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Watch these films in the renowned Cinestudio Theatre.

LEE
LEE
(117min. R) Ellen Kuras, director
Ends Nov 7
It is difficult to believe that it took eight years, with a good bit of the budget paid by Oscar-winner Kate Winslet, for Lee to arrive on the screen. Although Winslet was turned down by many studios and producers, we’re happy that she persevered! After all, what better time to celebrate this inspiring and courageous woman who transforms during World War II from a bohemian fashion model to a war correspondent and photographer. She overcomes her first line of resistance from magazine editors at home, in order to join her partner (Andy Samberg) in documenting the horrors of the battlefield, the moment of liberation in Paris, and the unimaginable human evil of Nazi concentration camps. Winslet is brilliant as the fiery, reckless, truth-seeking photographer, and the supporting cast is a director’s dream: Marion Cotillard Alexander Skarsgård, Andy Samberg, and The Crown’s Josh O’Connor.

Wednesday, Nov 6 7:00 PM Thursday, Nov 7 7:00 PM
 

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Divine Intervention (7pm-Free Screening)
Divine Intervention (7pm-Free Screening)
(89min.) Elia Suleiman, director
Exploring Elia Suleiman: A Retrospective Nov 8
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WE LIVE IN TIME
WE LIVE IN TIME
(104min. R) John Crowley, director
Opens Nov 8
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National Theatre Live: PRIMA FACIE (encore)
National Theatre Live: PRIMA FACIE (encore)
(120min R) UK Justin Martin, director
One Day Only! Nov 10
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THE CRITIC
THE CRITIC
(94min. R) Anand Tucker, director
One Night Only Nov 14
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CONCLAVE
CONCLAVE
(120min. PG) Edward Berger, director
Opens Nov 15
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The Time That Remains (7pm- Free Screening)
The Time That Remains (7pm- Free Screening)
(109min.) Elia Suleiman, director
Exploring Elia Suleiman: A Retrospective Nov 15
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BONHOEFFER: PASTOR. SPY. ASSASSIN.
BONHOEFFER: PASTOR. SPY. ASSASSIN.
(135min. PG-13) Todd Komarnicki, director
Opens Nov 22
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CHRISTMAS EVE IN MILLER’S POINT
CHRISTMAS EVE IN MILLER’S POINT
(104min. PG-13) Tyler Taormina, director
Opens Nov 29
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FEMALE TROUBLE
FEMALE TROUBLE
(129min. NC-17) John Waters, director
One Night Only Dec 12
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National Lampoon`s Christmas Vacation
National Lampoon`s Christmas Vacation
(97min. PG-13) 1989 Jeremiah S. Chechik, director
Opens Dec 13
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THE LION IN WINTER
THE LION IN WINTER
(134min.) 1968 Anthony Harvey, director
Opens Dec 15
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It’s A Wonderful Life
It’s A Wonderful Life
(129min.) 1946 Frank Capra, director
Opens Dec 21
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Parking At Cinestudio

-For the closest parking, use GPS to navigate to the intersection of Summit St and College Terrace.

-Parking is available in any open spot during films at Cinestudio. (Please note that accessible spots require a valid state-issued placard.)

-Once parked, walk through the archway toward the Main Quad. Cinestudio is located along the Long Walk, directly across from the Chapel.

-Keep an eye out for our illuminated sign above the entrance!

Welcome to Cinestudio

Cinestudio is a not-for-profit independent film theater located at Summit Street and College Terrace on the campus of Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. The theater is a magnificent single-screen venue with over 450 seats, reconstructed as classic 1930’s-style movie house, including a much loved balcony and golden curtain. The building is a signature design by McKim, Mead and White, built in 1935.

Founded in 1970 by a group of students at Trinity, Cinestudio has become one of the most highly respected arthouse cinemas in the United States, with a long standing reputation for its wide diversity of programing, and for legendary projection and sound quality. Equipped with the highest quality 4K Digital Cinema systems, Cinestudio has also retained it’s top-of-the-line physical film 35mm and 70mm projectors for use in studio archive presentations. Cinestudio is a daily celebration of the Art of Cinema!
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