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Independent Films Series Continues at New Venue

By David Morton | Jan. 21, 2010, 10:38 a.m.

Though the Bijou Theater closed late last year, film buffs will still be able to watch new, obscure movies on the big screen in the Scenic City. The Independent Film Series—announced this week by the Arts & Education Council—begins Friday, Jan. 29 at a new home: the Carmike Majestic 12.

The 12-week series includes a wide range of genres, Academy Award and Golden Globe nominees, breakout films from new directors and one (That Evening Sun, starring Hal Hartley) that was filmed in Knoxville, Tenn.

A new film opens each Friday and plays for one week. For showtimes and ticket prices, visit carmike.com. AEC is also offering a $15 Film Club Card which will give moviegoers matinee prices on evening shows, 10 percent discounts at select downtown restaurants and other savings. 

Series lineup:

Jan. 29–Feb. 4:
Me and Orson Welles

Feb. 5–11:
An Education

Feb. 12–18:
A Single Man

Feb. 19–25:
Broken Embraces

Feb. 26–March 4:
The Last Station

March 5–11:
That Evening Sun

March 12–18:
Police, Adjective

March 19–25:
A Town Called Panic

March 26–April 1:
Fish Tank

April 2–8:
A Prophet

April 9–15:
The Art of the Steal

April 16–22:
The White Ribbon

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The Arts & Education Council's Independent Film Series begins Jan. 29 at at the Majestic 12 theater.

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