FEB 26 (3:00 MATINEE & 6:45)

MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Director: Kenneth Lonergan; USA, 2016, 137 min; 14ACast: Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams, Lucas HedgesIn Kenneth Lonergan’s movies, the past gnaws at people until it threatens to gnaw them away entirely. This heartbreaking drama centers on a seething, tight-lipped janitor (Casey Affleck) who arrives in the title Massachusetts seaport to bury his older brother and discovers that he’s been named guardian of his 16-year-old nephew (Lucas Hedges). A playwright by training, Lonergan writes leather-tough dialogue that serves mainly to pro-tect the characters from their own raw emotion; despite all the hard talk, this is a movie of deep sorrow, compassion, and forgiveness. —Chicago Reader

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I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO Director: Raoul Peck, France/USA, 2016, 95 minutesIn one of the most courageous and assertive documentaries of the year, Raoul Peck picks up on an unfinished manuscript by James Baldwin to examine the issue of race in America through the (too-short) lives of Martin Luther King, Medgar Evers, and Malcolm X. Connecting these martyrs of the Civil Rights movement with Black Lives Matter, Peck has produced a searing work that cuts to the very heart of American identity. —Vancouver International Film Festival

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ARRIVAL Director: Denis Villeneuve; USA, 2016, 117 min; PGAmy Adams and Jeremy Renner play academics enlisted by the military to establish contact when alien spacecraft land on Earth in Denis Villeneuve’s magisterial new movie. How refreshing to watch a film of this type in which no cities are destroyed. Anchored by Adams’ internalized but deeply emotional performance, this is grown-up sci-fi that sus-tains tension while striking affecting chords on love and loss. —The Hollywood Reporter

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MOONLIGHT Director: Barry Jenkins, USA, 2016, 111 min; 14AA haunting, exquisitely made reflection on African-American masculinity, Barry Jenkins’ intimate character study traces the life of a black gay man from his troubled Miami child-hood to maturity. The film pulls you in to its introspective protagonist’s world from the start and transfixes throughout as it observes, with uncommon poignancy, his roughly two-decade path to find a definitive answer to the question, “Who am I?” Three remark-able actors play the main figure at different ages: Alex Hibbert as a young boy, Ashton Sanders as a teen and Trevante Rhodes as an adult. —The Hollywood Reporter

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CASABLANCA Michael Curtiz, USA, 1942, 102 min, rated GSet against the backdrop of espionage in WWII French Morocco, the story of night-club owner Rick (Humphrey Bogart) and his reunion with an old flame (Ingrid Bergman) unfolds. The iconic performances from the Bogart, Bergman, and Paul Henreid are gen-uinely wonderful. And the supporting cast is nothing less than heaven-sent. —Mr. Showbiz

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LOVING Director: Jeff Nichols; UK/USA, 2016, 124 min; PGJeff Nichols directs a sublimely understated civil rights drama about a mixed-race Virginia couple who are fighting for the right to remain legally married in the 1950s. Although the story is based on a true story, a landmark case that went to the Supreme Court, it’s more romance than history lesson. Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga give winning performances as Richard and Mildred Loving, with Michael Shannon as the magazine photographer who brought their story to the world. —Maclean’s

MAR 3 & 4 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:00)

JACKIE Director: Pablo Larrain; Chile/USA, 2016, 100 min; 14ACast: Natalie Portman, Billy Crudup, Peter Sarsgaard, Greta Gerwig, John HurtExtraordinary in its piercing intimacy and lacerating in its sorrow, Chilean director Pablo Larrain’s English-language debut is a raw portrait of iconic first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, reeling in the wake of tragedy while at the same time summoning the fortitude needed to make her husband’s death meaningful and to ensure her own survival as something more than a footnote. The movie is powered by an astonishing performance from a never-better Natalie Portman in the title role. —The Hollywood Reporter

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labyrinth Jim Henson, UK, 1986, 101 min; rated G

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trollsMike Mitchell, USA, 2016, 93 min; rated G

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singin’ in the rain Gene Kelly & Stanley Donen, USA, 1952, 103 min, rated G

