Student Life Cinema

Vantage Point (PG-13) 90 min.

May 13 + 14 (Tue/Wed)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

U.S. President Ashton (William Hurt) is in Spain to announce plans for a major global summit on terrorism. As he stand behind the podium in front of an adoring crowd, he is shot twice. This action-packed thriller reveals the truth by connecting the interweaving points of view of various witnesses played by Dennis Quaid, Matthew Fox, Forrest Whitaker, and Sigourney Weaver to name a few.

The Tallahassee Film Festival

May 15 - 17 (Thu - Sat)

It's the inaugural year of the Tallahassee Film Festival, and you get to be a part of it! It's intelligent indies, dashing documentaries, and fantastic features. It's celebrities, local filmmakers and connoisseurs coming together. It's happening all around Tallahasse, including the SLC. It's the beginning of a tradition. You don't want to miss it.

Presented by the Florida Commerce Credit Union
All screenings before 5:00 PM are FREE and open to the public!
Advance tickets are available at the Fine Arts Ticket Office: call 850-644-6500 or visit tickets.fsu.edu
For more info go to tallahasseefilmfestival.com

Be Kind Rewind (PG-13) 101 min.

May 20 - 22 (Tue - Thu)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

Sweding (v.): remaking something from scratch using whatever you can get your hands on. So go ahead and swede your own awesome description for this hilarious movie that reminds you why you love movies directed by none other than Michel Gondry. Hint: it also stars Jack Black and Mos Def. We'll even get you started: "In a world where..."

In Bruges (R) 107 min.

May 27 - 29 (Tue - Thu)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brandon Gleeson), two Irish contract killers, are on the run after a botched hit in London and end up (where else?) in Bruges, Belgium. The two begin to adjust to life as tourists experiencing colorful encounters with Dutch prostitutes, drug dealers, violent medieval art, and a dwarf American acctor in many, many pubs, all before having to fend off their pissed-off boss (Ralph Fiennes).

Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day (PG-13) 92 min.

June 3 - 5 (Tue - Thu)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

This screwball comedy follows Miss Pettigrew (Frances McDormand), a down-on-her-luck governess who has her life turned upside down when she meets the fast-talking ingenue, Delysia Lafosse (Amy Adams). The two spend an extraordinary day in posh 1930s London getting chic makeovers, performing at a jazz club, and assisting in fisticuffs culminating in Delysia's choice between the influential playwright, the wealthy club owner, and the unassuming musician (Lee Pace).

Funny Games (R) 112 min.

June 10 - 12 (Tue - Thu)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

Ann (Naomi Watts), George (Tim Roth), and their son must survive a torture-filled 12 hours with two white glove-wearing, sadistic yet articulateblonde men (Michael Pitt and Brady Corbett) in Machael Haneke's shot-for-shot remake of his identically titled Austrian horror flick.

The Bank Job (R) 110 min.

June 16 - 18 (Mon - Wed)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

This highly-charged action thriller follows the hot guy (Jason Statham) and the sexy girl (Saffron Burrows) as they pull off the most infamous heist in London's history. The two will uncover a web of corruption, murder and sex scandal in 1970s England. Critically acclaimed! And if that's not enough to convince you, people get naked and stuff blows up!

Run Fatboy Run (PG-13) 100 min.

June 24-26 (Tue - Thu)
7:30 + 10:15 PM

Dennis (Simon Pegg), and out-of-shape mall security guard, realize that throughout his life he may have made a few mistakes. Namely, leavinghis gorgeous fiancee at th altar. Unfortunately, she has moved on to the seemingly perfect Whit (Hank Azaria) so Dennis does what any normal lovestruck idiot would do -- he enters a 26-mile maraton. Watch as Dennis and Whit race to the finish for Libby's heart.