PROGRAMS

PROGRAMMING

DIRECTORS AND THEIR CRAFT
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A 6 month exploration into the art form of film making. RRT will focus on one director each month, presenting two works that are meant to widen the viewer’s perspective. A panel discussion with film scholars, critics and local filmmakers will follow each film.

Directors

September 24 & 26- Steven Spielberg – DUEL and JAWS

October 22 & 24 – Orson Welles – CITIZEN KANE and TOUCH OF EVIL

November 19 & 21 – Sam Peckinpah  RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY and THE WILD BUNCH

 

 

 

THINKING FOR THE FUTURE

 

 

A glimpse into new territory, whether it is cinematic, thematic, political or geographic, allowing for discussion around the past, present and future of the subject matter covered in the film. Red River Theatres takes an eclectic approach when selecting the films in this series.

 

In the third installment of this new series, RRT has partnered withShaheen & Gordon to bring to the RRT audience a real life story played out on the big screen with THE DEPARTED. Martin Scorsese’s storytelling coupled with a pre-screening conversation with:

Join us for a pre-screening reception in support of Red River Theatres many community programs and initiatives. There will also be opportunity to purchase a copy of Whitey Bulger: America’s Most Wanted Gangster and the Manhunt That Brought Him to Justice and have it signed by authors, Shelley Murphy and Kevin Cullen.

This special book-signing is brought to you in partnership with Concord’s independent bookstore Gibson’s Bookstore.

$40 – Reception and Discussion/Screening
5:15 PM - Reception (includes light appetizers)
6:00 PM - Pre-Screening Q&A & Screening

$15 - Discussion/Screening only 6:00 PM

“Cops or Criminals. When you’re facing a loaded gun what’s the difference?”

 

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SILENT FILM SERIES
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Join us for a taste of cinema history with silent film classics featuring improvised, original scores performed live by acclaimed accompanist Jeff Rapsis, who selected the following silent films to showcase.

Friday, May 24, 2013, 7 p.m. 
Battleship Potemkin 1925
With its advanced editing techniques, director Sergei
Eisenstein’s revolutionary film about mutiny aboard a
Russian warship stands as one of the top
achievements of early cinema. Today, nearly 90 years
later, it endures as a thought-provoking mediation on
propaganda, military service, and war.
 
Friday, July 26, 2013, 7 p.m.
Grandma’s Boy 1922
Comedian Harold Lloyd’s first starring feature finds a
mild-mannered young man forced to confront his
chronic cowardice, with a little help from his beloved
Grandma, who has a few family secrets up her sleeve.
A delightful romp from one of the silent film era’s most
popular comics. 
 
Friday, Sept. 20, 2013, 7 p.m. 
Clash of the Wolves 1925
Canine star Rin Tin Tin saves the day in this
crackerjack action picture set in the Old West, one of
his best surviving feature films. See Rinty leap from
cliffs and rooftops (and even climb trees!) as he aids
the good guys, chases down the bad guys, and saves
his own on-screen dog family from a raging forest fire.
 
Friday, Nov. 29, 2013, 7 p.m. 
Peter Pan 1924
Celebrate Thanksgiving weekend with the original
silent film adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s immortal tale of
the boy who wouldn’t grow up. Join the Darling children
as they follow Peter to Never Never Land to do battle
with the evil Captain Hook. A film that has lost none of
its power over children of all ages. 

 

 

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