SIDESHOW CINEMA
Every summer, SideShow Books presents a robust and varied schedule of al Fresca film screenings on the back patio behind the bookstore. Seating is limited so please RSVP to attend.
This season we will be presenting a variety of programs including season of British Post War Crime films (1945-1963), Romance Films, Films from France, Films from the African Continent, Sunday Night Westerns, LGBTQ+ Films, Music Films, and a Special Juneteenth presentation.
The full schedule will be posted soon, but thus far we have the POST WAR BRITISH CRIME every Wednesday at dusk with a pre-show dinner of Bangers & Mash and British beers at an optional $20. To secure your British dinner, please RSVP by Tuesday mornings at 10am and prepay through Zelle at COOL BOOKS (use email: ynotact@aol.com)
WEDNESDAY, June 11th 8:40pm
British PostWar Crime
1952 The Last Page (aka Man Bait, Terence Fisher, 84m)
with Diana Dors, George Brent, Reynolds,
Double D in a Hammer bookstore noir. Say no more!
with
1963 Walk A Tightrope (Frank Nesbitt, 69m)
with Dan Duryea, Patricia Owens
Two imports for the price of one (or less) with DD his classic fall-guy self in a particularly fiendish plot.
with
1957 The Long Haul (Ken Hughes, 88m)
with Victor Mature, Diana Dors, Patrick Allen, Peter Reynolds
Double D in a tough trucking noir. Say no more! More to the point in fact, also Victor Mature.
Bangers & Mash Dinner 7-8pm $20 PrePaid by Tuesday Morning 10AM
To secure your British dinner, please prepay through Zelle at COOL BOOKS (use email: ynotact@aol.com) or by Paypal to Nicholasjacobs100@gmail.com
RSVP for films to Sideshowbooksinfo@gmail.com
Film Admission is a $5 donation FOR THREE FILMS
THURSDAY, June 12th 8:40pm
THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS (Gillo Pontecorvo, 1966, 121 min)
Wednesday June 18 8:40pm
British PostWar Crime
DIRECTOR LANCE COMFORT DOUBLE DECKER PLUS MINI
1947 Temptation Harbour (102m)
with Robert Newton, Simone Simon, William Hartnell, Marcel Dalio
Homegrown railway-set poetic realism, bolstered by “mermaid” Simon and the Simenon source (Man From London). Newton was one of the best, and Comfort should have had a better career.
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1962 Tomorrow At Ten (80m)
with Robert Shaw, John Gregson, Kenneth Cope, Alec Clunes, Alan Wheatley, William Hartnell
Young Shaw tears it up as a bomb-threatening child-kidnapper, with Gregson as the undervalued cop and a fourth act twist you will not guess.
plus
1963 Incident At Midnight (Norman Harrison, 56m)
with Anton Differing, Tony Garnett, William Sylvester, Justine Lord, Warren Mitchell
Bonus Edgar Wallace set around a late-night chemist, a bit tougher than usual. Rather a neat near-real-time multi-character piece.
Bangers & Mash Dinner 7-8pm $20 PrePaid by Tuesday Morning 10AM
Film Admission is a $5 donation FOR THREE FILMS
To secure your British dinner, please prepay through Zelle at COOL BOOKS (use email: ynotact@aol.com) or by Paypal to Nicholasjacobs100@gmail.com
THURSDAY, June 19th 8:40pm
Juneteenth
HARRIET (2019, Kasi Lemmons, 125 min)
THURSDAY, June 26th 8:40pm
FUNNY GIRL (1968, William Wyler, 155 min)
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