Subject: 🎥 Cinemapolis Recommends - Virtual Cinema Listings for May 19, 2021 🎥

Greetings, Cinemapolitans,


There are still a few booking slots left this weekend, so why not come back to the movies in a CinemaSafe way? Reserve your PRIVATE MOVIE PARTY today!


If you'd rather stay home, we have you covered there as well. Click over to our Virtual Cinema portal for four new additions that make up the perfect Cinemapolis mix tape - a rock doc, an indie comedy, some Midnight Movie Madness from Ithaca Fantastik, and a timely and touching documentary that delves into the lives of Muslim Americans.


As always, the full listing of all current and upcoming virtual films, including those titles ending tomorrow, can be found on our Virtual Cinema page.


In other news, we're still closely reviewing all the new safety guidelines released by the CDC and state and local health departments. The National Association of Theater Owners will be likely be updating their CinemaSafe protocols sometime this week.


Pending the completion of repairs to theater 5, we're still hoping to re-launch public movie screenings in mid- to late-June. Stay tuned for updates!

Rockfield
Two Gods

NEW ON VIRTUAL CINEMA

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DEMENTIA PART II

“Midnight movie making at its finest.”

—Nightmarish Conjurings

Suzanne wasn’t always this confused. She wasn’t always dead either – When an ex-con takes a job as a handyman for an unstable elderly woman to avoid a parole violation, it becomes a choice he may regret.


Wendell (Matt Mercer) receives a threatening phone call from his parole officer Reggie (Graham Skipper)…if he doesn’t find a job immediately, he will face serious legal repercussions. Wendell wrangles some home maintenance work for a seemingly benign older woman, Suzanne (Suzanne Voss), who persists in giving him increasingly absurd tasks to complete around the house. As the workday progresses, Wendell is thrown into an ever-escalating nightmare, and comes face to face with an unexpected evil. Suzanne hides a dark secret. And it’s up to Wendell and Suzanne’s daughter, Sheila (Najarra Townsend) to put an end to her madness.


DIRECTORS: Matt Mercer & Mike Testin

SCREENWRITERS: Matt Mercer & Mike Testin

CAST: Matt Mercer, Graham Skipper, Najarra Townsend, Suzanne Voss


Presented in collaboration with
Ithaca Fantastik

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DRUNK BUS

“Hilarious and Heartfelt”

—FUNNY OR DIE

Michael (Charlie Tahan) is a recent graduate whose post college plan is derailed when his girlfriend leaves him for a job in New York City.


When the bus service hires a security guard to watch over the night shift, Michael comes face to tattooed face with Pineapple, a 300-lb punk rock Samoan who challenges him with a kick in the ass to break from the loop and start living or risk driving in circles forever.


DIRECTOR: John Carlucci & Brandon Laganke

SCREENWRITER: Chris Molinaro

CAST: Kara Hayward, Charlie Tahan, Zach Cherry, Pineapple Tangaroa

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ROCKFIELD

“If you like British rock of any era, this is a must-see movie.”

Fifty years ago, deep in the Welsh countryside, brothers Kingsley and Charles Ward were starting out in the family dairy farming business. But they yearned to do something different – they wanted to make music. So they built a studio in the attic of their farmhouse and started recording with their friends. Kingsley’s new wife, Ann, left her job in the local bank to do the books, and they continued farming all the while. Animals were kicked out of barns to make way for recording equipment, and musicians were moved into Nan’s spare bedroom.


Inadvertently, they’d launched the world’s first independent residential recording studio.

Rockfield’s reputation spread like wildfire, quickly garnering international acclaim. From Black Sabbath, Hawkwind and Queen, to Simple MInds, Iggy Pop and Robert Plant, and later Oasis, The Stone Roses, The Charlatans, Manic Street Preachers and Coldplay – an unbelievable roll call of artists have made music and mayhem at Rockfield.


DIRECTOR: Hannah Berryman

CAST: Ozzy Osbourne, Robert Plant, Liam Gallagher

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TWO GODS

“A poetic meditation on life, death and the struggle in between”

Hanif is a Muslim casket maker and ritual body washer in Newark NJ. He mentors two kids – Furguan, a confident 12-year-old who comes from a rough home, and Naz, a 17-year-old who has been fighting through his own struggles as a young black man growing up in Newark. Hardship comes when Furguan’s home life becomes more turbulent and Naz gets caught up in a serious arrest. Hanif fears he has failed as a mentor and begins to fall into a downward spiral.


During their darkest moments, they take what they’ve learned from each other to pull through. And through faith, brotherhood and redemption, they find their purpose.


DIRECTOR: Zeshawn Ali

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Is your business a member of the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce? Chamber Members can book a special “Office Movie Party” package for the 4 pm and 5:30 pm showtimes on Thursdays and Fridays. The special discounted rate includes popcorn and a drink for everyone on your staff!


It's a fun, CinemaSafe way to get out of the office. Book yours today!

Hope to see you at the movies again soon!

Brett Bossard,
Executive Director


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