CINEMA 320 PATRONS, PLEASE NOTE: While Cinema 320 plans its spring schedule, world cinema continues locally with this trio of films presented by the Worcester Jewish Community Center. Here’s a general writeup on the series. More information is available at the link below.
Central Mass Jewish Film Series Presents 3 Films Award Winning Films
Bringing the best contemporary Jewish Films to Central Mass!
Showing at the 5th annual Central Mass Jewish Film Series are the films Kaddish for a Friend on Saturday, January 21 at 7:30 pm, The Matchmaker on Saturday, January 28 at 7:30 pm, and Reuniting the Rubins on Sunday, January 29 at 7:00 pm. All 3 films will be shown at St. John’s High School. 378 Main Street, Shrewsbury. The films are award winners and favorites on the festival circuit. General admission is $10. Purchase tickets in advance at the Worcester JCC, 633 Salisbury St., Worcester or online at: worcesterjcc.org or at the door. For more information call Nancy Greenberg, Cultural Arts Director, Worcester JCC, 508-756-7109.
For more info about each film and to purchase tickets click on link:
Central Mass Jewish Film Series
Played November 26-27 at Cinema 320-
MEEK’S CUTOFF
(USA 2011; PG)
Saturday Nov. 26 @ 7:30PM;
Sunday Nov. 27 @ 1, 3:05PM.
A little party of western settlers lost on the prairie, starting to doubt the reliability and honesty of their hired guide, and running low on provisions, captures a lone Indian who may or may not be able to lead them to fresh water. Who do they trust more – the likely failure they know, or the unknown and perhaps treacherous Other? Michelle Williams, Will Patton and Bruce Greenwood star. 104 min.
“Quiet, beautiful and terrifying fable… combines epic ambition with a focus on intimate, personal detail” -Salon.com.
“Both invokes the mythology of the American frontier and cleverly transcends it” – IndieWire.
Direction: Kelly Reichardt; screenplay: Jonathan Raymond.
TICKETS:
$6.00 adults, $4.00 seniors, $3.00 Clark students, faculty and staff (with ID)
PLAY THE TRAILER
METACRITIC’S VERDICT
A cross-section of reviews of this week’s movie.
SHORT VIDEO OF THE WEEK
It might be great. It might be appalling. Just think of it as Cinema 320′s virtual short subject before the week’s feature presentation.
•••••Monday November 28 – Cinema 320 takes the winter off. Thanks for your support! We’ll return in the spring.
