Boxoffice - March 2016

CEMETERY OF SPLENDOUR
March 4 (New York City)
March 11 (Los Angeles)
Indie Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul—or
“Joe,” as he’s conveniently adopted
in the West—returns to the screen after
his 2010 Palme d’Or–winning Uncle Boonmee
Who Can Recall His Past Lives with this dreamy
drama that takes place in a school-turned-military-hospital
for soldiers afflicted with a mysterious
sleeping disorder. The film screened at
Cannes in 2015 and in Toronto and New York
to critical acclaim.
DISTRIBUTOR STRAND RELEASING CAST
BANLOP LOMNOI, JENJIRA PONGPAS DIRECTOR
APICHATPONG WEERASETHAKUL GENRE
DRAMA RATING TBD RUNNING TIME 122 MIN.
KNIGHT OF CUPS
March 4
A successful Hollywood screenwriter (Bale)
tries to fill the void in his life with women,
drugs, and booze in this self-indulgent indie
from American auteur Terrence Malick. This is
Malick’s third directorial feature in four years
since his three seminal films from 1978 to
2005, and he might want to think about slowing
down again; Knight of Cups was universally
panned after its premiere at the 2015 Berlin
Film Festival.
DISTRIBUTOR BROAD GREEN PICTURES CAST
CHRISTIAN BALE, CATE BLANCHETT, NATALIE
PORTMAN, ANTONIO BANDERAS, BRIAN
DENNEHY, FREIDA PINTO, IMOGEN POOTS,
ISABEL LUCAS, TERESA PALMER, WES BENTLEY
DIRECTOR TERRENCE MALICK GENRE DRAMA /
ROMANCE RATING R FOR SOME NUDITY,
SEXUALITY, AND LANGUAGE RUNNING TIME
118 MIN.
THE OTHER SIDE
OF THE DOOR
March 4 (Moderate)
During an ancient ritual she hopes will allow
her to say a final good-bye to her departed son,
a grieving mother inadvertently opens a mysterious
portal between the worlds of the living
and dead and unleashes a terrifying specter
upon her family.
DISTRIBUTOR 20TH CENTURY FOX CAST
SARAH WAYNE CALLIES, JEREMY SISTO,
LOGAN CRERAN, SOFIA ROSINSKY DIRECTOR
JOHANNES ROBERTS GENRE HORROR RATING
R FOR SOME BLOODY VIOLENCE RUNNING TIME
96 MIN.
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