The Guild Cinema is rolling out its early-fall lineup, and we'll get to check off more titles from our wish list at the cozy venue in Nob Hill:
- "Leviathan," the powerful fishing documentary, Aug. 11-16.
- "Augustine," the randy French period piece, Aug. 16-22.
- Michael Winterbottom's latest with Steve Coogan, "The Look of Love," Aug. 31 to Sept. 4.
- Here's a dynamic double feature: Andrew Bujalski's "Computer Chess" and Terence Nance's "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," Sept. 7-11.
- The disturbing doc, "The Act of Killing," Sept. 16-19.
- "Crystal Fairy and the Magical Cactus," the trippy Chilean romp, Sept. 20-26.
- The Viennese art drama "Museum Hours," Oct. 1-5.
- Another blockbuster double-feature: "A Band Called Death" and "Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me," Oct. 6-10.
1 comment:
Hi James,
My name is Albert Pyun and I'm a film director (Cyborg with Van Damme, The Sword and the Sorcerer, Captain America (1990), Nemesis, Mean Guns and many more).
Enjoyed reading your blog to get me ready for Albuquerque where I am screening my latest film, ROAD TO HELL, at the Guild Cinema on August 17th at 10:30 PM. The film is a homage to Walter Hill's Streets of Fire (1984) and stars Michael Pare', Clare Kramer and Deborah Van Valkenburgh. Pare' and Deborah were in Streets of fire. We also have the two Jim Steinman power ballad songs from Streets of Fire. I'll be there for a Q & A after. Hope to see you there so we can discuss movies.
Best,
Albert pyun
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