November Nitrate Weekend “Daisy Kenyon is the kind of woman toward whom other women - and men - are never indifferent. Either they despise her heartily or admire her greatly, depending on their own experiences.”
Celebrate the holiday season at the George Eastman Museum, beautifully decorated with festive wreaths, trees, and the beloved Sweet Creations gingerbread display. Enjoy live music, seasonal cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, specialty auctions, and a wine pull while mingling with friends of the museum. Tickets are $100 per person and include a complimentary cocktail. Reservations are required by Friday, November 13. Presented by the Eastman Museum Council, with proceeds supporting the George Eastman Museum.
November Nitrate Weekend Sir Laurence Olivier directs and acts in this definitive cinematic version of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, which won four well-deserved Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Actor.
Silent Tuesdays A recent restoration from the Library of Congress, The Showdown finds George Bancroft playing against type as an honorable man. Cardan (Bancroft), a wildcat oil driller, looks after Sibyl Shelton (Evelyn Brent) when her husband leaves camp in the Mexican jungle to inspect some oil property.
Native American Cinematic Heritage Starring Lily Gladstone, Academy Award nominee for Killers of the Flower Moon, this drama is Erica Tremblay’s feature debut, after writing and directing for Reservation Dogs. Jax (Gladstone) has been taking care of her niece, Roki (Isabel DeRoy-Olson), since her mother’s most recent disappearance.
Holidays As marketing executive Neal Page (Steve Martin) attempts to get home for Thanksgiving, his plans seems to be foiled at every turn by shower curtain–ring salesman Del Griffith (John Candy), who also happens to be traveling back to Chicago.
Holidays Released in the summer of 1947, Miracle on 34th Street has nonetheless grown into a perennial favorite, bridging the season from Thanksgiving to Christmas. When the Santa Clause hired for the end of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade turns up drunk, a jolly, bearded man named Kris (Edmund Gwenn) volunteers for the job.
Holidays Released in the summer of 1947, Miracle on 34th Street has nonetheless grown into a perennial favorite, bridging the season from Thanksgiving to Christmas. When the Santa Clause hired for the end of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade turns up drunk, a jolly, bearded man named Kris (Edmund Gwenn) volunteers for the job.
