CAPITOL CINEMA

brings you great film experiences this fall
 

 

  

 

      

 South Dakota Film Festival

Mark your calendars now for the fourth annual South Dakota Film Festival, September 10-12, 2010.  For more information about film festival happenings, visit
www.southdakotafilmfest.org       

     

 

  

Manhattan Short Film Festival

An extraordinary global event will take place the week of September 26 to October 3, 2010 when over 100,000 people in over 200 cities across six continents gather in Cinemas, Galleries, Museums and Cafes for one purpose…to view and vote on our Finalists’ Films in the Annual  Manhattan Short Film Festival.  

The festival will again screen at Capitol Cinema.  Last year, this festival was part of South Dakota Film Festival.  Due to timing, the festival will now be a seperate event. This is the only South Dakota screening of these films.  For screening times, check back here.  For more information about the films and the festival, visit www.msfilmfest.com.   

  

     

Global Lens2010

The Global Film Initiative was created to promote cross-cultural understanding through the medium of cinema.  Global Lens2010 film series, ten films from around the world in native languages with subtitles, can be seen in more than 35 locations across the United States and Canada.  The series provides a platform for exceptional storytelling and opens a window into the diverse world in which we live.    

Capitol Cinema screening will happen in late October and November.  Film series passes will become available late fall.  This is the only South Dakota screening of these films. For screening times, check back here. For more information about the films, visit www.globalfilm.org/global_lens.htm     

 

Hollywood Films

Hollywood films will again be shown December 2010 through March 2011. To be added to our e-mail list for films, times and Capitol Cinema membership information, contact us at capitolcinema@nvc.net  

  

Did you know?

Capitol Cinema is still raising funds for digital projection equipment?  All of the Hollywood films shown at Capitol Cinema are still in 35mm format, with a “glorified stereo” sound.  All other film events (Fischgaard Short Film Project, South Dakota Film Festival, GlobalLens Film Festival, Manhattan Short Film Festival) are presented with borrowed or rented equipment. 

Please consider helping us out with a tax-deductible contribution to acquire digital projection equipment.  Contact us at capitolcinema@nvc.net  for more information on how you can help.