Great news! Legendary film critic
Roger Ebert just named
"What's the Matter with Kansas?" as one of his
"10 Best Documentaries of 2009." We are amazed and extremely honored. You can read his full list
here. Ebert notes that most of his favorite docs have not been widely seen yet, especially ours, but we will have a number of screenings to announce in early 2010, beginning with San Francisco.
The movie opens on Friday, Jan 1, 2010 for one week engagement at the Landmark Lumiere Theatre in San Francisco. Filmmakers Laura Cohen and Joe Winston will attend both evening screenings on the first two nights to take questions from the audience.
The San Francisco
Chronicle calls the movie, "A fascinating and, really, heartbreaking doc... What's beautiful about the movie is its lack of judgment by the filmmakers. They just let their subjects - good people whom you like - talk. Draw your own conclusions."
SHOW TIMES:Friday, Jan 1: 2:20 4:50
7:20* 9:45*Saturday, Jan 2: 2:20 4:50
7:20* 9:45*Sunday, Jan 3: 2:20 4:50 7:20 9:45
Monday, Jan 4 -Thursday, Jan 7: 4:50 7:20 9:45
*Q&A afterwards with the filmmakersLumiere Theatre1572 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
(415) 561-0455
www.landmarktheatres.comTicket prices: $10.50 GENERAL; $8.00 BARGAIN (M-F ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6PM, SAT-SUN-HOLIDAYS 1ST SHOW OF DAY); $8.00 SENIOR (62+); $8.00 CHILD (-12); $8.00 STUDENT (W/ VALID ID) You can buy advance tickets through
Landmark's web site.
Tea Parties, Tiller's murder, Death Panels,
Going Rogue... it's been quite a year of conservative backlash, and our movie is more relevant than ever as 2010 looms.
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