Chincoteague Island Films shows movies on the first Thursday of the month at the Island Roxy on Main Street. Show times are 8 p.m. 

Film Club Memberships are $25 and entitle each member to one transferable pass to all four movies shown during the spring series.  Individual tickets at the door are $7.50 for non-members

To subscribe, please send a check made out to Chincoteague Island Films and mail to:

Chincoteague Island Films
P.O. Box 67
Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

March 5 
Man on Wire
James Marsh’s documentary about tightrope walker, Philippe Petit’s daring, but illegal, high-wire dance between the towers of the World Trade Center in 1974, is like found poetry; beautiful, charming, and what some consider “the artistic crime of the century.” UK, 2008.  102 minutes.  Not Rated.

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 April 2  
Vikcy Christina Barcelona
A rueful comedy from Woody Allen about two young American women (Scarlett Johansson and Rebecca  Hall) who, during a summertime European idyll, savor numerous Continental delicacies, some provided by the equally alluring Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz.  US/Spain 2008.  96 minutes.  Rated PG 13.

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 May 7
Doubt
John Patrick Shanley’s screen adaptation of his stage play set at a Catholic school in 1964, stars Meryl Streep as a distrustful nun who grows suspicious when a priest, Philip Seymour-Hoffman, begins to take too much interest in the life of a young black student.  Great performances by all four leads.  US 2008.  104 minutes.  Rated PG 13.

PLEASE NOTE; We are again fortunate to have Greg Jones, our discussion leader
from last fall’s film, Babette’s Feast, lead a discussion of this film, so we hope
you will join us for what is certain to be a lively talk after the show.

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 June 4  
Frost/Nixon
Directed by Ron Howard and adapted by Peter Morgan from his theatrical version, the film revisits the televised May 1977 face-off between the breezy British personality David Frost, (Michael Sheen), and the disgraced former President Richard M. Nixon, (Frank Langella), three years after he left office.  An historic encounter that changed both their lives.  US 2008.  122 minutes.  Rated R.

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Chincoteague Island Films expresses thanks to :

• Our subscribers

• The Roxy Theatre owners and staff,

• The Multimedia Class and Ms. Bess Witt, of Chincoteague High School,

We continue to bring first-rate movies to the Island because of your support. 

THANK YOU!!!