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THE SALESMANDirector: Asghar Farhadi; Iran, 2016, 125 min; Persian with subtitles; PGAfter scoring an Oscar for A Separation, Asghar Farhadi returns to Tehran for this quietly gripping drama about a couple, amateur actors appearing in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, whose relationship starts to splinter in the aftermath of an assault. Married couple Emad (Shahab Hosseini) and Rana (Taraneh Alidoosti) move into a new flat, not knowing that its previous occupant was a woman despised by her neighbours. Rana is attacked by a strange man. As Rana retreats into herself, Emad, frustrated by his inability to comfort her, decides to play detective and find the culprit himself. But if and when he does, what will he do then? And at what cost? —Vancouver International Film Festival

MAR 9 (7:00 & 9:00)

SINGIN’ IN THE RAINGene Kelly & Stanley Donen, USA, 1952, 103 min; rated G This exuberant satire of Hollywood in the late 20s, at the time of the transition from silents to talkies, is probably the most enjoy-able of all American movie musicals. The teamwork of the stars, Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, and Debbie Reynolds, is joyful and the material is first-rate. —Pauline Kael

MAR 8 (7:00 ONLY)

ME AND THE MOSQUECanada, 2005, 53 min This documentary by Zarqa Nawaz, cre-ator of Little Mosque on the Prairie, examines the contrast between a religion which emphasizes social justice and spiri-tual equality between men and women yet often forces women to pray behind barri-ers. Nawaz will speak after the film.

MAR 10 & 11 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:20)

LIONDirector: Garth Davis; Australia, 2016, 119 min; rated G A moving performance from Dev Patel is the resilient soul of this enthralling feature debut from Garth Davis that tells the true story of Saroo Brierley and his tenacious quest to find the family from whom he was separated 25 years earlier. Tempering its sen-timentality with authentic feeling, the film is a stirring contemplation of roots, identity and home. Sunny Pawar, who plays Saroo as a 5-year-old in the opening chapter, and Nicole Kidman, as Saroo’s adoptive mother, give beautiful performances. —The Hollywood Reporter

MAR 5 (3:00 MATINEE & 5:00 & 7:00)

DANCERDirector Steven Cantor; UK/Ukraine, 2016, 85 minutes; English & subtitles; PG 26-year old Ukraine-born ballet superstar Sergei Polunin loves to dance but doesn’t always know why. That internal conflict is at the heart of this sensitive, luxuriantly filmed documentary about the princely, magnetic Polunin, A jubilant, talented child, Polunin’s obvious talent earned him a place at London’s Royal Ballet School. In record time he was named a principal at the Royal Ballet at 19, making him the youngest ever. But separated from his family, Polunin veered toward burnout, which led to behavior that earned him a reputation as ballet’s bad boy.From early home videos to the fiercely emotional, tattooed star of the “Take Me to Church” video that became a viral sensation, “Dancer” becomes a gentle inquiry into how a gifted performer disrupts his life in order to test his passion. —L.A. Times

MAR 16 (7:00 ONLY)

BLOOMSean Walsh, Ireland, 2003, 113 minA luscious, bawdy, beautiful adaptation of the most scandalous novel of the 20th cen-tury, Bloom is an award-winning Irish film adaptation of James Joyce’s Ulysses star-ring Academy Award Winner Stephen Rea, Angeline Ball, Hugh O’Conor and Patrick Bergin. Sponsored by the O’Neil Fund in Irish Literature, The Department of English, Special Collections and University Archives at the University of Victoria.

MAR 12 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00)

FENCESDirector: Denzel Washington, USA, 2016, 139 min; PGDenzel Washington directed and stars in this adaptation of August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which centers on a black garbage collector named Troy Maxson in 1950s Pittsburgh. Bitter that baseball’s color barrier was only broken after his own heyday in the Negro Leagues, Maxson is prone to taking out his frustrations on his loved ones. Both Washington and co-star Viola Davis won Tonys for their performances in the 2010 revival of the play. Stephen Henderson, Jovan Adepo, Russell Hornsby, and Mykelti Williamson round out the supporting cast.

