Tickets are on sale now! Packages (1 ticket to each of the 5 films in the season) are available until January 14, 2019.

Winter 2019 Season Package - No Longer Available

We screen independent films at Carnival Cinemas on select Monday nights at 7pm; Visit reelmoviemondays.ca for more details.

All film tickets are final sale, no refunds or exchanges. Advance ticket sales available until 4:30pm on film nights: online; phone 403-309-8405; in-person at the Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery. After 4:30pm "At the door" ticket sales commence 6-7pm in the lobby of Carnival Cinemas, and are available cash only for $10 each (no member/student rate or coupons). Advance purchase tickets will be held "Will Call" at the door on film night under the purchaser's name; look for our table in the lobby of Carnival Cinemas starting 1 hour before the film screens.

Reel Movie Mondays gratefully acknowledges our partnership with Film Circuit, presented by TIFF, and its sponsors and supporters. For more information about Film Circuit and to view a full list of their sponsors and supporters, please visit www.tiff.net/filmcircuit.

WINTER SEASON

Winter 2019!

All online and over the phone ticket sales will be held "Will Call" at the box office on the film night from 6-7pm. Look for our table in the lobby of Carnival Cinemas. *Note - Carnival Cinemas does not sell RMM tickets.

SHOPLIFTERS - 2ND FILM OF WINTER

Screens January 28th at 7pm at Carnival Cinemas

Directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda
Japan | 121 minutes | Japanese w/English subtitles, Mongrel Media - Rated 14A

DRAMA

Osamu (Lily Franky, Like Father, Like Son) and his wife, Nobuyo (Sakura Andô), are struggling on low incomes to support their Tokyo family, and turn to shoplifting to get by. One day, while stealing food from a local grocery store, Osamu and his son meet a young girl who appears to be homeless. They bring her home for dinner and, noticing signs of abuse, decide to take her in as one of their own. Upon learning that Yuri’s abusive parents are looking for her, they cut her hair and rename her Rin to keep her safe.

IF BEAL STREET COULD TALK - 3RD FILM OF WINTER

Screens February 11th at 7pm at Carnival Cinemas

Directed by Barry Jenkins
USA | 117 min. | English, Entertainment One, Rated 14A

Director Barry Jenkins’ ambitious follow-up to Moonlight adapts James Baldwin’s poignant novel about a woman fighting to free her falsely accused husband from prison before the birth of their child. If Beale Street Could Talk is without doubt a romance, but it’s stronger than that because it refuses to indulge fantasy. Jenkins’ latest shows him to be our most clear-eyed chronicler of love.

PUZZLE - 4TH FILM OF WINTER

Screens February 25th at 7pm at Carnival Cinemas

Directed by Marc Turtletaub
USA | 103 minutes | English, Mongrel Media - Rated PG

DRAMA

Producer Marc Turtletaub (Loving, Little Miss Sunshine) makes his directorial debut with Puzzle; a gently humanist story of an unassuming housewife, Agnes (Kelly Macdonald), who answers an advertisement from a jigsaw puzzle champion, Robert (Irrfan Khan), looking for a partner. As Agnes learns more about her gift at assembling the increasingly difficult puzzles Robert challenges her with, she also begins to give voice to her long-dormant desires.

THE HAPPY PRINCE - FINAL FILM OF WINTER

Screens March 11th at 7pm at Carnival Cinemas

Directed by Rupert Everett
UK/Belgium/Italy/Germany| 105 minutes | English, Mongrel Media - Rated 14A

DRAMA

The directorial debut from celebrated actor Rupert Everett (Shakespeare in Love), The Happy Prince is at once a spirited tribute to legendary author and playwright Oscar Wilde, and an exacting commentary on 19th-century British mores. It’s 1895, and Wilde has been imprisoned for two years for gross indecency after his affair with Lord Alfred “Bosie” Douglas. After his release Wilde reunites with Bosie, motivating his wife to cut off Wilde’s allowance. He spends his final days poor and living in exile. Still, it’s through his incomparable talent for storytelling Wilde finds the strength to continue bringing levity and humour to those around him.

Season's pass available until the start of the first film in each season!