Special Showings – September

September 6, 2010
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Dolphins & Dinos Dollar Double Feature Weekend at IMAX at the World Golf Hall of Fame
See the premieres of DOLPHINS & WHALES, narrated by Daryl Hannah, and take an adventure back in time with DINOSAURS ALIVE!. Opening weekend activities will include the Dinner & Movie Event on Friday, September 3. Have a buffet dinner from Fairways Cafe from 5:30- 6:30 pm, hear guest speaker Frank Gromling, founder of Ocean Publishing, on the importance of protecting our oceans at 7 pm inside the theater. Then see Dolphins & Whales at 7:15 pm and Dinosaurs Alive! at 8:30 pm. General Public: Adults/$20, Children/$12. Movie Club Members: Adults/$12, Children/$8. Enjoy Dolphins & Dinos Day on Saturday, September 4 from 11:30 am- 2 pm with a live radio remote with Lite 96.1 that will include demonstrations from Mad Science, information from St. Johns Riverkeeper, a representative from St. Augustine Alligator Farm & Zoological Park, ice cream samples from Coldstone Creamery and more! Take advantage of the Dollar Double Feature and see one general run film and the second film is just $1 (double feature promotion does not include Toy Story 3). For show times and special weekend activity information, please visit www.worldgolfimax.com or call (904) 940-4133.

Late Night Movies at 5 Points Theatre
Sept 3 & 5 – TROLL 2
Sept 17 & 19 – NIGHT OF THE CREEPS
Sept 24 & 26 – ED WOOD
Late night movies are shown at 11 pm on Friday night with an encore showing the following Sunday at 3 pm. Call 359-0047 or visit www.5pointstheatre.com for more information.

Sept 5 THE BIRDS The final Summer Movie Classic of the year at the Florida Theatre will be a showing of Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds. Tickets are $7 at 2 pm. Florida Theatre, 128 E. Forsyth St., 355-2787, www.floridatheatre.com.

Movies at Main Film Series Enjoy free showings of the movies you love on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month at 5:45 pm in the Main Library’s Hicks Auditorium. HARVEY – Sepember 9, STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE – September 23. http://jpl.coj.net/progs/main/movies-at-main.html

Sept 10 SCHOOL OF ROCK – Night Owl Cinema at the Saint Augustine Amphitheatre This fun, free outdoor movie series is open to the public. This showing will also feature live performances by the South Woods Elementary School Rock Band. The band will perform at 7:15 pm with an encore peromance at 9 pm. The movie starts at 8 pm. St. Augustine Amphitheatre, A1A South in St. Augustine, www.staugamphitheatre.com/cinema.php

Sept 11 Monthly meeting of the Leave ‘em Laughing Tent Laurel & Hardy short subjects to be screened at the meeting include the 1930 sound short Blotto and the 1928 silent shorts Their Purple Moment, Should Married Men Go Home?, We Faw Down. Pablo Creek Library, 13295 http://leaveemlaughing.moviefever.com

Sept 18 Monthly Buster Keaton Silent Film Showings The comedies to be screened are: Convict 13 (1920), The Goat (1921), Cops (1922). Pablo Creek Branch Library, 13295 Beach Blvd., 4 to 5:30 pm. Info: 246-0312, www.busterkeaton.moviefever.com

Sept. 30 MUSIC IN MOTION Atypical Arts is presenting a series of four music/film events at the 5 Points Theater – one each month, September-December. The first event is a multi-media presentation led by Miles’ biographer and well known music author/critic, Ashley Kahn, and will feature rare video footage of Miles during the time of his masterpiece Kind of Blue. Part listening session, part discussion, and an engaging demonstration of cultural detective work — celebrating Miles Davis, the first 15 years of his career, and what is arguably the most popular jazz album of all time. The discussion culminates with a lively question-and-answer session; the showing of a 25 minute video documentary The Making of Kind of Blue featuring insights shared by Herbie Hancock, Dave Liebman, Horace Silver, Bill Cosby, Shirley Horn, and others. 7 pm at the 5 Points Theater, 359-0047, www.5pointstheatre.com.

Oct 14-17 8th Annual Jacksonville Film Festival The date is quickly approaching for the Jacksonville Film Festival. This year the festival will include Indie USA, a program celebrating the American independent film that will include both feature-length documentary and narrative films. Viva Cinema will showcase Latino films and filmmakers. New this year to the film festival will be the African American Spotlight Program. The goal of this new addition is to showcase African American talent in front of and behind the camera. Keep checking the website at www.jacksonvillefilmfestival.com for details as they become available.

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