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Thursday, May 30th
@ 7:30
Proceeds from this
screening benefit the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival |
Thursday, July 11th @ 6:30 and 8:40
Q/A with director Jay Craven after each screening! |
Wednesday, July 24th @ 7:00 followed
by Q/A with writer, actress, and producer Naomi McDougall Jones! |
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Crafted from never
before seen footage recorded live in 1972 at Reverend James
Cleveland’s church in Watts, California in front of a full
congregation, the film features Aretha Franklin recording what
would become the highest selling album of her career and the
most popular gospel album of all time.
Directed by
Alan Elliott and Sydney Pollack; 2018, 89 minutes
Proceeds from
this screening benefit the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival’s
commitment to providing ten days of free live music in downtown
Burlington.
Tickets are $15 each and available to purchase in advance at our
box office or online
Click here to purchase tickets!
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A bioengineering company
releases a new product: Mungoes, human beings who have been stripped of
all memories, feelings, and free will. They are stoic, docile, perfect
for menial labor. The lead engineer, however, has bigger ideas for them,
and begins secretly implanting them with artificial memories and
emotions—and even the ability to love.
Filmed in Burlington by
local filmmaker Jay Craven! Starring Cameron Scoggins, Morgan Wolk, Bret
Lada, Jerry O'Connell, Nicole Shalhoub, and Susan S. McGinnis.
Tickets are $12.50 each
and available to purchase in advance at our box office or online
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It’s 2018 in New York City
and 29-year-old Sarah wears her self-made freak status like armor. With
her blue hair and facial tattoo, Sarah is part of a real-life vampire
fringe subculture whose members believe they need to drink human blood
to stay healthy.
Uptown, James, an Englishman, works as an IRS agent and spends his life
worrying that people won’t like him if he reveals any form of
personality. Between his soul-crushing job and his controlling colleague
and roommate, James exists in a constant state of lonely, low-key
desperation.
When Sarah gets audited, due to a judgmental media shit storm, brought
on by her ex-husband’s ridiculous appearance on a reality TV show, our
heroes’ stories intersect. Although James initially rules against the
vampires, Sarah eventually manages to insult and threaten him into
giving their case a closer review and James enters, with keenly growing
fascination, in the deeply bizarre world of real-life vampires.
Tickets are $12.50 each
and available to purchase in advance at our box office or online
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