I Dream in Widescreen
The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television presents the 2019 slate of Thesis Films. See these diverse shorts first before they hit the international festival circuit!
Tag Archives: Film
Rango – Outdoor Screening at Las Milpitas Farm
This screening will take place outdoors at Las Milpitas Community Farm, 2405 S Cottonwood Ln, Tucson, AZ 85713. Please bring your own seating (chairs and blankets). Geronimo’s Revenge food truck will be on site starting at 6:30pm. Suggested donation is $5 per family, but no one will be turned away … Continue reading
Free show: Water Matters More
Please visit: tucsonaudubon.org/watermatters Join Tucson Audubon and Patagonia Area Resource Alliance at the Loft Cinema for a free showing of Water Matters More: Water Issues in Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains. “Water Matters More” is a short film that tells the story of the Sonoita Creek watershed, the Patagonia community (Arizona), and … Continue reading
Widescreen Wednesdays – The Truman Show
Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) thinks he is living a normal American life in the town of Seahaven Island. But his entire life is a lie: he is the unwitting star of The Truman Show, a reality television program broadcast 24 hours a day to the world. The people he thinks … Continue reading
What’s Up, Docs
Join us for the premiere of documentary films by BFA and BA students! This year the film subjects include: a teacher involved in the Red for Ed movement, a recently arrived Syrian refugee family, a Mexican-American family dealing with citizenship issues, a midwife, a struggling musician, a transgender woman of … Continue reading
Feliz NaviDog
Make the ‘Naughty List’ this year! Celebrate the season with Humane Society of Southern Arizona’s Feliz Navidog Christmas mixer on Sunday, December 2nd. We’re taking over Martin Drug Co. Courtyard (across from Playground Bar & Lounge downtown) to get our jollies with all sorts of fun for the grown-ups and … Continue reading
The Loft Cinema
The Loft Cinema is Tucson’s premiere venue for art films – independent, foreign, alternative and classic narrative films and documentaries. The Loft was purchased in 2002, and acquired nonprofit arts organization status. The Loft hosts two free film series: the Tucson International Children’s Film Festival in July, and Essential Cinema, … Continue reading