The Maiden (19+ Screening) at The Towne Theatre
The Maiden (19+ Screening)
Presented by Monday at the Arts
Come early and enjoy a drink and our new Neapolitan style pizza while listening to the live music in the lobby starting at 5:30.
Live music in the lobby, introduction before the film, and a bar serving wine/beer/cider that can be taken to your seat!
Please note that due to liquor licensing regulations, these screenings will be limited to 19+ years of age and older.
Shooting in Calgary and Cochrane, Alberta, where the natural world is never far away, Foy infuses The Maiden with an exacting sense of place. His storytelling hints at the way loss clings to places and the way the missing linger, while Kelly Jeffrey’s cinematography alternates between a hand-held, almost documentary approach and painterly shots of landscapes and prairie skies. Making good on the tremendous promise of his short films, The Maiden confirms Foy as a visionary new artist.
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Come early and enjoy a drink and our new Neapolitan style pizza while listening to the live music in the lobby starting at 5:30.
Live music in the lobby, introduction before the film, and a bar serving wine/beer/cider that can be taken to your seat!
Please note that due to liquor licensing regulations, these screenings will be limited to 19+ years of age and older.
Shooting in Calgary and Cochrane, Alberta, where the natural world is never far away, Foy infuses The Maiden with an exacting sense of place. His storytelling hints at the way loss clings to places and the way the missing linger, while Kelly Jeffrey’s cinematography alternates between a hand-held, almost documentary approach and painterly shots of landscapes and prairie skies. Making good on the tremendous promise of his short films, The Maiden confirms Foy as a visionary new artist.
Presented by Monday at the Arts
Come early and enjoy a drink and our new Neapolitan style pizza while listening to the live music in the lobby starting at 5:30.
Live music in the lobby, introduction before the film, and a bar serving wine/beer/cider that can be taken to your seat!
Please note that due to liquor licensing regulations, these screenings will be limited to 19+ years of age and older.
Shooting in Calgary and Cochrane, Alberta, where the natural world is never far away, Foy infuses The Maiden with an exacting sense of place. His storytelling hints at the way loss clings to places and the way the missing linger, while Kelly Jeffrey’s cinematography alternates between a hand-held, almost documentary approach and painterly shots of landscapes and prairie skies. Making good on the tremendous promise of his short films, The Maiden confirms Foy as a visionary new artist.
Come early and enjoy a drink and our new Neapolitan style pizza while listening to the live music in the lobby starting at 5:30.
Live music in the lobby, introduction before the film, and a bar serving wine/beer/cider that can be taken to your seat!
Please note that due to liquor licensing regulations, these screenings will be limited to 19+ years of age and older.
Shooting in Calgary and Cochrane, Alberta, where the natural world is never far away, Foy infuses The Maiden with an exacting sense of place. His storytelling hints at the way loss clings to places and the way the missing linger, while Kelly Jeffrey’s cinematography alternates between a hand-held, almost documentary approach and painterly shots of landscapes and prairie skies. Making good on the tremendous promise of his short films, The Maiden confirms Foy as a visionary new artist.
The Maiden (19+ Screening)
Presented by Monday at the Arts
Come early and enjoy a drink and our new Neapolitan style pizza while listening to the live music in the lobby starting at 5:30.
Live music in the lobby, introduction before the film, and a bar serving wine/beer/cider that can be taken to your seat!
Please note that due to liquor licensing regulations, these screenings will be limited to 19+ years of age and older.
Shooting in Calgary and Cochrane, Alberta, where the natural world is never far away, Foy infuses The Maiden with an exacting sense of place. His storytelling hints at the way loss clings to places and the way the missing linger, while Kelly Jeffrey’s cinematography alternates between a hand-held, almost documentary approach and painterly shots of landscapes and prairie skies. Making good on the tremendous promise of his short films, The Maiden confirms Foy as a visionary new artist.