Events

2 and 7:30 pm

Directed by Dominga Sotomayor Castillo, 2019, Chile, Not Rated, 110 min., Subtitled

The year 1990 was when Chile transitioned to democracy, but all of that seems a world away for 16-year-old Sofia, who lives far off the grid in a mountain enclave of artists and bohemians. Too Late to Die Young takes place during the hot, languorous days between Christmas and New Year’s Day, when the troubling realities of the adult world—and the elemental forces of nature—begin to intrude on her teenage idyll. Shot in dreamily diaphanous, sun-splashed images and set to period-perfect pop, the second feature from one of Latin American cinema’s most artful and distinctive voices is at once nostalgic and piercing, a portrait of a young woman—and a country—on the cusp of exhilarating and terrifying change.

Open Caption Wednesdays

Both Wednesday screenings will feature Open Captions (subtitles) for the benefit of our deaf or hearing-impaired guests. Please be aware that this service is not always available from the film distributor, but will be provided whenever possible.

MWPAI Film Series Link

Sponsored by M&T Bank

Tickets are on sale 30 minutes prior to each screening.

• Admission:
  $6 MWPAI Members
  $8 General Admission
  $4 Students
  Free for PrattMWP Students
• Film Passbooks that don't expire:
  10 discounted admissions are available
  at the Performing Arts Ticket Office:
  $55 for MWPAI Members
  $75 for General Admission

2 and 7:30 pm

Directed by Dominga Sotomayor Castillo, 2019, Chile, Not Rated, 110 min., Subtitled

The year 1990 was when Chile transitioned to democracy, but all of that seems a world away for 16-year-old Sofia, who lives far off the grid in a mountain enclave of artists and bohemians. Too Late to Die Young takes place during the hot, languorous days between Christmas and New Year’s Day, when the troubling realities of the adult world—and the elemental forces of nature—begin to intrude on her teenage idyll. Shot in dreamily diaphanous, sun-splashed images and set to period-perfect pop, the second feature from one of Latin American cinema’s most artful and distinctive voices is at once nostalgic and piercing, a portrait of a young woman—and a country—on the cusp of exhilarating and terrifying change.

Open Caption Wednesdays

Both Wednesday screenings will feature Open Captions (subtitles) for the benefit of our deaf or hearing-impaired guests. Please be aware that this service is not always available from the film distributor, but will be provided whenever possible.

MWPAI Film Series Link

Sponsored by M&T Bank

Tickets are on sale 30 minutes prior to each screening.

• Admission:
  $6 MWPAI Members
  $8 General Admission
  $4 Students
  Free for PrattMWP Students
• Film Passbooks that don't expire:
  10 discounted admissions are available
  at the Performing Arts Ticket Office:
  $55 for MWPAI Members
  $75 for General Admission

2 and 7:30 pm

Directed by Ritesh Batra, 2019, India, Rated PG-13, 110 min., Subtitled

Photograph, the wistful and funny new film from writer/director Ritesh Batra (The Lunchbox), tells the tale of a struggling Mumbai street photographer who, pressured to marry by his grandmother, convinces a shy stranger to pose as his fiancée during a family visit. Rafi (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) comes to Mumbai from a small village to earn money to pay off an old family debt. Working as a street photographer, he shares one small room with friends and sends almost everything he makes to his grandmother, Dadi (Farrukh Jaffar), in the hope she will be able to buy back her ancestral home. To satisfy the elderly woman’s desire, he sends her a photo of the strange woman he has met, claiming that the girl, Miloni (Sanya Malhotra), is his fiancée. When his grandmother insists on a meeting, things get complicated.

Open Caption Wednesdays

Both Wednesday screenings will feature Open Captions (subtitles) for the benefit of our deaf or hearing-impaired guests. Please be aware that this service is not always available from the film distributor, but will be provided whenever possible.

MWPAI Film Series Link

Sponsored by M&T Bank

Tickets are on sale 30 minutes prior to each screening.

• Admission:
  $6 MWPAI Members
  $8 General Admission
  $4 Students
  Free for PrattMWP Students
• Film Passbooks that don't expire:
  10 discounted admissions are available
  at the Performing Arts Ticket Office:
  $55 for MWPAI Members
  $75 for General Admission

2 and 7:30 pm

Directed by Ritesh Batra, 2019, India, Rated PG-13, 110 min., Subtitled

Photograph, the wistful and funny new film from writer/director Ritesh Batra (The Lunchbox), tells the tale of a struggling Mumbai street photographer who, pressured to marry by his grandmother, convinces a shy stranger to pose as his fiancée during a family visit. Rafi (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) comes to Mumbai from a small village to earn money to pay off an old family debt. Working as a street photographer, he shares one small room with friends and sends almost everything he makes to his grandmother, Dadi (Farrukh Jaffar), in the hope she will be able to buy back her ancestral home. To satisfy the elderly woman’s desire, he sends her a photo of the strange woman he has met, claiming that the girl, Miloni (Sanya Malhotra), is his fiancée. When his grandmother insists on a meeting, things get complicated.

Open Caption Wednesdays

Both Wednesday screenings will feature Open Captions (subtitles) for the benefit of our deaf or hearing-impaired guests. Please be aware that this service is not always available from the film distributor, but will be provided whenever possible.

MWPAI Film Series Link

Sponsored by M&T Bank

Tickets are on sale 30 minutes prior to each screening.

• Admission:
  $6 MWPAI Members
  $8 General Admission
  $4 Students
  Free for PrattMWP Students
• Film Passbooks that don't expire:
  10 discounted admissions are available
  at the Performing Arts Ticket Office:
  $55 for MWPAI Members
  $75 for General Admission