Friday March 21 to Thursday March 27, 2014

Cowriter and director George Clooney adapts author Robert M. Edsel's book The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves, and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History to tell the incredible true story of the seven art historians and museum curators who went behind enemy lines during World War II on a mission to recover some of the world's greatest works of art.

The image of Nelson Mandela — sweet eyes and smile belying the power within him, the pain endured and the conflict he witnessed — is so much a part of our world. The most elemental, but not the only, crucial element to director Justin Chadwick’s vibrant, engaging film adapted from Mandela’s 2000 autobiography is to enlighten audiences about what makes the man tick.

“The first feature from Clio Barnard is both a tender ode to childhood and a wrenching eulogy for lost innocence. Barnard works so naturally within her bleak setting that she might as well be making a documentary. Both leading actors are teenagers who’ve never acted before - and they are both phenomenal.

“The Square bears witness to history in an articulate, thoughtful and intensely dramatic way. A compelling inside look at the cascading series of revolutions and counter-revolutions that have shaken Egypt since the beginning of 2011, it wouldn't exist except for the passion and determination of filmmaker Jehane Noujaim.

Premiere Screening of Local Production

Alex Hastings is a young boy growing up, faced with the reality that in this
next year of school he will be leaving his friends he makes a pact with his
very best friend, Marcia Burnet, under an apple tree that no matter what on
that day every year they will meet under the apple tree.