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Arts & Entertainment
Kam’s Kapsules: Movies Opening Friday, March 3, 2017
BIG BUDGET FILMS
Before I Fall (PG-13 for
mature themes, bullying,
sexuality, violent images,
profanity and underage
drinking) Adaptation of
Lauren Oliver’s young
adult novel of the same
name about a recent-
ly-deceased teen (Zoey
Deutch) who is afforded
an opportunity to relive
her last day on Earth
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cident. Cast includes Liv
Hewson, Logan Miller
and Jennifer Beals.
Logan (R for graphic
Comics superhero finds
a weary Wolverine with-
drawn from the world
and caring for an ailing
Professor X (Patrick
Stewart) until he is re-
cruited by a mysterious
stranger (Elizabeth Ro-
driguez) to come to the
assistance of a young
mutant (Dafne Keen) on
the run from dark forces.
With Richard E. Grant,
Boyd Holbrook, Eriq La
Salle and Stephen Mer-
chant.
The Shack (PG-13 for
violence and mature
themes) Faith-based dra-
ma adapted from Wil-
liam P. Young’s best seller
of the same name about
a grief-stricken family
man (Sam Worthington)
mourning the loss of a
young daughter (Amelie
Eve) who receives an in-
vitation from God (Aviv
Alush) to meet at the site
of the murder, deep in
the Oregon wilderness.
Featuring Octavia Spen-
cer, Radha Mitchell and
Tim McGraw.
‘Before I Fall’
over and over until she
untangles the circum-
stances surrounding her
death in a tragic car ac-
violence, pervasive pro-
fanity and brief nudi-
ty) Hugh Jackman’s last
go-round as the Marvel
INDEPENDENT &
FOREIGN FILMS
Burlesque: The Heart
of the Glitter Tribe (Un-
rated) Revealing docu-
‘Kiki’ is an anti-bullying documentary focusing on members of the LBGTQ community in NYC.
mentary showcasing the
resurgence in popularity
of striptease in Portland,
Oregon. With Babs Jam-
boree, Angelique Devil
and Zora von Pavonine.
Contemporary Color
(PG-13 for brief profan-
ity) Concert flick staged
by David Byrne during
the summer of 2015 at
Brooklyn’s Barclays Cen-
ter and featuring per-
formances by ten color
guard teams from across
the U.S. and Canada.
With Nelly Furtado, Ad-
Rock and Ira Glass.
The Freedom to Marry
(Unrated) Gay rights doc-
umentary chronicling
the hard fought advances
achieved over the past
40 years by the same-
sex marriage movement.
Featuring commentary
by Evan Wolfson, Marc
Solomon and April De-
Boer.
The Institute (R for
gory violence, disturb-
ing images and graphic
nudity) Suspense thrill-
er, set in 19th C. Balti-
more, revolving around
the ordeal experienced
by a grief-stricken or-
phan (Allie Gallerani)
after she checks herself
into a mental institution
conducting pseudo-sci-
entific, mind control ex-
periments. Big name cast
includes James Franco,
Topher Grace, Josh Du-
hamel, Pamela Ander-
son, Eric Roberts and
Tim Blake Nelson.
Kiki (Unrated) An-
ti-bullying documentary
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