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Drama 98 min. PG-13 2018

Director: Michael Mayer

Cast: Annette Bening, Billy Howle, Brian Dennehy, Corey Stoll, Elisabeth Moss, Glenn Fleshler, Jon Tenney, Mare Winningham, Michael Zegen, Saoirse Ronan

“This new take on the 1896 theatrical milestone gets the casting right; ditto the tone of comedy running right up against tragedy until something breaks. Annette Bening deserves a garland of superlatives as Arkadina, the miserly theater diva who is in denial about aging and the insecure playwright son Konstantin (Billy Howle) she only pretends to give a damn about. Visiting her country estate, where her older brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) lives with Konstantin, Our Lady of the Perpetual Melodramatics is every inch the grand dame. To boost her ego, she has brought along her younger lover, Trigorin (Corey Stoll, mesmerizing), the famed writer who makes her offspring nervous. The son adores and abhors his mother, which leads to an incomprehensible avant-garde play that insults her success. “We need new forms,” he proclaims pouting. That leaves his actress girlfriend/muse Nina (Saoirse Ronan) to bask in the glow of the author’s celebrity…and his seductive charm. It’s a setup for disaster, and Mayer makes a lively game of it… The Seagull flies on the wings of humor and heartbreak that made it a Chekhov classic in the first place” —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone.

The Seagull is lush and dreamlike, leaving the drawing room for lake, field, and forest. Though we lose some of Chekhov’s claustrophobic talkiness, the dense poetry of his language, Mayer fully captures Chekhov’s sharp humor. ­—Dana, Schwartz, Entertainment Weekly

Despite a few scenes that are too on the nose, The Seagull… turns out to be very fine. Above all, it’s a platform for a handful of definitive performances. — David Edelstein, New York Magazine (Vulture)

The most impressive thing about this film of The Seagull is that every role has been ideally cast. — Dan Callahan, The Wrap

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Drama 98 min. PG-13 2018

Director: Michael Mayer

Cast: Annette Bening, Billy Howle, Brian Dennehy, Corey Stoll, Elisabeth Moss, Glenn Fleshler, Jon Tenney, Mare Winningham, Michael Zegen, Saoirse Ronan

“This new take on the 1896 theatrical milestone gets the casting right; ditto the tone of comedy running right up against tragedy until something breaks. Annette Bening deserves a garland of superlatives as Arkadina, the miserly theater diva who is in denial about aging and the insecure playwright son Konstantin (Billy Howle) she only pretends to give a damn about. Visiting her country estate, where her older brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) lives with Konstantin, Our Lady of the Perpetual Melodramatics is every inch the grand dame. To boost her ego, she has brought along her younger lover, Trigorin (Corey Stoll, mesmerizing), the famed writer who makes her offspring nervous. The son adores and abhors his mother, which leads to an incomprehensible avant-garde play that insults her success. “We need new forms,” he proclaims pouting. That leaves his actress girlfriend/muse Nina (Saoirse Ronan) to bask in the glow of the author’s celebrity…and his seductive charm. It’s a setup for disaster, and Mayer makes a lively game of it… The Seagull flies on the wings of humor and heartbreak that made it a Chekhov classic in the first place” —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone.

The Seagull is lush and dreamlike, leaving the drawing room for lake, field, and forest. Though we lose some of Chekhov’s claustrophobic talkiness, the dense poetry of his language, Mayer fully captures Chekhov’s sharp humor. ­—Dana, Schwartz, Entertainment Weekly

Despite a few scenes that are too on the nose, The Seagull… turns out to be very fine. Above all, it’s a platform for a handful of definitive performances. — David Edelstein, New York Magazine (Vulture)

The most impressive thing about this film of The Seagull is that every role has been ideally cast. — Dan Callahan, The Wrap

Buy Tickets Online at LittleArt.com

Drama 98 min. PG-13 2018

Director: Michael Mayer

Cast: Annette Bening, Billy Howle, Brian Dennehy, Corey Stoll, Elisabeth Moss, Glenn Fleshler, Jon Tenney, Mare Winningham, Michael Zegen, Saoirse Ronan

