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Ballantyne Village Stadium 5

14815 John J Delaney Dr., Charlotte, NC, 28277

(704) 541-9996 - Venue Website

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	Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Drama - PG-13 2:10 5:00 7:40 10:15		Hugo Adventure, Fantasy - PG 1:50 4:30 7:10 9:50
	Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Adventure, Action, Mystery - PG-13 1:45 4:40 7:50		The Descendants Drama - R 2:20 4:50 7:20 10:00
	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Thriller, Mystery - R 2:00 4:45 7:30 10:10

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Apr 24, 2009 - ilovemovies80s

TOKYO! Playing This Friday

Hi everyone. Just wanted to let everybody here know that Friday, April 24th, the Ballantyne Village Theatre will be screening TOKYO!, three short films in one movie by three different directors, including acclaimed director Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind). I saw an advanced screening of it and was totally blown away by it. It's been getting great reviews, so I recommend checking it out this weekend!

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2/25	7:30p	La Rafle (The Round Up)
2/26	2:00p	Anita

La Rafle (The Round Up) Opening Night Film and Dessert Reception sponsored by the Charlotte Chapter of Hadassah One of the most moving and heartwarming dramas of the year, "La Rafle" chronicles the true story of the infamous "Vel' d'Hiv'" through the eyes of the Weismann family, whose lives are upended when the Vichy police raid their neighborhood and round up more than 13,000 Jews. Detained in the Velodrome stadium under inhumane conditions, a Christian nurse--ably played by Melanie Laurent (Inglourious Basterds)-- and a Jewish doctor (Jean Reno, The Professional), risk their own health and safety to tend to Jewish children suffering from thirst, hunger, and disease. Carefully reconstructing a long-suppressed chapter of French history and based on years of research by writer/director Roselyne Bosch, "La Rafle" makes it clear that the people and stories portrayed are real, and the heroism portrayed by Jews and non-Jews is indeed commendable. Drama/ France/French with subtitles/115 minutes/2010 Audience Award - Shreveport Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Feature Film - Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Film - Jewish Film Festival of Dallas 2011 Audience Award - Best Film - Jewish Omaha Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Narrative Feature - Rochester Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Michiana Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Feature Film - New Jersey Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Narrative Film - Pittsburgh Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Narrative Feature - AJC Seattle Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Narrative Film - Atlanta Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Feature Film - Miami Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Feature Film - Denver Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Feature Film - Washington Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Feature Film - Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival 2010 Opening Night Film - Jerusalem Film Festival 2010 "The film should be evaluated for the grace and skill with which the story is presented. In that, it is an excellent package. The cinematography is superb, the music by Christian Henson is evocative, and the actors are all effective making this a highly recommended film." - Laurel Corona, San Diego Jewish World All ticket purchases for the Charlotte Jewish Film Festival are non-refundable. In the event a screening is cancelled due to inclement weather, an alternative screening date will be offered.

Anita Charlotte Jewish Film Festival film sponsored by Jewish Family Services of Charlotte Anita is a young Jewish Argentine woman with Down syndrome living with her devoted mother. Into Anita's protective and loving environment, the outside world intrudes. What begins as a tragedy turns into an odyssey of discovery, resilience and compassion as Anita wanders the streets of Buenos Aires, receiving help and companionship in unexpected quarters. Writer-director Marcos Carnevale's controlled, mature cinematic style draws you in while the superb performances from Norma Aleandro (the "Meryl Streep of Argentina), Leonor Manso (Best Supporting Actress at the 2009 Argentine Academy Awards for this performance), and newcomer Alejandra Manzo keep you captivated. Drama/Argentina/Spanish with subtitles/104 minutes/2009 Audience Choice Award - Lenore Marwil Detroit Jewish Film Festival 2011 Audience Choice Award - Chicago Latino Film Festival 2011 Director's Choice Award - Sedona International Film Festival 2011 Jury Prize - Best International Film - Sonoma International Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Narrative Feature - Wisconsin Film Festival 2011 Audience Award - Best Narrative Feature - Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival 2010 Audience Award - Jewish Film Festival of Dallas 2010 Audience Award - Best Narrative Film - Pittsburgh Jewish Israeli Film Festival 2010 Audience Choice Award - Best Feature - Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival 2009 "I find "Anita" a wondrously hopeful film. If you believe in the inherent goodness of human beings, it is the "feel-good" movie of the season. " - The Boca Raton Tribune "Like Homer's "Odyssey," the film "Anita" is the story of someone trying to find her way home. Anita's gentle devotion and humble tranquility eventually win over everyone who takes her in." - The Jewish Daily Forward "A profoundly hopeful study of human innocence, compassion and resilience." - Robert Avila, San Francisco Bay Guardian All ticket purchases for the Charlotte Jewish Film Festival are non-refundable. In the event a screening is cancelled due to inclement weather, an alternative screening date will be offered.