Film Screenings
He's a six-time Oscar nominee, responsible for Dead Poets Society and The Truman Show, among other acclaimed and popular movies, but Peter Weir remains one of his generation's most underappreciated directors.
The Library screens five of the 72-year-old Australian auteur's best films this month.
Come watch the movie, Toy Story, at Waldo Library. It is rated G and is 81 minutes long.
Come watch the movie, Disney's Pinocchio, at the Waldo Library. It is rated G and is 88 minutes long.
John Wayne starred in this block buster western about Wayne searching for his niece captured by the Comanches who killed all her family. Fives years of searching shapes him in ways he would not have foretold. Directed by the great John Ford, Wayne's costars include Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie Wood, Ward Bond and Vera Miles. 1956 Color
He's a six-time Oscar nominee, responsible for Dead Poets Society and The Truman Show, among other acclaimed and popular movies, but Peter Weir remains one of his generation's most underappreciated directors.
The Library screens five of the 72-year-old Australian auteur's best films this month.
Claudette Colbert stars as a frustrated wife of a struggling engineer, Joel McCrae. She heads to Palm Beach where divorces are easy, only to be pursued by one of the richest men in the world, Rudy Vallee. McCrae shows up to win her back whenh he starts being pursued by the sister of Rudy Vallee, Mary Astor. The foursome collide in a delightful comedy. 1942 Color
As the summer of 1981 comes to an end at Camp Firewood, the counselors and campers are in a state of chaos. Romantic entanglements. An all-or-nothing talent show. And a piece of NASA’s Skylab is hurtling towards the camp. The comedic cast includes Janeane Garofalo, Paul Rudd, Amy Poehler, Michael Ian Black, and Bradley Cooper.
This title is Rated R and is recommended for adult audiences only.
He's a six-time Oscar nominee, responsible for Dead Poets Society and The Truman Show, among other acclaimed and popular movies, but Peter Weir remains one of his generation's most underappreciated directors.
The Library screens five of the 72-year-old Australian auteur's best films this month.
A sci-Fi comedy about a runaway robot, Number 5 , who thinks he is a human. Because he has high tech weapons, the Defense Dept. is hunting him. All the while he is being taught how to be gentler and kinder by a woman hiding him, Ally Sheedy. Also starring Steve Guttenberg, 1986 Color
He's a six-time Oscar nominee, responsible for Dead Poets Society and The Truman Show, among other acclaimed and popular movies, but Peter Weir remains one of his generation's most underappreciated directors.
The Library screens five of the 72-year-old Australian auteur's best films this month.