Cinema Art Theater: THIS WEEK

Everything Everywhere All At Once

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Award-winning Everything Everywhere All at Once is a hilarious and big-hearted sci-fi action film about an exhausted immigrant who can't seem to finish her taxes among other things.

An aging Chinese American woman (Michelle Yeoh, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Crazy Rich Asians) is swept up in an insane adventure, where she alone can save the world by exploring other universes connecting with the lives she could have led. The cast also includes Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis and Jenny Slate. Among its numerous accolades, the film received a leading eleven nominations at the 95th Academy Awards, and won seven, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress (Yeoh), Best Supporting Actor (Quan), Best Supporting Actress (Curtis), and Best Original Screenplay. It also won two Golden Globe Awards, five Critics' Choice Awards (including Best Picture), one BAFTA Award, a record four SAG Awards (including Best Ensemble), seven Independent Spirit Awards (including Best Feature). [2021, US, 132 min, In English, Mandarin & Cantonese with English subtitles, Rated: R]

Marya E. Gates of RogerEbert.com says, “In this love letter to genre cinema, Michelle Yeoh gives a virtuoso performance.” Laura Bradley of The Daily Beast exclaims, “The film is a brilliant exploration of generational trauma and feelings of hopelessness. It presents big ideas, but it all works!”

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • $9.00 RBFS Members
  • $11.50 General
  • $5.00 Student - With Student ID

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  • Wednesday Mar 22 4:00 PM (Sold Out) - This event is sold out. In the future, we encourage you to purchase your tickets early.

Emily

Emily is an engrossing British biographical drama and a part-fictional portrait of a famous writer.

Emily imagines Emily Brontë’s own Gothic story that inspired her seminal novel, Wuthering Heights. Haunted by the death of her mother, Emily (Emma Mackey) struggles within the confines of her family life and yearns for artistic and personal freedom, and so begins a journey to channel her creative potential into one of the greatest novels of all time. [2022, UK, 130 min, Rating: R]

Audrey Fox of Looper.com says, “Emma Mackey is a clear standout in an incredibly demanding role, and together with O'Connor, puts together a dynamic, intriguing character study of an author who has so often been defined solely by her creative works.”

Location: Cinema Art Theater   

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  • $9.00 RBFS Members
  • $11.50 General
  • $5.00 Student - With Student ID

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The Lost King

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Opening Friday, March 24.

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • Friday Mar 24 4:00 PM    Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes (Tickets Coming Soon)

Close

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Oscar-nominated Close is a beautiful evocative drama about lifelong best friends at crossroads that are difficult to navigate.

The intense friendship between two thirteen-year-old boys Leo and Remi suddenly gets disrupted when schoolmates shoot a wedge into their relationship. When tragedy strikes, one is forced to confront why he distanced himself from his closest friend. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, Director Lukas Dhont's second film is an emotionally transformative and unforgettable portrait of the intersection of friendship and love, identity and independence, and heartbreak and healing. [2022, Belgium, 104 min, Rating: PG-13, In French with English subtitles]

Rex Reed of Observer says, “Close is a fresh, moving and unforgettable chronicle of masculine trust and devotion.”

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • $9.00 RBFS Members
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The Quiet Girl

Opening Friday, March 17.

Oscar-nominated and award-winning The Quiet Girl is a moving drama told through the eyes of a young neglected girl.

In rural Ireland, Nine-year-old Cait is from an overcrowded, dysfunctional family and is sent to live with distant relatives for the summer. Living with the middle-aged farm couple, she experiences being in a loving home and a new way of living as she blossoms in their care. [2022, Ireland, 94 min, Rating: PG-13, in Irish with English subtitles]

David Fear of Rolling Stone exclaims, “A genuine work of art by a genuinely empathetic artist, and one of the single most moving, heartfelt, and heartbreaking movies from any country in the last decade. That only sounds like hyperbole until you see it.”

Location: Cinema Art Theater   

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  • $9.00 RBFS Members
  • $11.50 General
  • $5.00 Student - With Student ID

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One Fine Morning

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Opening Friday, March 31.

