1965, 110 min7:45 PM
$10 General Admission $9 Students and Seniors (with ID) $8 SIFF Supporters $7 Matinee (first show of the day on Sat/Sun)$5 SIFF Supporter Tuesdays$2 Films4Families child/youth$7 Films4Families adult Special Engagement prices may vary
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August 20
The last romantic couple, Belmondo and Karina, flees Paris for the south of France. He’s a husband on the lam, and she’s a classic pulp fiction gun moll. A musical, a gangster story, “a painting by Velásquez” (Godard), Pierrot unfolds under shimmering sun-drenched Provençal skies, beautifully …
August 21
Jean-Paul Belmondo’s pouty-lipped homage to Bogart’s cigarette-smoking prowess, Jean Seberg’s fresh-faced American in Paris hawking International Herald Tribunes on the Champs d’Elysee, Mozart mixed with jazz—every jump cut signaled the beginning of modern cinema and the ascendancy of …
August 22 - 28
Godard’s poetic treatment of one woman’s slide into the oldest profession in the world stars his then-wife (and muse), the enigmatically lovely Anna Karina. The film opens with a quote by Montaigne: “Lend yourself to others, but give yourself to yourself.” Told in 12 sections, the film charts the …
August 23
Join Atreyu’s battle against flying dragons, swamp monsters, and other assorted creatures as he fights to save the magical land of Fantasia from the great storms of The Nothing. Seen through the imagination of Bastian as he reads the story in a strange bookstore, Fantasia soon melds with Bastian’s r …
