Directed by Leo Popkin When a little black girl falls down a well in the segregated south, rescue efforts bind whites and blacks together.  Nominated for three Academy Awards, this rarely seen film gem still resonates today.  “Impressive…vividly etched..brilliantly shot” —Time Out “Taut and absorbing.”…

Celebrate Valentine’s Day a little early…put yourself in the mood…with these charming films about love and the human animal. Come for one or all three! 6pm-  TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE (1950) Jane Powell. Ricardo Montalban. Debbie Reynolds.Two young sisters find romance during a tuneful holiday…

Directed by Richard Pearce With Sissy Spacek & Whoopi Goldberg. Montgomery, Alabama, 1955: A white socialite and her black maid must decide how each will respond to the famous bus boycott led by Martin Luther King, birth of the Civil Rights movement. Image Award: Best…

Narrated by Louis Gossett, Jr. Features Gladys Knight, Ruby Dee, Pete Seeger Recreates the Civil rights Moverment through the singers and songwriters who fought for change through their music. Features interviews with musicians and former Freedom Riders interspersed with vintage footage of protests that recreate…

Directed by Spike Lee Oscar-nominated documentary about the bombing of a Birmingham church in 1963 that killed four young girls; a tragic, pivotal event in the Civil Rights movement. “Compelling” –Variety “Immensely gripping” – worldJournal.com $5 Suggested Donation. ArtRage is handicapped accessible.