Afternoon at the Movies (All Films Start at 2 p.m.)
2/03/2014: Captain Phillips, Rated PG-13, 133
minutes: Two-time
Academy Award winner Tom Hanks teams with Oscar-nominated director Paul
Greengrass and screenwriter Billy Ray to tell the true story of Richard
Phillips, a U.S. cargo-ship captain who surrendered himself to Somali pirates
so that his crew would be freed.
02/10/2014: About Time, Rated R, 123 minutes: A young man with the
ability to time travel discovers that finding true love isn't as easy as he
thought it would be in this romantic comedy from writer/director Richard
Curtis. Rachel McAdams stars.
02/17/2014: Grace Unplugged, Rated PG,
102 minutes: Grace
Trey is the ideal Christian teen who is also a phenomenal singer. But at the
tender age of eighteen, after she gets the music break of a lifetime and is
thrust into the "real world" - her faith is put to the test.
02/24/2014:All is Lost, Rated PG-13, 106 minutes: Academy
Award-nominated writer/director J.C. Chandor
takes the helm for this tense adventure drama about a man (Robert
Redford) who must fight for survival after being lost at sea.
Sunday Cinema (2 p.m. in Auditorium 1)
02/02/2014:
Special Screening of the play “Defending
Lizzie”: Join us for a video showing of Karen Poulsen’s play
“Defending Lizzie,” which was performed
recently at the Little Theater of New Smyrna Beach. In 1892 Lizzie Borden
of Fall River, Massachusetts was accused of one of the worst crimes in New
England. This play, written by the
Little Theatre's own Karen Poulsen, takes a fresh approach to the story behind
Lizzie and her family. In 1930, Lizzie’s diary is discovered revealing an
inside look at the Borden household between 1865 and 1892. Tensions arise when her
stepmother’s family begins to profit from her father’s money. Strange incidents
occur, beginning with a theft in broad daylight, suspicions of poison, and
threats against Lizzie’s father. The suspense continues right up to the very
end when revealing information is uncovered.