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MR. GAGA: A TRUE STORY OF LOVE AND DANCEDirector: Tomer Heymann; Israel, 2015, 100 min; English & Hebrew with subtitles; PGLeading Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin is profiled in possibly the most exciting documentary for fans of edgier modern dance since “Pina.” With a compelling lead character and plenty of striking performance footage from his tenure to date as director of Batsheva Dance Group, Tomer Heymann delivers a feature that has won a handful of fest prizes.Still fit, limber and driven as ever in his mid-60s, Naharin began professional training as late as age 22. He accepted an offer in 1990 to take over Tel Aviv’s Batsheva Company. He chucked its staple fare for some adventuresome new works of his own. Their electric impact, incorporating jagged, unpredictable movement, multimedia factors, sociopolitical themes and other challenging elements, quickly attracted new patrons — and critical admiration that greatly increased the institution’s international stature.Between riveting excerpts from individual dances, Naharin is shown rehearsing his company and creating new pieces. —Variety

mar 29 & 30 (7:00 & 9:00)

LAND OF MINEDirector: Martin Zandvliet; Denmark/Germany, 2016, 101 min; Danish/German with subtitles; 14AIt might seem hard to find a World War II story that hasn’t been told, but Danish director Martin Zandvliet has come up with a fresh and compelling approach. Based on a true but not well-known part of history, the film works as a moving antiwar essay and as a gripping thriller. After the offi-cial end of the war in May 1945, German POWs in Denmark were put to work on a deadly task — defusing more than 2 million German land mines along the country’s west coast. Danish Sergeant Rasmussen (Roland Moller) is assigned to oversee the German prison-ers. Most of them are teenage boys conscripted by Hitler in the last days of the war, and they are hopelessly ill equipped to carry out their dangerous job. —Hollywood Reporter

mar 31 & apr 1 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:30)

LA LA LANDDirector: Damien Chazelle; USA, 2016, 128 min; PGDamien Chazelle’s daring and beautiful follow-up to ‘Whiplash’ is an original L.A.-set musical starring Ryan Gosling and a glorious Emma Stone as a couple of Hollywood striv-ers — he a musician, she an actress — who fall in love. The director’s feel for a classic genre is instinctive; he knows how to stage and frame dance and lyrical movement, to transition from conventional to singing scenes, to turn naturalistic settings into fantasy backdrops. Musical lovers, and many others, will be swept away. —The Hollywood Reporter

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A MAN CALLED OVEDirector: Hannes Holm; Sweden, 2016, 116 min; Swedish with subtitles; PGONE OF THE BIGGEST SWEDISH BOX OFFICE HITS OF ALL TIME! A touching comic crowd-pleaser that may call for a tissue or two by the end, A Man Called Ove is an irresistible adaptation of Fredrik Backman’s bestselling novel. It’s a heartwarming tale about a stubborn, short-tempered man with steadfast beliefs, strict routines and the feeling that everyone around him is an idiot—and no reticence about telling them so. After new neighbours accidentally run over his mailbox, the cantankerous old git’s solitary world is shaken in ways he would never have imagined…

The action unfolds both in the present and in the past. Ultimately, it’s a friendship with the new neighbours——that gives Ove a new lease on life… Holm makes poignantly clear that being needed is an essential human desire, and life is so much sweeter when shared with others. —Variety

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20TH CENTURY WOMENDirector: Mike Mills; USA, 2016, 119 min; 14A. Cast: Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning, Billy CrudupSet in Santa Barbara during the summer of 1979, a single mom (Annette Bening) is rais-ing her adolescent son, Jamie (Lucas Jade Zumann) at a moment brimming with cul-tural change. She enlists the help of two younger women (Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning) in Jamie’s upbringing. This is a poignant love letter to the people who raise us, as this makeshift family forges fragile connections that will inspire them through their lives.

