Persona

June 28 – Persona, 1966

For its evident contemplation of a singular phenomenon of transfer of personality . . . [Persona] is rich in poetic intimations of subconscious longings and despairs, and it is likely to move one more deeply as poetry than as thought.
Bosley Crowther, New York Times, March 7, 1967

Therapy of a Vampire

"Angst is more a plot device than a way of (undead) life in David Ruhm's Therapy for a Vampire, in which a bored bloodsucker in 1930s Vienna seeks help from Dr. Sigmund Freud. Help doesn't come from the couch but from a possible new love in a comedy that's more cutely diverting than laugh-out-loud funny." John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter.

87 minutes; German with English subtitles 

A Monster with a Thousand Heads

Friday 6 pm ONLY; Saturday 5 pm; Sunday noon, 2 pm, and 4 pm

When her insurance company refuses to approve the care her husband needs to survive, a desperate wife takes things into her own hands. Up against an unyielding bureaucracy and disinterested workers, she is pushed to her breaking point. With her son in tow, she fights the system.

74 minutes; Spanish with English subtitles