Sentences with phrase «films opening theatrically»
SEE MORE: Here Are All the Upcoming Movies in Theaters for August 2016 Here are the films opening theatrically in the U.S. the week of Friday, August 26.
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The film was theatrically released in the United States on September 16, 2016, by Open Road Films and on September 22 in Germany.
Outsider Pictures will open the film theatrically in Miami soon after the Festival, in an exclusive run at MDC's Tower Theater.
Now opening theatrically in a new cut that runs a leisurely 151 minutes (four minutes shorter than the version that played at Cannes), «The Square,» which will represent Sweden in the upcoming Oscar race for best foreign - language film, may be addressing a broader, less industry - entangled crowd.
Because local publicity has provided screeners for these films, the thinking is that the reviews, despite being written for an international publication on the Internet, should be held until they open theatrically in Denver.
From that point on, the film devolves into the cozily predictable world of TV legal dramas, abandoning the moral uncertainty of its opening scenes for the benefit of a villain so comically over-the-top in his evil, he might as well be theatrically twirling a mustache and tying a damsel in distress to train tracks.
After TIFF the film will screen at several film festivals across the USA including Philadelphia, Hawaii, and Palm Springs before opening theatrically in 2018.
The film will open theatrically on November 17, 2017 from Amazon Studios.
Filmmaker Dawn Porter's Trapped, the abortion rights film that won Sundance Film Festival 2016 ′ s U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Social Impact Filmmaking, is set to open theatrically on March 4, with subsequent broadcast dates in June on Independent Lens.
The climax, for one, is too clever by half: Ready to shoot the big reenactment Greene has been teasing since his opening shot, Sheil theatrically, sanctimoniously breaks the fourth wall to summarize the film's moral position on itself.