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • Friday Mar 24 4:00 PM    Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes (Tickets Coming Soon)

The Blue Caftan

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Opening Friday, March 31.

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • Friday Mar 24 4:00 PM    Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes (Tickets Coming Soon)

Let It Be Morning

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Let It Be Morning is a gentle comedy adapted for the screen from the novel of the same name about a man and his family unexpectedly trapped in their hometown village.

Director Eran Kolirin (The Band’s Visit), poignantly weaves a satirical story around Sami, a middle-class Palestinian businessman based in Jerusalem, and his family who are attending his brother’s wedding in the small Arabic village in Israel where he grew up. Unexpectedly, Sami’s hometown is placed under a military lockdown in a search for West Bank Palestinians living in the village, including those working on the construction of a second home for his family. Sami, now unable to return home, is torn between allegiances and forced to reassess his past and confront his future. Israel’s official Oscar submission, Let It Be Morning swept the 2021 Ophir Awards (Israel’s equivalent of the Oscars). [2021, Israel, 101 min, Rating: NR, In Arabic with English subtitles]

Randy Meyers of the San Jose Mercury News says, “Eran Kolirin’s satirical drama is a wily one, filled with layers and deeper context within its relatively simple framework as it relates the complexities of Palestinian-Israeli relations.”

Location: Cinema Art Theater   

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Women Talking

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Women Talking is a riveting drama inspired by a real historical event among the Mennonite men and older boys who were abusing their women.

In 2010, the women of an isolated religious community grapple with reconciling their reality with their faith. For years, men had occasionally drugged the women of their community and sadly raped them. The truth sets these Mennonite women free as they start to talk out loud about their oppressive situations. Through the backstory, we see a community of women come together to figure out how they might move forward to build a better life for themselves and their children. All women face the unbearable decision to stay and fight or leave. As they work to find their voices doing nothing is not an option. The stellar cast includes Clair Foy, Frances McDormand and Ben Whishaw. [2022, US, 104 min, Rating: PG-13]

Susan Granger of SSG Syndicate writes, “Uncompromising monologues about sexual abuse and how solidarity is the key to survival...nominated for two Oscars this year.” Mike Scott of the  Sunday Times says, “The film folds Old Testament timelessness with #MeToo topicality and a salting of dry-as-a-bone wisdom.”

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • $9.00 RBFS Members
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Full Time

Opening Friday, April 7.

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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  • $9.00 RBFS Members
  • $11.50 General
  • $5.00 Student - With Student ID

Advance Sales are now closed. Tickets may be purchased at the door starting 30 minutes before screening time.

Living

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Living is a post-World War II London drama directed by Oliver Hernanus from a screenplay by Kazuo Iahiguro, a loose adaptation of the 1952 Japanese film Ikiri (“To Live”). An Oscar contender, Living is the story of an ordinary man, reduced by years of oppressive office routine and a shadow existence discovers in the eleventh hour, the need to make a supreme effort to turn his dull life into something wonderful.

A veteran civil servant (Bill Nighy) receives a medical diagnosis that inspires him to move to the south coast and cram some fun into his remaining days. He meets a sunny young female colleague who seems to have the pep that had previously escaped him. [2022, UK, 113 min, Rating: PG-13]

Tim Cogshell of FilmWeek exclaims, “I love this film. Probably one of my favorites of the year.”

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Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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The Whale

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The Whale is a powerful psychological drama based on Samuel Hunter’s 2012 play by the same name about an obese man trying to make things right in his life. The film is Oscar nominated for Best Actor and is the 15th film screened at the Society’s Cinema Art Theater that has received an Oscar nod.

In a town in Idaho, Charlie (Brandon Frazier), a reclusive and unhealthy 600 lb. English teacher, hides out in his flat and eats his way to death. He is desperate to reconnect with his teenage daughter for a last chance at redemption. [2022, US, 117 min, Rating: R]

Dulcie Pearce of The Sun writes, “It's Fraser who is the outright star of this masterful film, giving such a powerful performance that it will leave even the hardest heart broken.”

Location: Cinema Art Theater (CAT) in Lewes   

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