Played June 17 - June 23 at Cinema 16:9

The Seventh Seal Rated PG 1h 36min Ingmar Burgman's classic is the story of a man seeking answers about life, death, and the existence of God as he plays chess against the Grim Reaper during the Black Plague. Truly a must see film, now with a newly restored high definition print, it's exciting to bring The Seventh Seal back to the big screen.
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Played June 10 - 16 at CInema 16:9

Gran Torino Rated: R 1h 56min Walt Kowalski, a widowed and disgruntled Korean War vet, sets out to reform both his neighbor, a young Hmong teenager, and the gangs infesting his neighborhood, when the teenager attempts to steal Kowalski's prized possession: his 1972 Gran Torino.
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Played June 6- June 12 at Cinema 16:9

The Red Balloon/White Mane
34 mins / 47 mins

The Red Balloon won an Oscar for Best Writing/Best Original Screenplay, as well as the Golden Palm Award at the Cannes Film Festival for Best Short Film in 1956.

The film tells the story of a red balloon with a life of its own as it follows a little boy around the streets of Paris.

White Mane won the Grand Prize of the Festival for Best Short Film at the Cannes Film Festival in 1953.

It is the story of a boy who comes across a white-haired wild horse in the Camargue. Ranchers seek to capture the horse, but it escapes. What will happen as the boy sets out to find the horse again?

Played June 5 - June 11 at Cinema 16:9

The Longest Day
2h 58min

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This film won Oscars for both Best Cinematography as well as for Best Visual and Audible Effects.

In a retelling of what transpired June 6, 1944, we hear the events of D-Day, told on a grand scale from both the Allied and German points of view.

Played May 30 - June 5 at Cinema 16:9

The Reader
Rated R, 2h 4min

Kate Winslet won the Oscar for her performance, and the film was also nominated for its adaptation from the book.

In post-World War II Germany, years after his affair with an older woman, a law student re-encounters his former lover as she defends herself in a war-crimes trial.

Played May 29- June 4 at Cinema 16:9

Evil Dead II
Rated: NR
Run Time: 1 h 25 min

Starting Tonight at Midnight!

A last minute, though really exciting addition to tonight's shows: EVIL DEAD II! That's right, this cult classic is sure to leave you screaming and laughing. Sam Raimi's new horroromp film "Drag Me To Hell" is being released today in the main stream theaters but it doesn't star Bruce Campbell. Evil Dead II is not exactly a sequel, so don't worry if you haven't seen Evil Dead. Evil Dead II should be credited with the success of horror/humor films like Shaun of the Dead.
Evil Dead II starts tonight for our first MIDNIGHT MOVIE! Can't come tonight? Too beat? Too busy trying to exorcise the evil thing that's possessed your hand? Then you can check it out for the late show all week.

Played May 23- May 29 at Cinema 16:9

The Country Teacher
NR 1h 51Min

Recently in the Philadelphia Film Festival, The Country Teacher is a spectacular film! And a New York Times Critic's Choice! Read their overview here!

Played May 23- May 29 at Cinema 16:9

Babe
Rated: G
Run Time: 1 h 29 min

This week, Children's tickets are 1/2 price! Come out with the family for Babe!

Played May 22 at Cinema 16:9

Soon enough, it will be Friday, and I'll be dawning my tux. This week it's Sita Sings the Blues and Slumdog Millionaire, but it's becoming obvious that people are waiting for the big day to check out the Oscar award winner!

So let me fill you in more about Friday's party, shall I?

The schmoozing will begin with the evening showing at 8:15 PM. Tickets for Friday evening showings of Slumdog Millionaire will be $10, and includes the schmoozing, beverages, snacks and a special gift! We're introducing the "Shakes Bar" for our popcorn, so you'll be able to try some of our new flavors. We've added unique trailers and on-screen advertising to our presentations, kicking it up a notch. We now have over 800 trailers of our 2000 titles up on our computers for browsing for rentals, now making it even easier to find a movie you'll love to take home - This is your chance to take us for a test spin!

At 10:15 PM we'll start the last show, and cut into the Red Velvet Cake! And in the midst of it all your master of ceremonies will be dressed to the nines in his very own Tuxedo.

Party Gifts!
Want another reason to come out? Every guest for the party from 8:15 PM on is a winner! By simply partying with us, you'll win a special gift - valued from $2 to $139!

Friday, Slumdog Millionaire is playing at 12:00 PM, 3:45 PM, 6:00 PM 8:15 PM and 10:15 PM. Seating is extremely limited during the party, so we decided to start selling tickets today. Stop in to Cinema 16:9 from now until Friday night to purchase your movie/party passes. We've already sold a number of tickets for the 8:15 PM showing!

Played May 19- 25 at Cinema 16:9

Sita Sings the Blues
Rated: NR
Run Time: 1 h 22 min

Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues is a great companion to Slumdog Millionaire. Both Slumdog and Sita show Indian in vibrant and beautiful style of story telling. Interestingly both saw a significant controversy surrounding their depiction of Indian culture and society. Paley's work may well be deserving of Academy recognition, but Sita also ran into controversy surrounding copyright.

Played May 16- May 22 at Cinema 16:9

Slumdog Millionaire
Rated: R
Run Time: 2 h 1 min

We're pleased to have Slumdog Millionaire this week! May 16 - May 22, is an important week for us - it's our 2 month anniversary! We'll be celebrating with this year's winner of 8 Academy Awards including Best Picture. And to top it off, we're giving away the first FIVE tickets to each screening! You know what that means? There's only 41 seats so get here early! And as you may have heard... we're not just Lansdowne's little secret any more. Now, everyone in Philly can see our showtimes! Cinema 16:9 showtimes are being listed right next to "the big boys" online!

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Hosted May 16, 23, 30 and June 6, 13 at Cinema 16:9

Saturdays, May 16,23,30, and June 6, 13
From 9AM – 11AM

Cinema 16:9 will host an Art Workshop with session guide Helene von Rosenstiel, an alternative healing practitioner.

Sessions include meditation, holographic repatterning, journaling, sketching, and discussion – Enjoy an experience to open your creative and artistic spirit.

Reservations suggested. Cost $20. For more information on this workshop, or for one-on-one consultation, call Helene at 610-622-1960.

Helene von Rosenstiel's practice helps clients unfreeze old patterns, unlock potentials to find new paths to health, happiness and career.