous. This will be our Late Night and we'll have weekend matinee shows. Digitally presented. $5 admission.
A Separation
Running time: 123 Minutes
Watch the trailerRoger Ebert's appreciation
USA Today's review
A "Best of Ebertfest 2012" selection. Also winner of the Oscar for Best Foreign Film.
A compelling drama about the dissolution of a marriage, set in contemporary Iran. With excellent performances and a balanced tone, this movie is a MUST SEE for lovers of great film. Presented from a 35mm print.
Higher Ground
Running time: 109 Minutes
Watch the HD trailerRead Roger Ebert's review
NY Times Review
A "Best of Ebertfest 2012" Selection!
Higher Ground depicts the landscape of a tight-knit spiritual community thrown off-kilter when one of their own begins to question her faith. Inspired by screenwriter Carolyn S. Briggs' memoir. Directed by Vera Farmiga. Digitally presented.
La Fille Mal Gardee
Running time: 130 Minutes
Read the programThe Telegraph's review
Our May-June Performing Art program
Delightful comedy and virtuosic choreography abound in Frederick Ashton's sunny and beloved production of La Fille Mal Gardee from the Royal Ballet.
The simple story of Lise, her suitor Colas, and Lise's larger-than-life mother is both funny and touching, and filled with glorious detailed movement. Digitally presented.
Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Running time: 118 Minutes
Watch the trailerUSA Today Review
Roger Ebert's Review
Dramedy about British retirees moving to India. An all-star cast: Judi Dench, Tom Wilkinson, Maggie Smith, & Bill Nighy.
Starts May 25. From a 35mm print.
Juan of the Dead
Running time: 100 Minutes
Watch the trailerThe Miami Herald's Review
A NY Times article on the film
We love a good zombie horror/comedy, especially one that employs the genre for a satirical take on Castro's Cuba.
Under a standard zombie plot, this film has endless fun with the lead character, Juan, and his team of zombie killers.
From a 35mm print, a $5 Late Night movie.
Closed for a Rental Event
Running time: 0 Minutes
Want information on a rental?We are closed for a rental on May 27 from 4 PM - 7 PM.
This American Life - On Stage
Running time: 120 Minutes
Watch the trailerViewer reviews
Our Performing Art Schedule
Ira Glass hosts this special program entitled "You Can't Do That on The Radio" - with visuals and performances including music, dance, comedy, video and more... things that don't quite fit onto the radio show.
Originally recorded on May 10, 2012. Tickets are $15 for adults and $13.50 for seniors/kids/students.
Danny Boyle's Frankenstein
Running time: 120 Minutes
Watch the trailerGuardian's Review
Our Performing Art Schedule
Danny Boyle's award-winning production returns with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller alternating the roles of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature. (They joint-won the Olivier Best Actor award, too!) We'll be playing BOTH versions.
June 3 and 6 - First cast. June 10 and 13 - Reversed cast. Digitally Presented.
One Man, Two Guvnors
Running time: 165 Minutes
Watch the trailerNY Times Review
Our full Performing Art schedule
This hysterical play is back at the Art. Now it's a hit on Broadway, and an award-winning show, but this version is from the original staging in September 2011 at London's National Theatre.
Don't miss the jaw-dropping performance by James Corden. It really must be seen to be appreciated! Digitally presented.
Moonrise Kingdom
Running time: 93 Minutes
Watch the trailerWes Anderson's new film stars Bill Murray, Edward Norton, Bruce Willis, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton, and Jason Schwartzman. Set in 1965 at a summer camp, it's about (pause) two teens who run away together. And everything else.
Just watch the trailer...
