DIY CINEMA

The “New Talkies” of the last decade have been defined as “DIY (Do It Yourself) Cinema” “Bedhead Cinema”, and the most known (and resented) “Mumblecore”, This sudden New American Independent movement emphasized what Dennis Lim, of the New York Times, called “a low-key naturalism, low-fi production values and a low-volumechatter” and each of these overlooked works displayed an intimate courage to tell very fragile and human stories, something that was very refreshing when compared to to contemporary Hollywood narratives of the new millenium.

THE NEW YEAR PARADE

DIRECTOR:   Tom Quinn

YEAR:    2008

FORMAT:   digital

ASPECT:         1.33

RT:                  85 min

Two siblings in Philadelphia contemplate the effects of their parents divorce while the family prepares for the Mummer's New Year Parade.

ST. NICK

DIRECTOR:   DAVID LOWREY

YEAR:    2009

FORMAT:   digital

ASPECT:   1.78

RT:        86 min

A stark, haunting portrait of childhood following two runaway 

siblings as they try to survive on the wintry plains of 

the great southwest

ONE THOUSAND YEARS

DIRECTOR:   Gabriel Fleming

YEAR:              2001

FORMAT:       digital

ASPECT:         1.33

RT:                   100 min

Maria obsessively crushes on the cool-kid Keith, Emma 

swallows her feelings for Maria, and two time travelers 

attempt to save the world from millenial apocalypse.

WINTER DOUBLE FEATURE

If you feel like having a brief respite from all the holiday hullabaloo craziness, come join OCN

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH for the Winter Screening Event!

We'll be nice and cozy and safe from the cold, inside the Kerr Auditorium in Downtown OKC.

Programming and ticket information coming real soon!