GIFT CARDS: good for use at both box office or barcafe - available for purchase in any denomination (in-store only) or
purchase online HERE
MATINEE MONDAYS:
$7.50 all shows
DINNER + MOVIE COMBO
w/ THE NATIONAL - SUN/MON/TUE:
$29 per person: one movie ticket,
tapas & a 2-course prix-fixe dinner
- NOW ALSO AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY NIGHTS
BARCAFÉ: featuring a FULL BAR
selection so you can enjoy a
martini or your favorite cocktail,
beer or wine while watching a
movie or live performance
- no movie ticket needed to enter!
FUNDERS: This program is
supported in part by Georgia
Council for the Arts through
the appropriations of the
Georgia General Assembly. GCA receives significant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.
OPENING NIGHT: FILM, MUSIC & CONVERSATION w/ ART ROSENBAUM & FRIENDSKick off this year's FilmFest with an evening of music and conversation with acclaimed artist and musician, ART ROSENBAUM, who will share his musical talents with a live performance alongside fellow friends and musicians prior to the screening of Alan Flurry's documentary film, Art Rosenbaum: Mural in Progress, part of the Georgia Doc Block series of short Georgia-focused documentary films. Scroll down for full lineup of series films and descriptions. With catered reception and post-film discussion.
TRIBUTE TO THE MUSCLE SHOALS SOUND w/ DAVID & PATTERSON HOODAn afternoon of music and conversation with father and son musicians, DAVID HOOD and PATTERSON HOOD, who will perform songs and share stories in tribute to the legendary music of Muscle Shoals, following a special preview screening of the new music documentary, MUSCLE SHOALS SOUND. With catered brunch reception.
MUSCLE SHOALS SOUNDLocated alongside the Tennessee River, Muscle Shoals, Alabama is the unlikely breeding ground for some of America's most creative and defiant music. At its heart is producer Rick Hall who founded FAME Studios, overcoming poverty, tragedy and racial hostility to create music for the generations, while giving birth to the 'Muscle Shoals Sound' alongside talented session musicians like David Hood and Roger Hawkins. Legendary artists including Aretha Franklin, Greg Allman, Bono, Mick Jagger, Etta James, Alicia Keys, Wilson Pickett, and Keith Richards bear witness to the magnetism and mystery of Muscle Shoals and why it remains a global influence today.
In association with this year's AthFest Music & Arts Festival, Ciné presents a series of music documentary films and locally produced movies, with special guest filmmakers and musicians in attendance, including:
-- OPENING NIGHT: FILM, MUSIC & CONVERSATION
w/ ART ROSENBAUM & FRIENDS -- WEDNESDAY JUNE 19
ROCK DOCS: Turning the spotlight on little-known southern musicians who have influenced some of the industry's most legendary artists and performers, this series follows the stories of the 1960's session musicians of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, and the musical madness of Georgia's own avant-garde cult legend, Col. Bruce Hampton.
ATHENS PICTURE SHOW: Now in its tenth year at AthFest, The Athens Picture Show celebrates the spirit of independent filmmaking with a diverse showcase of movies made by Athens area filmmakers. The lineup includes short narratives, animated films, a series of Georgia-focused documentaries, a post-apocalyptic zombie late show, and a special feature presentation of the stunning underwater documentary film from Athens-based Standoff Studios.
BAD MOVIE NIGHT: THE INVISIBLE MANIAC - TUESDAY JUNE 25
Celebrating the very worst that cinema has to offer, Bad Movie Night presents the sleazy, T&A slasher romp THE INVISIBLE MANIAC. Our beloved maniac, Kevin Dornwinkle, is scarred as a child after his mother catches him peeping on a neighbor via telescope. Twenty years later, he's a brilliant yet sexually repressed scientist who believes he has invented an invisibility serum. When it fails, his colleagues ridicule and taunt him, sending Kevin into a murderous, psychotic rage. The scientist soon escapes the mental hospital he was locked up in and hides out at a high school, under an alias, teaching summer school physics. His students see him as a pathetic nerd and mock him accordingly, but Dornwinkle has perfected his invisibility serum and is of course using it to catch a glimpse of his female students during their many frequent showers. Things soon spiral out of control and Dornwinkle uses his new found powers for even less unsavory undertakings. Will the students survive THE INVISIBLE MANIAC's transparent killing spree, or will they soon realize what you can't see can kill you? Find out this month at Bad Movie Night!
SHOWTIMES - 8:00p - TUE 5/28 | ADMISSION: FREE
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With opening reception on Thursday, May 2nd from 6-8p
$29 per person: one movie ticket, tapas and a two-course prix-fixe dinner
[ dinner reservations: 706 549 3450 ]
NOW ALSO AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY NIGHTS!
MATINEE MONDAYS: $7.50 matinee pricing for all shows
FULL BAR!! -- the BarCafé features a FULL BAR selection so you can enjoy a martini or your favorite cocktail, beer or wine while watching a movie or live performance - open daily @ 4:30p- no movie ticket needed to enter
GIFT CARDS: good for use at both box office or barcafe - available for purchase in any denomination (in-store only) or purchase in $25-50-100 amounts online HERE
SHOWTIMES:
HOURS:
ADMISSION:
click HERE for daily screening times or call [ 706 353 3343 ] for more information
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