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Directed by Martin Scorsese
Concert Documentary
Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Ron Wood, and Charlie Watts, Christina Aguilera
See the Rolling Stones in concert at the Beacon Theater, New York City 2006!
Oscar winner Martin Scorsese captures the band’s raw energy.
PG13, 122 min.
Cinematography:
Robert Richardson (Aviator, JFK), John Toll (Last Samurai, Braveheart),
Andrew Lesnie (Lord of the Rings), Stuart Dryburgh (Painted Veil, Piano)
Robert Elswit (There will be Blood, Good Night Good Luck), Emmanuel Lubezki (Sleepy Hollow)
Ellen Kuras (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind)
May be the most intimate documentary ever made about a live rock 'n' roll concert.
Certainly it has the best coverage of the performances onstage
.— Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
An exhilarating documentary. --Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle
This you-are-there spellbinder is a master director shining his light on the best rock band on the planet.
--Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
...filmed over two nights in 2006 at New York's Beacon Theatre, and by the time it's all over,
we are thoroughly entertained.--Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
Tickets: General $9 General (After 6pm Fri & Sat)
$9.75 Senior 65 & up $6.25 Children 2-12 $6.25
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| Sun, May 11 |
4:30pm |
7:00pm |
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| Mon, May 12 |
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7:00pm |
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| Wed, May 14 |
3:45pm |
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| Thu, May 15 |
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9:15pm |
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Books2Film series
In association with Friends of the Larkspur Library
and Book Passage
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DIRECTED BY RIDLEY SCOTT
Starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young,
Edward James Olmos, Daryl Hannah
The iconic film based on the novel by Philip K. Dick
“Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”
Ridley Scott has released a "definitive version"… "Blade Runner: The Final Cut;"
For me the most important change in the 2007 version is in the print itself.
Scott has resisted the temptation to go back and replace analog special effects
with new CGI work (which disturbed many fans of George Lucas' "Star Wars")
and has kept Douglas Turnbull's virtuoso original special effects,
while enhancing, restoring,…both visuals and sound…
It looks so great, you're tempted to say the hell with the story, let's just watch it.
-Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times
35mm, 117 min, R
Tickets:
General $9
Senior 65 & up $6.25
Children 2-12 $6.25
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| Sun, May 11 |
2:00pm | |
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9:15pm |
| Thu, May 15 |
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6:45pm |
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** $6.25 Matinee prices before 3:30 pm
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Metropolitan Opera-La Boheme ENCORE
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Wednesday, May 14 2008, 6:30pm TRT: 3 hrs, 20 mins. 2 intermissions
Satellite Feed in HD and Surround Sound
A magnificent cast comes together for Franco Zeffirelli’s iconic production of the Puccini favorite. The exciting young conductor Nicola Luisotti presides over a glorious vocal ensemble led by the mesmerizing Angela Gheorghiu, who sings Mimě at the Met for the first time in twelve years, opposite golden-toned tenor Ramón Vargas as her lover, Rodolfo.
Conductor Nicola Luisotti; Production Franco Zeffirelli; Angela Gheorghiu, Ainhoa Arteta, Ramón Vargas, Ludovic Tézier, Quinn Kelsey, Oren Gradus, Paul Plishka
During intermissions, wine/beer and other concessions are available for purchase. Download Order Form
Ticket Prices: General admission $22 Seniors 65 & up $20 Students 14 and under $15 Watch
the trailer
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