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CINEviews is pleased to announce this year's,
special guest, Mike White. Mike is an actor, screenwriter
and director. He acted in and wrote, among other things,
School
of Rock and Nacho Libre with Jack Black and
The Good Girl,
with Jennifer Aniston. He directed the recent film, Year of the
Dog.
Mike will be on hand for an
"Actor's Studio" style discussion during our Gala on Friday Nov.
9.
Mike will also lead a
screenwriting discussion on
Saturday, Nov 10 and make other appearances through-out the weekend.
Check back at the website for details and updates.
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THE GOOD GIRL
Directed by Miguel Arteta
Written by Mike White
Rated R; 93 minutes
This updated Madame Bovary is about a woman who has an ill-fated
affair with a younger co-worker in an effort to escape her mundane
marriage. Winner of Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay. |
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THE GOOD GIRL
Friday, Nov 9 pm
$5 (seating is limited) |
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SATURDAY MORNING CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
TOBY TYLER: 10 DAYS AT THE CIRCUS
Directed by Charles Barton
Rated G; 100 minutes; 1960
TOBY TYLER takes you back in time to when the day the circus came
to town was the biggest day of the year! Toby Tyler is the lovable,
determined runaway who believes his uncle and aunt no longer want him,
and life under the Big Top will put things right. Along the way he meets
Ben, Mr. Tupper, and the mischievous Mr. Stubbs -- a playful chimpanzee!
Together they fall into hilarious jams and scams more fun than a barrel
of monkeys. |
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TOBY TYLER: 10 DAYS AT THE CIRCUS
Saturday, Nov 10, 10:30pm
$1 for children/$5 adults (seating is limited) |
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SATURDAY MORNING CLASSIC
KING OF HEARTS
Directed by
Philippe de Broca
Not Rated; 102 minutes; 1966
(German, French & Italian with English subtitles)
Private Charles Plumpick (Alan Bates)is sent alone into a small
French town during World War I to investigate a garbled report from the
Resistance about a bomb, which the departing Germans have set to blow up
a weapons cache. Encountering a few German soldiers still in the town,
he hides in the local insane asylum. After the Germans have fled in fear
of catching a contagious mental illness, the inmates, who believe that
Plumpick is their hero, the King of Hearts, step into the characters of
the villagers who have fled their homes.
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KING OF HEARTS (Roi de Coeur)
Saturday, Nov 10, 10:30am
$5 (seating is limited) |
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I’M NOT SCARED
Directed by Gabriele Salvatores
Rated R; 108 minutes; 2004
(Italian with English subtitles)
A young boy, Michele finds another boy
imprisoned in a hole next to an abandoned house in the middle of an
impossibly beautiful Tuscan landscape. As he investigates further, he
discovers that the adults (including his own parents) of his idyllic
little town are all involved in a nefarious ransom scheme.
review
of film
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I’M NOT SCARED
Saturday, Nov 10, 1:30pm
$5 (seating is limited) |
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Screenwriting
with Mike White
Saturday, November 10 at 1:30
Students with ID $10
Other $20
seating is limited
Please call for info: 847-7277 |
Mike's writing credits include:
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Year of the Dog (2007/I) (written by)
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Nacho Libre (2006) (written by)
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"Cracking Up"
(12 episodes, 2004-2006)
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Earth to America (2005) (TV)
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The School of Rock (2003) (written by)
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The Good Girl (2002) (written by)
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Orange County (2002) (written by)
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"Pasadena"
(2001) TV Series
(unknown episodes)
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"Freaks and Geeks"
(3 episodes, 2000)
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Chuck & Buck (2000) (written by)
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Dead Man on Campus (1998) (screenplay)
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"Dawson's Creek"
(1998) TV Series
(unknown episodes)
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SCHOOL OF ROCK
Directed by Richard
Linklater
Written by Mike White
Rated PG-13
Jack Black impersonates a private school teacher, jettisons the
curriculum, and teaches the kids
Rock and Roll.
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SCHOOL OF ROCK
Saturday, Nov 10, 3pm
$1 for children/$5 adults (seating is limited) |
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THE GOOD GIRL
Directed by Miguel Arteta
Written by Mike White
Rated R; 93 minutes
This updated Madame Bovary is about a woman who has an ill-fated
affair with a younger co-worker in an effort to escape her mundane
marriage. Winner of Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay. |
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THE GOOD GIRL
Saturday, Nov 10, 3:15pm
$5 (seating is limited) |
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MAN ON A TRAIN
Directed by Patrice Leconte
90 minutes (in french with subtitles)
Man on the Train is a surprisingly beautiful and complex vision
of two very different men at crossroads in their lives. They meet by
chance when an aging bank robber named Milan (played by Gallic rock star
Johnny Hallyday) steps off a train in the sleepy French hamlet where a
retired literature teacher (Jean Rochefort) has lived his entire
existence in the same house. Both men are coming up on turning points
in their life the upcoming Saturday at 10:00. Manesquier is due for
life-threatening surgery and Milan is going back for one more bank
robbery.
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MAN ON A TRAIN
Saturday, Nov 10, 800pm
$5 (seating is limited)
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COWBOY BEBOP, THE MOVIE
Directed by Shinichiro Watanabe
Rated R; 115 minutes; 2003
Mars. Days before Halloween 2071.
Villains blow up a tanker truck on Highway One, releasing a deadly virus
that kills hundreds. Fearing a bigger, even more devastating biochemical
attack, an astronomical reward is offered for the arrest and capture of
the person behind the destruction. On the spaceship "Bebop," Spike
Spiegel and his crew of bounty hunters are bored and short of cash. But
with the news of the reward everything changes. Featuring stunning,
state-of-the-art animation, this action-packed sci-fi adventure builds
to a breath-taking, nail-biting climax, guaranteed to keep you hanging
on the edge of your seat. |
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COWBOY BEBOP, THE MOVIE
Saturday, Nov 10, 8pm
$5 (seating is limited) |
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MOOLAADE
Directed by Ousmane Sembene
124 minutes
(In French and Jula with English Subtitles)
Master Director, Sembene's
enthralling and exhillarating portrayal of a courageous woman who offers
protection to four young girls escaping the ancient African ceremony of
female circumcision. Visually gorgeous, this compassionate and
often humorous film deals with issues of gender, power, custom and
change. |
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MOOLAADE
Sunday, Nov 11, 2pm
$5 (seating is limited) |
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CATS OF
MIRIKITANI
Directed by
Linda
Hattendorf
74 minutes
Eighty-year-old Jimmy Mirikitani survived the
trauma of WWII internment camps, Hiroshima, and homelessness by creating
art. But when 9/11 threatens his life on the New York City streets and a
local filmmaker brings him to her home, the two embark on a journey to
confront Jimmy's painful past. An intimate exploration of the lingering
wounds of war and the healing powers of friendship and art, this
documentary won the Audience Award at its premiere in the 2006 Tribeca
Film Festival
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CATS OF
MIRIKITANI
Sunday, Nov 11,
4:30pm
$5 (seating is limited) |
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