EUROCINEMA HAWAII
NOMINATED FEATURE DIRECTOR AND CAST IN ATTENDANCE
THE SALT OF LIFE
GIANNI E LE DONNE HAWAII PREMIERE
SATURDAY, OCT. 15 | 1:00 PM | REGAL DOLE MONDAY, OCT. 17 | 4:00 PM | REGAL DOLE ITALY 2011 | ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES | 90M
DIRECTOR: Gianni Di Gregorio SCREENWRITER: Gianni Di Gregorio, Valerio Attanasio PRODUCERS: Angelo Barbagallo CINEMATOGRAPHER: Gogo Bianchi CAST: Valeria de Franciscis Bendoni, Valeria Cavalli, Kristina Cepraga, Michelangelo Criminale, Gianni Di Gregorio, Teresa Di Gregorio, Elisabetta Piccolomini, Aylin Prandi, Alfonso Santagata
From the moment he retired, Gianni has been put to work in his household as a sort of girl Friday: his wife sends him shopping and checks how much he spends, his daughter and her boyfriend request various services, and no one is interested in his opinion about anything. Gianni bares everything with patience, takes the dog out for walks, and resignedly accepts the prospect of old age. But then one day two of his male peers confide that retirement has unexpected pleasures: they both have young lovers, confirming the fact that one’s erotic life needn’t end despite growing older. Gianni listens to their advice somewhat naïvely and accepts his friends’ help, but despite their large acquaintance of available women he fails to achieve their successes. But things aren’t over yet....
Set amidst the verdant beauty of spring-time Rome, actor-writer-director Gianni Di Gregorio (MID-AUGUST LUNCH) plays his alter ego with a wistful self-mockery in this tale of the often vast gap between fantasy and reality.
TYRANNOSAUR HAWAII PREMIERE
TUESDAY, OCT. 18 | 9:30 PM | REGAL DOLE WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 | 6:30 PM | REGAL DOLE UNITED KINGDOM 2011 | ENGLISH | 91M
DIRECTOR: Paddy Considine SCREENWRITER: Paddy Considine PRODUCERS: Diarmid Scrimshaw CINEMATOGRAPHER: Erik Alexander Wilson CAST: Samuel Bottomley, Olivia Colman, Eddie Marsan, Eddie Marsan, Peter Mullan
Joseph (Peter Mullan; CHILDREN OF MEN, TRAINSPOTTING) is a tortured and weathered man with violent tendencies. Hannah (Olivia Colman; the British TV series BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE) is a religious woman who leads an idyllic way of life. Their lives quietly collide in TYRANNOSAUR when Joseph, bloodied, bruised and on the run, meets Hannah at the Christian charity she runs. Jaded and jeering at the start, Joseph ultimately opens up to Hannah, her work and her faith, only to ultimately learn she too has buried a dark, painful secret that’ll bond the two forever.
TYRANNOSAUR is the much-anticipated directorial debut from celebrated actor Paddy Considine (IN AMERICA, THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM) who has written and directed what’s already being lauded as “the best British film of the year.” Under its bleak and barren surface lies a stark and powerful portrait of lost souls and redemption – a surprising love story with two of the most standout and self-assured performances of the year. –Matthew Dekneef
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WE HAVE A POPE / THE FAIRY
BUDDHA MOUNTAIN / WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN
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