July 24-30. Atom Egoyan's Guest of Honour, Booksellers, The Matrix, Fisherman's Friends, Parasite in B&W & Back to the 80s!

A hearty THANK-YOU to everyone who ventured to the Princess for our re-opening week. It went very smoothly and the feedback we received was very positive. [If you haven't yet, read our message covering all the protocols and precautions we have put in place for you to safely enjoy movies again at the Princess.] This week we have some new titles and a handful of fun, 80s throwbacks. At the Twin, we open Atom Egoyan's new Hamilton-shot, Guest of Honour, starring David Thewlis as a conflicted health inspector, whose daughter has a mysterious past. Atom Egoyan will be providing a brief, virtual intro to the screenings!

We have brought back two of the most popular documentaries of the past year, Fantastic Fungi and The Booksellers. Just before we had to close in March, we began a run of Parasite in Black in White. We HIGHLY recommend it, so we've brought it back. We preferred this version, but would love to know what you think! Also at the Twin, be sure to catch Fisherman's Friends, a fun heartwarmer based on the true story of a group of Cornish fishermen who were signed to a major label and achieved a top 10 hit with their debut album of traditional sea shanties.

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The Booksellers

"Pays warm-hearted tribute to the reading, but also the shopping, the rifling, the obsessing, the dreaming, the list-making, the shelf-organizing, and everything else book-lovers love to do." - TheWrap

Bibliophiles unite! Step inside the leather-and-musk-scented world of New York City’s rare book world, an eclectic crew of wheelers and dealers dedicated to preserving history one musty tome at a time. Behold books bound in human flesh, accounts of polar expeditions containing tufts of real mammoth fur, manuscripts scribed by Borges, and other literary curiosities.

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Emma.

Anya Taylor-Joy Leads the Most Stylish Jane Austen Movie Ever Made

Jane Austen's beloved comedy about finding your equal and earning your happy ending, is reimagined in this delicious new film adaptation of EMMA. Handsome, clever, and rich, Emma Woodhouse is a restless queen bee without rivals in her sleepy little town.

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The Karate Kid

"An exciting, sweet-tempered, heart-warming story with one of the most interesting friendships in a long time." - Roger Ebert

The ultimate ‘80s underdog story, THE KARATE KID still packs a powerful kick. Ralph Macchio stars as Daniel LaRusso, the new kid in town who quickly makes an enemy out of Johnny ('80s blondest bully William Zabka) when he strikes up a friendship with Ali (Elisabeth Shue). When Johnny and his gang of jerks severely beat up Daniel, Mr.

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The Matrix

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"Nestling next to "The'Terminator' and 'Metropolis', this is one the finest sci-fi flicks ever made." - BBC

"No one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself." says Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne), the earnest, elegant John the Baptist figure in the Wachowski brothers' allegorical science fiction masterpiece. Well, we'll give it a shot.

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John Lewis: Good Trouble

"There's a lot to glean from the battleground Lewis has stood on for six decades while demanding fairness, a hope, and dream, of every American. Good Trouble is of importance now more than ever." - Salon.com

Using interviews and rare archival footage, John Lewis: Good Trouble chronicles Lewis' 60-plus years of social activism and legislative action on civil rights, voting rights, gun control, health-care reform and immigration.

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Ferris Bueller's Day Off

"What is the very best high school movie ever made? 'Bueller' ...'Bueller',...'Bueller'........" - Sunday Times

"The question isn't what are we going to do. The question is what aren't we going to do."

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Guest of Honour

Filmed in Hamilton!

For many years, Atom Egoyan has been read (or misread) as a primarily cerebral filmmaker, when the fact is that all of his films are propelled by deeply felt emotional traumas, and his characters' corresponding inability to work through them.

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Planes, Trains & Automobiles

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Those. Aren't. Pillows!

Planes,Trains and Automobiles is a very funny film. The action begins in New York two days before Thanksgiving as Neal Page, a smart, snobbish and uptight marketing executive played by Steve Martin (perfectly cast), leaves his office to fly home to Chicago, where he’s due to spend the holiday weekend with his family.

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Fantastic Fungi

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"Schwartzberg’s film quickly proves to be one of the year’s most mind-blowing, soul-cleansing and yes, immensely entertaining triumphs.” RogerEbert.com

“‘We are the wisdom of a billion years,’ Brie Larson dreamily narrates over what is not a new Marvel epic but rather a documentary of epic proportions about what director Louie Schwartzberg hopes everyone comes to view as a genuinely earthly marvel: mushrooms.

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Raiders of the Lost Ark

Renowned archeologist and expert in the occult, Dr. Indiana Jones, is hired by the U.S. Government to find the Ark of the Covenant, which is believed to still hold the ten commandments. Unfortunately, agents of Hitler are also after the Ark. Indy, and his ex-flame Marion, escape from various close scrapes in a quest that takes them from Nepal to Cairo.

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Fisherman's Friends

"It's a cheering success story highlighting the homely pleasures and eccentricities of English village life." - Sydney Morning Herald

A fast-living, cynical London music executive (Danny Mays) heads to a remote Cornish village on a stag weekend where he's pranked by his boss (Noel Clarke) into trying to sign a group of shanty singing fishermen (led by James Purefoy).

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Parasite — In Black & White!

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Special Black & White edition of this year's Best Picture Oscar Winner

Parasite is for many already an undeniable cinematic masterpiece. But for director Bong Joon Ho, it was his desire to create such a work of art that drove him to cut a black-and-white version of film.

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Footloose

Nothing can beat Kevin Bacon’s original star-making turn as Ren McCormack, the original city-slicker dropped into a small town where it’s illegal to dance.

At first that law seems crazy, but nowadays, not so much... it's kind of illegal to dance (and we are OKAY with that!)

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Pulp Fiction

"Tarantino weaves a patchwork of crime film history into something shiny and new. Peppered with great moments eaten up by actors working at the top of their game, Pulp Fiction's witty writing, pop culture-surfing, gleeful amorality, cult tuneology and hyperkinetic energy has redefined the crime genre for the foreseeable future.

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