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The Series at a Glance

Crumb
Fri May 19 at 7:00

Gas Food Lodging
Thu May 25 at 7:15
Sat May 27 at 7:30

Purple Rose of Cairo

Thu June 1 at 7:15
Sun June 4 at 6:30

Poison
Thu June 8 at 7:15
Sat June 10 at 9:30

Hoop Dreams

Thu June 15 at 7:15
Sun June 18 at 6:00

Welcome to the Dollhouse
Thu June 22 at 7:15
Sat June 24 at 9:30

American Splendor
Thu June 29 at 7:15
Sun July 2 at 5:15

Sex, Lies & Videotape
Thu July 6 at 7:15
Sat July 8 at 9:30

Tarnation
Thu July 13 at 7:15
Sat July 15 at 9:30

Gods & Monsters
Thu July 20 at 7:15
Sun July 23 at 6:30

High Art
Thu July 27 at 7:15
Sat July 29 at 7:00

Blood Simple
Thu Aug 3 at 7:15
Sun Aug 6 at 6:15

Smoke Signals
Thu Aug 10 at 7:15
Sat Aug 12 at 4:00

To Sleep With Anger
Thu Aug 17 at 7:15
Sat Aug 19 at 4:00

Paris is Burning
Thu Aug 24 at 7:15
Sat Aug 26 at 9:30

Six Short Films + One
Thu Aug 31 at 7:15
Sat Sep 2 at 4:30

Memento
Thu Sep 7 at 7:15
Sun Sep 10 at 3:30

Roger & Me
Thu Sep 14 at 7:15
Sun Sep 17 at 6:15

The Upside of Anger
Thu Sep 21 at 7:15
Sun Sep 24 at 3:30

American Movie
Thu Sep 28 at 7:15
Fri Sep 29 at 9:30

Donnie Darko
Thu Oct 5 at 7:15
Sat Oct 7 at 4:00

Daughters of the Dust
Thu Oct 12 at 7:15
Sun Oct 15 at 6:00

Maria Full of Grace
Thu Oct 19 at 7:15
Sat Oct 21 at 4:00

Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Thu Oct 26 at 7:15
Sat Oct 28 at 9:30

Clerks
Thu Nov 2 at 7:15
Sun Nov 5 at 8:00


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The Sundance Institute Art House Project:
25 Films from the Sundance Film Festival Series

The Sundance Institute Art House Project is a national initiative that pairs the Institute and its Sundance Film Festival with 14 select art house cinemas across the country.  The Michigan Theater is proud to have been selected for this honor and is pleased to present 25 films chosen by the Institute.

With the exception of the opening film, each film will be shown on a Thursday evening and again on the either the following Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

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Featured Film

Maria Full of Grace

Thursday, October 19 at 7:15 pm
Saturday, October 21 at 4:00 pm


What constitutes a life of grace? Is it moral piety or exercising goodwill? Or does it spring from acting from one’s heart and desires? Joshua Marston’s auspicious debut feature, MARIA FULL OF GRACE, addresses these questions with inspired honesty and clarity.

Spirited and rebellious Maria Alvarez lives with three generations of her family in a cramped concrete house in a rural town north of Bogotá. She works alongside her neighbors at a hazardous, mind-numbing job stripping thorns from flowers on a rose plantation. Because Maria’s paycheck supports the family, she is stuck. But her passion to break out of her limited world drives her to push at its boundaries. When she meets Franklin, a stylish young man, he piques her interest with talk of a cool job that involves travel. However, when Franklin says the word “mule,” Maria realizes immediately what he means: swallowing dozens of thumb-sized rubber pellets full of heroin and transporting them to the United States.

Catalina Sandino Moreno (FAST FOOD NATION) gives an exceptional performance as a young woman facing this crossroads with bravery, grit, and yes - grace. Marston demonstrates a fantastic eye for detail and crafts a narrative with disarming rawness and authenticity. MARIA FULL OF GRACE is as important a story as it is an impressive directorial debut. Rated R. 101 minutes. 2004.

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