Cinema

Science on Screen

Wednesday, 2/22 6:30pm

A talk about the science.

Then, a movie.

When birds attack, survival becomes the priority.

Throughout history, birds have been humans' prey, partners, pests, and passions. The Birds is a 1963 horror film that focuses on a series of sudden and unexplained violent bird attacks on the people of Bodega Bay, California over the course of a few days.

Pre Film Talk at 6:30pm with Dr. Matthew Kamm, of Zoo New England!

Dr. Matthew Kamm will provide information about the historical "bird frenzy," that inspired the creation of the film, and the ever-changing relationships between birds and humans throughout time.

Dr. Matthew Kamm is a bird researcher and is the current Conservation Outreach Coordinator at Zoo New England, a non-profit organization that provides education, research, and conservation programming to the community in Stoneham, Massachusetts

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Mark Your Calendar for the Rest of the Series!

Full Series

Held Over!

Real Art Ways is the cinema in the area to see the 2023 Oscar-Nominated Shorts!

Documentary

1:55pm

Rating equivalent of PG-13/R for adult themes.

Run time: 165 minutes

How Do You Measure

a Year?

USA

Directed by: Jay Rosenblatt

The Elephant Whispers

India

Directed by: Katiki Gonsalves

Stranger at the Gate

USA

Directed by: Joshua Seftel and Conall Jones

Haulout

UK

Directed by: Evgenia Arbugaeva and

Maxim Arbugaeva

The Martha Mitchell Effect

USA

Directed by: Anne Alvergue and

Beth Levison

Documentary Tickets

Animation

5:00pm

Not rated: The first four films in this program are suitable for kids 10 and up, but the final film, My Year of Dicks, is for adult audiences only.

Run time: 95 min

An Ostrich Told Me the World is Fake and I Think I Believe It

Australia

Directed by: Lachlan Pendragon

The Flying Sailor

Canada

Directed by: Amanda Forbis and Wendy Tilby

Ice Merchants

Portugal/France/UK

Directed by: João Gonzalez and Bruno Caetano

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse

UK

Directed by: Charlie Mackesy and Matthew Freud

My Year of Dicks

USA

Directed by: Sara Gunnarsdóttir and Pamela Ribbon

(My Year of Dicks will play last, is intended for adult audiences only, and is not suitable for children. We will have a short break before the start of the film so that our guests, if they choose, can comfortably exit the cinema).

Animation Tickets

Live Action

6:55pm

Rating Equivalent of PG-13 for adult themes. 

Run time: 110 minutes

Ivalu

Denmark

Directed by: Anders Walter and

Rebecca Pruzan

Night Ride

Norway

Directed by: Eirik Tveiten and

Gaute Lid Larssen

Le Pupille

Italy

Directed by: Alice Rohrwacher

The Red Suitcase

Luxembourg

Directed by: Cyrus Neshvad

An Irish Goodbye

UK

Directed by: Tom Berkeley and Ross White

Live Action Tickets

Coming Soon!

No Bears

A film by Jafar Panahi, an Iranian film director, screenwriter, and film editor, recently released from prison in Iran.

Women Talking

Starring Claire Foy, Frances McDormand, and Rooney Mara.

Carole King: Home Again - Live in Central Park

Musical icon Carole King's triumphant May 26, 1973 homecoming concert on The Great Lawn of New York City's Central Park before an estimated audience of 100,000

Mark Your Calendars!

Improvisations Now

Sunday 3/5 2:30pm!

Coming off of a remarkable duo concert with Joe Morris and Wadada Leo Smith, we are pleased to announce our next concert of music imagined and performed in real time.

Daniel Carter

Tenor and Alto Saxophone

Michael Wimberly

Drums

Jamie Saft

Piano

Joe Morris

Bass

Mark your calendars for the last two performances of the series!

Sunday 4/2 2:30pm

Ingrid Laubrock

Tenor Saxophone

Tom Rainey

Drums

Brandon Lopez

Bass

Joe Morris

Guitar

Sunday, 5/7 2:30pm

Tony Malaby

Tenor and Soprano Saxophone

Nasheet Waits

Drums

Joe Morris

Bass

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In Our Galleries:

Rashmi Talpade

Every Little Thing

Intricate photo collages that explore environmental challenges faced by our planet. When you visit, look closely!

Gallery Talk with Rashmi Talpade

Friday 3/3, 6pm

Rashmi Talpade is a professional artist specializing in painting and photography. Her intricate photo collages are composed of fragments of photographic prints, resembling a single image of an imaginary but familiar subject.

Rashmi Talpade will discuss her artistic practice and current exhibition

Every Little Thing at Real Art Ways.

More information on Rashmi Talpade.

Howard el-Yasin

Specific Matter

Thousands of baked banana peels hanging from our ceiling sourced from el-Yasin's community in New Haven.

Gallery Talk with Howard el-Yasin

Thursday 3/9, 6pm

Howard el-Yasin is is a New Haven, CT-based interdisciplinary artist, curator and educator. His art practice interweaves process, spatial awareness, and collecting fragments of universal materials, which are remnants of cultural production.

Howard el-Yasin will discuss his artistic practice and current exhibition Specific Matter at Real Art Ways.

More information on Howard el-Yasin.

Kate Bae

A Rite of Passage

Societal barriers and personal relationships, hope, inclusion, uncertainty, and love.

Bae is a recipient of a 2021 Real Art Award!

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