HAYNESVILLE: A NATION’S HUNT FOR ENERGY
A Preview & Benefit Screening
Saturday, January 16 at the Robinson Film Center
Tickets On-sale Monday, December 14

To support two local nonprofit arts organizations, Shreveport-based director Gregory Kallenberg will present a benefit and preview screening of his new documentary, Haynesville: A Nation’s Hunt for Energy on Jan. 16, 2009 at 6:30 PM and 6:45 PM. The film will be presented at the Robinson Film Center, and screenings will be followed by a reception and filmmaker’s Q&A at artspace at 8:00 PM.  Tickets are $50 apiece and go on-sale Monday, December 14.  All proceeds will be divided equally between the Robinson Film Center and artspace.  Tickets may be purchased by calling the Robinson Film Center at (318) 459-4122 or by visiting the box office at 617 Texas Street. A limited number of event sponsorships are available for $500 apiece.

Learn more about sponsorship opportunities.

ABOUT THE FILM
The documentary charts the boom of the Haynesville Shale natural gas formation in northwest Louisiana– which could be the world’s largest – and profiles three local residents deeply impacted by a rush to extract energy from the earth. The film also explores the overall impact of the Haynesville on the nation's energy supply, and the find's role in charting a path to a cleaner and greener energy future.

Visit the film’s official website.

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DECEMBER VIDEO-MAKING & PHOTOGRAPHY
WORKSHOPS FOR KIDS & PARENTS

Looking for something fun and educational for your kids to do over the holiday break?  Do you have a child who is interested in photography or video production and may be receiving a new digital camera or video camera as a gift this holiday season?  The Robinson Film Center has announced two Video-Making & Photography Workshops for kids (parents also welcome!) during the month of December.  Click here to download a flyer featuring dates, course details, and enrollment information. Cost is as low as $40 per one-day class, or $70 for a two-day workshop. Call (318) 459-4122 for info or to register.

For showtimes, call (318) 424-9090 or click here!

In the city that never sleeps, love is always on the mind. Those passions come to life in New York, I Love You – a collection of 11 short films that all tell stories of romance set against the beautiful backdrop of New York City.  A great date movie featuring a stellar ensemble cast, New York, I Love You is the second installment of an ambitious global filmmaking project that begin with 2006’s Paris, Je T’aime.

"One of my favorite movies of 2009." -Richard Roeper, RichardRoeper.com

   

And now for something completely different!  A loving and meticulously-crafted tribute to 70's exploitation flicks like Shaft and Superfly, Black Dynamite is the story of a nunchuck-wielding expert in kung fu, romance, and disco dancing who leads a group of militants in an effort to rid their neighborhood of drug dealers.  Outrageous and silly fun for anyone who misses the days when heroes wore polyester suits.

"Black Dynamite blends satire, nostalgia, and cinema deconstruction into a one-of-a-kind comedy high." -Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly

Silver Screenings Senior Matinees presents Vincente Minnelli's romantic musical about a St. Louis family at the turn of the century. As the two oldest girls fret about boys and love, their father has been offered a job in New York City.  Will they have to leave the home and town they love -- and their new boyfriends?  Released in 1945, the film includes such popular tunes as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "The Trolley Song.”

Admission: Film Only - $5.75, Film & Luncheon - $14.00
Luncheon RSVP required: (318) 459-4122
SENIOR GROUPS WELCOME