Brave New Cinema: Support our digital transition.
CCA would like to thank the following individuals for their support of our digital transition:
Eugene Andes,
Devi Benjamin,
Martha Callanan,
Brian B. Cassidy,
Doris Francis-Erhard and Louis Erhard,
Lisa C Pelletier,
John Detweiler,
Cynthia Gibson,
Madeleine Gehrig,
Elizabeth Joy Dunham,
Rebecca Lyon,
Lizbeth Malkmus,
Ron Martin,
Elizabeth K. Manny,
Andrew Nowak,
Melinda Silver,
Ellen Zieselman,
Scott and Jamie Lippman,
Joan and Jeffrey Less,
Abigail and Joel Olson,
Charles Powell,
Susan Pfeifer,
Marianne and Peter Westen,
Nolan Zisman.
Frances Ha
“Exhilarating, smart and delightful … a terrific new film that's incredibly rich to watch. Greta Gerwig is embraceable, unpredictable and possessed of gifts for physical comedy.” –Hollywood Reporter
Noah Baumbach’s valentine to the youthful energy of New York City stars Greta Gerwig (LOLA VERSUS, TO ROME WITH LOVE). In a wildly inventive comic performance, she brings the story of a woman in search of opportunity, or at least a good apartment and job. With dreams that cannot be fulfilled, a best friend who she rarely speaks to and limited prospects, Frances still lives life with unaccountable joy and lightness. This modern comic fable explores friendship, class, ambition, failure and redemption. (U.S., 2012, 86m, DCP)
Showtimes:
Tues June 18: 12:00p*, 2:00p*, 5:00p, 8:15p*
Weds-Thurs June 19-20: 12:00p*, 2:00p*, 5:30p*, 8:15p*
Fri-Sat June 21-22: 5:45p*, 8:00p*
Mon-Weds June 24-26: 5:30p*, 7:30p*
Thurs June 27: 5:00p*
Tiger Eyes
“The rarest of family films, smart and nuanced … a passion project and it shows.” –Filmmaker Magazine
A 17 year‐old girl (Willa Holland) sets out on a journey from heartbreak and confusion to transformation as she discovers love and life after tragedy. Lawrence Blume’s film, winner of awards at the Palm Beach and Boston film festivals, marks the first major motion picture adaptation from the work of iconic author Judy Blume, and also stars the late Russell Means and his son Tatanka Means and was shot in New Mexico. (U.S., 2012, 92m)
Showtimes:
Tues-Thurs June 18-20: 6:15p*
Fri-Sat June 21-22: 3:45p*
Mon-Thurs June 24-27: 3:00p*
*indicates show is in The Studio for a price of $7.50, or $6.00 for CCA Members
Shadow Dancer
“Gripping … a textbook demonstration of visual storytelling … a labyrinthine tale of cat and mouse, of deception and double cross, of betrayal and confused allegiances.” –The Guardian
Clive Owen, Gillian Anderson and remarkable newcomer Andrea Riseborough (winner, Best Actress, British Oscars) star in this gripping, propellant and at times disorienting feature film by Oscar-winning director James Marsh (MAN ON WIRE). After an aborted bomb attempt in London, an IRA activist falls into the hands of an MI5 officer who offers her a deal: turn informant or go to prison. Fearing for her son's welfare, she returns to Belfast and, as she betrays family and beliefs, she feels the net closing in on her. (U.K., 2012, 105m, 35mm, Magnolia Pictures)
Showtimes:
Tues-Thurs June 18-20: 4:00p*
* indicates show is in The Studio for a price of $7.50, or $6.00 for CCA Members
Kon Tiki
"Ceaselessly enthralling … A great outdoor epic is to keep you breathless with wonder. Technically, dramatically and cinematically awesome" –NY Observer
It was one of the most daring experiments in history. Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl crossed the Pacific Ocean in a balsa wood raft in 1947 to prove that pre-Columbian South Americans could have settled on Polynesian islands. From the financing to publicity efforts and into the wide-open sea, this Oscar-nominated adventure yarn follows an epic 101 day-long journey across 5,000 miles of sharks, whales, conflict, derring-do and unbelievable beauty. (Norway, 2012, 118m, DCP)
Showtimes:
Tues June 18: 12:20p, 2:40p
Weds-Thurs June 19-20: 12:45p, 3:10p, 7:30p
Fri-Sat June 21-22: 12:30p*
Mon-Thurs June 24-27: 12:30P*
Much Ado About Nothing
“The first great contemporary Shakespeare since Baz Luhrmann's ‘Romeo and Juliet.’” –The Guardian
From the creator of the cult TV shows Firefly and Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the blockbuster THE AVENGERS comes … Shakespeare! The legendary Joss Whedon turns his focus to the Bard’s beloved comedy, telling the story of sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick. Filled with wonderful performances and with a few modern twists, Whedon’s labor of love, shot quickly (in his own L.A. mansion) and with fidelity to Shakespeare’s play, is a dark, sexy and delightfully absurd view of the intricate game of love. (U.S., 2012, 108m, DCP, Roadside Attractions)
Starts June 21
Showtimes:
Fri-Thurs June 21-27: 11:45am, 2:00p, 4:10p, 6:20p, 8:30p