MAR 14 & 15 (7:00 ONLY)

TONI ERDMANN Director: Maren Ade; Germany, 2016, 163 min; German with subtitles; 14AOne of the most talked-about films of 2016 is an alternately hilarious and mortifying comedy about the fraught relationship between a repressed corporate consultant and her incessantly prank-playing dad. Retired divorcee Winfried (Peter Simonischek), an incor-rigible prankster, pays a surprise visit to his daughter Ines (Sandra Hüller), a high-ranking and tightly-wound management consultant, and soon insinuates himself into every aspect of her professional life, turning each day into a parade of embarrassment. Transforming a scenario fit for a sitcom into something wholly original and altogether more affecting, the must-see third feature from German director Maren Ade is an almost unbearably intense comedy that is being celebrated as the best film of 2016. —Toronto International Film Festival

MAR 7 (7:00 ONLY)

SCREENAGERSDelaney Ruston, USA, 2016, 68 min; recommended for ages 13 and upAbout the impact of the digital age on chil-dren and how to help them minimize harm-ful effects and find balance.

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MAR 25 KIDS MATINEE 12:30PM MOANA

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MAR 19 KIDS MATINEE 12:45PM MONSTER TRUCKS

MAR 26 KIDS MATINEE 12:30PM MOANA

APR 2 KIDS MATINEE 12:30PM SING

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LA LA LANDDirector: Damien Chazelle; USA, 2016, 128 min; PGPLEASE SEE MAR 31 FOR DESCRIPTION

APR 5 & 6 (7:00 ONLY)

SILENCEDirector: Martin Scorsese USA, 2016, 161 min; English & Japanese with subtitles; 14ACast: Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver, Yōsuke Kubozuka, Liam NeesonSet in the seventeenth century, two Portuguese priests, Rodrigues (Andrew Garfield) and Garrupe (Adam Driver), have heard rumors that their teacher and confessor, Father Ferreira (Liam Neeson), a missionary in Japan, has betrayed his Christian faith, and they travel to search for him. En route, they learn of the bloody persecution that Christians face in Japan, and when they’re smuggled into the country they, too, face the authorities’ wrath. Rodrigues is the protagonist of this picaresque epic of oppression and martyrdom. As he closes in on Ferreira the movie morphs into a spectacularly dramatic and bitterly ironic theatre of cruelty that both exalts and questions central Christian myths. It plays like Martin Scorsese’s own searing confession. —The New Yorker

APR 3 & 4 (7:00 & 9:20)

PATERSONDirector: Jim Jarmusch; USA, 2016, 118 min; PGA gem. Adam Driver stars as a bus-driving poet (or poetry-writing bus driver) in this Zen fugue from American director Jim Jarmusch. Driver has never been more in-the-moment. Paterson feels like the most intimate, heartfelt film from Jarmusch in a long while. It’s like a stone skipping across a pond, surprising us with widening ripples of revelation. It’s a one-of-a-kind, strangely moving film, and as close as cinema gets to pure poetry. —Maclean’s

APR 7 & 8 (3:00 MATINEE & 7:00 & 9:30)

HIDDEN FIGURESDirector: Theodore Melfi; USA, 2016, 127 min; PGThis exuberant, inspiring drama tells the fact-based story of three black women who strove for upward mobility as NASA mathematicians during the JFK era. Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monae star as the “human computers,” who use their prodigious number skills to help calculate the trajectories for the Mercury Seven astronauts and their street smarts to negotiate humiliating work-place hurdles. The excellent leads get robust support from Jim Parsons, Kirsten Dunst, Mahershala Ali, and Kevin Costner. —Chicago Reader

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JULIETA Director: Pedro Almodóvar; Spain, 2016, 99 min; Spanish w/ subtitles; 14AAdapted from three short stories from Alice Munro’s “Runaway” collection. To match Munro’s signature restraint, Pedro Almodóvar tones it down. Partly filmed on the romantic seaside of Galicia, “Julieta” is a nonstop visual feast, but it possesses just as much sub-stance as style. —Washington Post

MAR 17 & 18 (11:00PM)

NAPOLEAN DYNAMITE Jared Hess, USA, 2004, 86 min; GJon Heder is unforgettable as the listless teenager in this deadpan cult classic.

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“THE DAZZLING ACTING DUET OF WASHINGTON AND DAVIS CREATE A MOVIE EXPERIENCE YOU WON’T FORGET.” –Rolling Stone

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