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CONTACT
Kelly
Aubey (owner) 602-595-9187
kaubey@gmail.com
Steve
Weiss (programming) 602-265-9524 or
filmbarprogrammer@gmail.com
FilmBar
815
North 2nd Street
Phoenix
AZ 85004
www.thefilmbarphx.com
602-595-9187
We
can supply screeners, photos etc for
some of the films, just ask!
FilmBar
admittance is 21 and over. Please
note that on weekends, our 5pm screening is discounted to $5.00,
and we now
charge $7.00 for all other screenings.
FEATURED
FILMS WEEK OF THURS APRIL 28-WED
MAY 4 2011
1st
Feature-DIRTY MIND-A film by Pieter Van Hees-$7.00
Website,
trailer- http://www.dirtymindthemovie.be/
Dutch
with
English subtitles-Running time 102 minutes
SHOWTIMES
Th(4/28)
9:00
PM, 11:00 PM
Fr(4/29) 9:00 PM, 11:00PM
Sa(4/30) 5:00 PM*, 9:00
PM, 11:00 PM
Su(5/1) 7:00 PM
Tu(5/3) 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM
Wed(5/4) 9:00 PM
(*denotes
matinee price of $5.00)
Diego
struggles
with low self-esteem until he has a serious accident and wakes
up as
Tony T, an uninhibited, smooth-talking stuntman. A textbook case
of Frontal
Syndrome provides the young and ambitious neurologist, Jaana,
with an ideal
case study. Everybody hopes that Diego will make a quick
recovery. Everybody,
except Diego.
++++++++++++++
2nd
Feature-EAT THE SUN-A Documentary film by Peter Sorcher-$7.00
Website,
trailer-
http://www.eatthesunmovie.com
SHOWTIMES
Thurs(4/28)
7PM
Fri(4/29)
7PM
Sat
(4/30) 7PM
Sun
(5/1) 5PM*
Wed(5/4)
7pm
(*denotes
matinee price of $5.00)
Is
it possible to stare at the sun and
not eat? Meet Mason.
Mason
is a modern day sungazer and subject of Peter
Sorcher's award-winning documentary film, Eat The Sun, a
fascinating and
thought-provoking account of this young man's journey into the
little know
world of sungazing - an ancient practice of looking directly at
the sun for
long periods of time.
Sungazing
has its roots in ancient
civilizations - from the Incas and Aztecs to the Greeks and
Egyptians - but
today, with the help of the Internet, this revived practice is
gathering global
momentum. The film follows Mason on a curious and often
hilarious cross-country
tour that links hikm with a variety of colorful sungazers
including the real
life Indiana Jones, a Hollywood lawyer and a sungazing
ophthalmologist.
Eat The Sun is the story of one man's struggle
to uncover the truth and ultimately reveals the power of belief.
This
captivating film will challenge your deepest held beliefs.
+++++++++++++++++
SUCH A DEAL
MONDAY-DISNEYLAND
DREAM (1956) PLUS MYSTERY ACTION SHORT! CUSTOMER APPRECIATION
SHOW-FREE
ADMISSION!
Monday 5/2
8pm One Show
Only!
As a thanks
to our FilmBar
followers, we present a special screening of DISNEYLAND DREAMS.
In July 1956,
the
five-member Barstow family of Wethersfield, Connecticut, won a
free trip to the
newly-opened Disneyland in Anaheim, California, in a nationwide
contest. This
30-minute amateur documentary film tells the fabulous story of
their
fun-filled, dream-come-true, family travel adventure, filmed on
the scene at
Walt Disney's "Magic Kingdom" by Robbins Barstow.
In December 2008, "Disneyland Dream" was named to the National
Film
Registry by the Librarian of Congress.
The Barstow
family’s film is
both funny and a real slice of amateur film Americana.
Shown with a
special 11
minute “mystery short film” that will rock you in your seat!
--
Steve Weiss
Film Programmer, FilmBar
http://thefilmbarphx.com/
Phoenix Arizona U.S.A.
