3 Women

dir.: robert altman
year.: 1977
runtime.: 124 minutes
genre.: drama
when.: thursday, september 10
where.: showtime café

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Just when you think you’re beginning to understand these women, they transform into something entirely different. They’re dreamlike, ethereal, and intangible, as if viewed through an opaque silk screen, a forcefield that prevents us from fully connecting. Meanwhile, the atmosphere is a brilliant, melancholic fog of pastel blues and pinks—a comfortably warm sauna that one enters to bask in, to succumb to, not to dwell on.

Featuring brilliant performances from Sissy Spacek and Shelley Duvall, this dreamlike masterpiece from Robert Altman shifts from the humorous to the chilling to the surreal, resulting in one of the most unusual and compelling films of the 1970s.

memorandum.

doors.

7pm

film.

8pm

tix at door.

$10

prints.

$15

parking. you can park on the street or in the dirt parking lot across from There Space.

seating. we strongly encourage ground seating to foster a communal and intimate viewing experience. bring blankets, pillows, or anything else to make yourself cozy — chairs are available for those who prefer them.

That's a wrap.

this one already screened. catch the next showing on the marquee.