Hello!

How about a free suspenseful French film at the Greenwich Library?

We'll meet at the entrance at 7:45
film starts at 8 PM --
Chat afterwards at a nearby cafe/bar

BRIDESMAID (2004-France)
Directed by Claude Chabrol. With Benoit Magimel, Laura Smet, Aurore Clement. Based on a novel by Ruth Rendell that tells the tale of a sheltered mama?s boy who becomes enmeshed in an unpredictable, dangerous relationship. Hitchcockian in its suspense and plotting. 110 min. In French with English subtitles.

Free, great comfy auditorium and bars nearby for afterward.

Hello there!

If you missed the movie last week (and it was EXCELLENT), we're seeing it again this Friday night. It Might Get Loud is playing at the Avon. This is the movie about 3 generations of guitar players.

For more info:
http://www.avontheatre.com/

See you at 7p!

Christina

Hello!

Let's go see Cold Souls (with Paul Giammatti) at the Avon this Friday.

Here's a summary: http://avontheatre.org/

I'll send a confirmation email on Friday with the time (since they tend to change it week to week).

Then drinks afterwards!

Christina

Hello there!

Let's go see 500 Days of Summer at the Avon in Stamford.

Here are details of the movie:
http://www.avontheatre.org/

Even The Onion likes it:
http://www.avclub.com/articles/500-days-of-summer,30422/

NOTE: The Avon Theatre sometimes changes their movies on Fridays, so there will be an email on Friday to confirm!

See you there!
Christina

Hi there! Wanna see an independent flick? and chat about it afterwards at Cappriccio's?

Here's what's playing at the Avon. Let's go see it! Meet at 7:05, movie at 7:20p.

The Merry Gentleman
A delicacy of tone transforms Michael Keaton's The Merry
Gentleman from what might have been a pedestrian tale into a beautifully romantic fable. Directed, photographed, and performed with a precision and style that mark a distinctive directorial debut, the film begins with a woman who leaves an abusive relationship to begin a new life in a new city, where she forms an unlikely and ironic relationship with a suicidal hit man (unbeknownst to her). Enter a worn, alcoholic detective to form the third party in a very unusual triangle, and this dark, soulful, sometimes-funny story begins to unfold. Walking a line between the conventional and the idiosyncratic, Keaton creates a highly original yarn that has a quiet, sometimes-even-meditative quality, and frames a more-straightforward story about a woman's accidental involvement in a murder investigation. Wonderfully composed and enacted, The Merry Gentleman features Keaton in the lead role opposite a gifted leading lady, Kelly Macdonald, who is at once enigmatic and iconographic in her portrayal of a woman trying to find her way in a cold world. The cop, played by Tom Bastounes, is a disheveled embodiment of male cluelessness and relentless pursuit. Together they are lonely figures in an urban landscape, one that exemplifies the isolation and need for personal relationships that we all carry with us. -- © Sundance Film Festival