Welcome to the Mos’Art Theatre
Welcome to the Mos’Art Theatre
A film by Mariana Chenillo
in Spanish with English subtitles
1 hr 30 mins, rated NR
Winner Of 7 Ariel Awards (Mexican Academy Awards)
A Jewish family in Mexico is turned upside down when a long-held family secret is uncovered in this comedy-drama from director Mariana Chenillo. Nora is in poor health, and with Passover coming up, she decides she wants to end her life so that her family can come together for the funeral and the high holiday at the same time. Nora talks her former husband Jose into handling the details of her funeral and bringing together her friends and family for the occasion, a task Jose isn’t very enthusiastic about, given some unresolved issues between them and his ambivalence about Jewish rituals. Despite it all, Jose sets out to honor Nora’s request, but the discovery of a hidden photograph among her effects leads to a surprising revelation.
“Lujan, a veteran leading man now at an age when character roles more suit him, carries the film with a droll, understated bemusement.” - Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
“It's a sly, small film that shies away from too much gravity at all the right times.” - Tom Long, Detroit News
Directed by Alain Resnais
In French with English subtitles
1 hr 44 mins, rated PG
As avant-garde as ever 50 years after making his debut with the landmark HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR, director Alain Resnais delivers a career-crowning masterpiece with this delightful roundelay, based on Christian Gailly’s novel The Incident, about the fate-altering ripples triggered by a seemingly ordinary purse snatching. The purse belongs to Marguerite, a dentist who moonlights as an aviatrix. Its contents are retrieved by Georges, a married man who soon finds himself infatuated with the purse’s owner, even though he hasn’t actually met her yet. Add in a couple of keystone cops, some dizzying aerial acrobatics, and glorious widescreen camerawork and you have the recipe for a uniquely playful meditation on coincidence and desire that suggests Resnais, at age 87, is truly in his prime.
“The most sublime film I’ve seen in Cannes in years.”
-Todd McCarthy, Variety
The Palm Beach Film School is pleased to announce a screening of student films has been scheduled for Sunday, August 29, at 5pm at the Mos'Art Theatre.
Admission is $5 Come out and support these young talented filmmakers!
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THE BRIEFCASE
Written, Directed and Edited by Joe Federico
"A thief steals a briefcase with unexpected results."
Starring: Derek Morell, Aaron Wasserman, Jacqueline Stean and Cloe Pavel
RUNNING OUT OF TIME
Written, Directed and Edited by Maya Cabrera-Lopez
"A married couple's first anniversary does not go as planned."
Starring: Arlyn Guzman, Cary Collins, Patrick Campion and Flo
UNJUSTIFIED IRONY
Written, Directed and Edited by Caren Hunter
"Unjustified Irony reveals the damaging effects of human cruelty in the life of Chelsea Shepard, until she finds out that justice has prevailed with a sadly ironic twist of fate."
Starring: Angela Cramer, Destiny Thomas, Bob Carter, Ozzie Calviac, Caren Hunter, Taylor Blount and Austin Abbott
THE SURVIVAL: ISOLATION
Written, Directed and Edited by Matt Cannon
"Four strangers are trapped in a public restroom during a zombie Apocolypse."
Starring: Didier Elysee, Julie Kendal, Hannah Fournier and Gordon Tobul
15 MIN INTERMISSION
KILLER ANGELS
Written, Directed and Edited by Brian del Rio
"The gunslinging adventures of Jacen Kale continue as Kale joins a posse of old lawmen to help rescue the daughter of a Martian senator whose being held hostage in lieu of a Bill that will finally give clones equality on the red planet."
Starring: Roy Lynam, Danny Dasent, Miranda Khan, Steve Lombardo, Tom Falborn, Benedict Ives, Patrick Campion, Kole Gillespie, Mike Bienvenu and Michael Beecher
VISITING HOURS
Written, Directed and Edited by Paul Kanter
"U.S. Servicemen and women must deal with the news of their deployment to Afghanistan during the holiday season."
Starring: Ozzy Calviac, Brenda Lee Kuban, Donielle Marshall, Elizabeth Robison and Brigitte Yuille
CHILD SUPPORT
Written, Directed and Edited by Jodes Elveus
"Telvin snitches on his mother at the courthouse because he sees that his mother kicks his father out and puts him in child support after the father catches her on the couch with another man."
Starring: Andrew Ricketts, Edwige Desrosiers, Clayton Wynn, Didier Elysee, Prodler Auguste and Rochelle Kabran
POETIC
Written and Directed by Bob Mims
"A young man trying to impress a female poet whom he has never met before must come up with an original poem before their first meeting. Ahhh, the things we do for love!"
Starring: Mark Price, Nicole Barnard, Renee Salley and Richard Ribuffo
The Voices of Legends
Saturday September 25th at 7pm Starring National Recording Artist
Johnny T
Enjoy this unique show!
An evening of memories sequenced in video and song of artists such as Dean Martin, Paul Anka, Frankie Avalon, Neil Diamond, Frankie Valli, Little Anthony, Dion, Sinatra, The Righteous Brothers, Jay Black, Bobby Darin and many more.
Purchase tickets call 561-337-6763
$20 p/p Includes
Free Glass of House Wine
Nora’s Will
Wild Grass
Thurs.
4:30pm
Mon.
4:30pm
Tues.
6:30pm
Wed.
4:30pm
Mon.
2:25pm
Thurs.
6:30pm
Tues.
4:25pm
Fri.
3:20pm
7:20pm
Sat.
2:30pm
6:00pm
Sun.
1:00pm
Fri.
5:15pm
Sat.
12:30pm
7:50pm
Sun.
3:00pm
Wed.
2:30pm
Palm Beach Film School
Student Screening Sunday 8/29 @ 5:00pm only
The Voices of Legends
Saturday 9/25 @ 7pm