The Screen Presents: Jan. 22 – 28 The Best Offer Starring Goeffrey Rush, Jim Sturgess and Donald Sutherland High-end antique dealer Virgil Oldman (Geoffrey Rush) receives a call from a mysterious heiress (Sylvia Hoeks) who, despite her need for reclusion, invites Oldman to evaluate art in her home. Virgil soon finds himself enveloped by a passion that will transform his grey existence forever. Directed by Giuseppe Tornatore (Cinema Paradiso) and featuring a score by legendary Italian composer Ennio Morricone, Black Howard of That Movie Show calls it a “cinematic palimpsest in the vein of Hitchcock’s Vertigo.” Opens this Friday. Let the Fire Burn Winner of Special Jury Award of the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival On May 13 1985, a controversy between the urban radical group MOVE and the city of Philadelphia ended in a deadly fire. In this documentary, constructed entirely from found footage, the truth of the military-grade explosive that resulted in the death of 11 people is revealed. David Edelstein of New York Magazine calls Let the Fire Burn a time machine demonstrating how “footage already shot can make history in all its terrible finality breathe.” Opens this Friday.      Remember that Robert Redford movie, All Is Lost? You have yet another week to watch it! Visit thescreensf.com or movie times 505.473.6494 1600 St. Michael’s Drive Santa Fe, NM 87505 thescreensf.com https://www.facebook.com/thescreenhttps://twitter.com/thescreensf...

Previews for the four films showing Dec. 13-19 at The Screen.

Architecture, opera and Redford—be sure to check out the films showing Nov. 22-28 at The Screen.

Robert Redford and London’s Royal Opera House are both featured this week at The Screen.

The Screen Presents: Nov. 1-6 All Is Lost, Robert Redford’s Capstone Performance and a Must See for Filmmakers! Academy Award winner Robert Redford, age 77, has still got it! In J.C. Chandor’s latest thriller, All Is Lost, Redford plays an unnamed sailer who, after an accident to his sailboat, must survive the open waters and battle the elements for his life. Mary F. Pols from Time Magazine calls All Is Lost “a signal film achievement and the capstone to a great star’s career. This is Ultimate Redford.” Opens this Friday. The New York Film Critics Series, A Sneak Peek into Hollywood and Indie Films Hosted by Peter Travers Up until now, live talent has only been accessible to the public in New York, Los Angeles and at festivals. Now everyone throughout the country can enjoy up close and personal moments from major movie stars, producers, writers and directors in the comfort of their own neighborhood theaters. Preview screenings have been offered before, but never with a live conversation component. This, in addition to a curated selection of films, will allow filmgoers to see the better independent movies before anyone else, with exclusive insight from the creators into the productions. This week at the Screen, watch live interviews with Bruce Dern and Will Forte in Alexander Payne’s film Nebraska. Premiering Nov. 5 at 6p.m. Tickets on sale now....