“This new take on the 1896 theatrical milestone gets the casting right; ditto the tone of comedy running right up against tragedy until something breaks. Annette Bening deserves a garland of superlatives as Arkadina, the miserly theater diva who is in denial about aging and the insecure playwright son Konstantin (Billy Howle) she only pretends to give a damn about. Visiting her country estate, where her older brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) lives with Konstantin, Our Lady of the Perpetual Melodramatics is every inch the grand dame. To boost her ego, she has brought along her younger lover, Trigorin (Corey Stoll, mesmerizing), the famed writer who makes her offspring nervous. The son adores and abhors his mother, which leads to an incomprehensible avant-garde play that insults her success. “We need new forms,” he proclaims pouting. That leaves his actress girlfriend/muse Nina (Saoirse Ronan) to bask in the glow of the author’s celebrity…and his seductive charm. It’s a setup for disaster, and Mayer makes a lively game of it… The Seagull flies on the wings of humor and heartbreak that made it a Chekhov classic in the first place” —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone.

The Seagull is lush and dreamlike, leaving the drawing room for lake, field, and forest. Though we lose some of Chekhov’s claustrophobic talkiness, the dense poetry of his language, Mayer fully captures Chekhov’s sharp humor. ­—Dana, Schwartz, Entertainment Weekly

Despite a few scenes that are too on the nose, The Seagull… turns out to be very fine. Above all, it’s a platform for a handful of definitive performances. — David Edelstein, New York Magazine (Vulture)

The most impressive thing about this film of The Seagull is that every role has been ideally cast. — Dan Callahan, The Wrap

Buy Tickets Online at LittleArt.com

Drama 98 min. PG-13 2018

Director: Michael Mayer

Cast: Annette Bening, Billy Howle, Brian Dennehy, Corey Stoll, Elisabeth Moss, Glenn Fleshler, Jon Tenney, Mare Winningham, Michael Zegen, Saoirse Ronan

“This new take on the 1896 theatrical milestone gets the casting right; ditto the tone of comedy running right up against tragedy until something breaks. Annette Bening deserves a garland of superlatives as Arkadina, the miserly theater diva who is in denial about aging and the insecure playwright son Konstantin (Billy Howle) she only pretends to give a damn about. Visiting her country estate, where her older brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) lives with Konstantin, Our Lady of the Perpetual Melodramatics is every inch the grand dame. To boost her ego, she has brought along her younger lover, Trigorin (Corey Stoll, mesmerizing), the famed writer who makes her offspring nervous. The son adores and abhors his mother, which leads to an incomprehensible avant-garde play that insults her success. “We need new forms,” he proclaims pouting. That leaves his actress girlfriend/muse Nina (Saoirse Ronan) to bask in the glow of the author’s celebrity…and his seductive charm. It’s a setup for disaster, and Mayer makes a lively game of it… The Seagull flies on the wings of humor and heartbreak that made it a Chekhov classic in the first place” —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone.

The Seagull is lush and dreamlike, leaving the drawing room for lake, field, and forest. Though we lose some of Chekhov’s claustrophobic talkiness, the dense poetry of his language, Mayer fully captures Chekhov’s sharp humor. ­—Dana, Schwartz, Entertainment Weekly

Despite a few scenes that are too on the nose, The Seagull… turns out to be very fine. Above all, it’s a platform for a handful of definitive performances. — David Edelstein, New York Magazine (Vulture)

The most impressive thing about this film of The Seagull is that every role has been ideally cast. — Dan Callahan, The Wrap

Buy Tickets Online at LittleArt.com

Drama 98 min. PG-13 2018

Director: Michael Mayer

Cast: Annette Bening, Billy Howle, Brian Dennehy, Corey Stoll, Elisabeth Moss, Glenn Fleshler, Jon Tenney, Mare Winningham, Michael Zegen, Saoirse Ronan

“This new take on the 1896 theatrical milestone gets the casting right; ditto the tone of comedy running right up against tragedy until something breaks. Annette Bening deserves a garland of superlatives as Arkadina, the miserly theater diva who is in denial about aging and the insecure playwright son Konstantin (Billy Howle) she only pretends to give a damn about. Visiting her country estate, where her older brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) lives with Konstantin, Our Lady of the Perpetual Melodramatics is every inch the grand dame. To boost her ego, she has brought along her younger lover, Trigorin (Corey Stoll, mesmerizing), the famed writer who makes her offspring nervous. The son adores and abhors his mother, which leads to an incomprehensible avant-garde play that insults her success. “We need new forms,” he proclaims pouting. That leaves his actress girlfriend/muse Nina (Saoirse Ronan) to bask in the glow of the author’s celebrity…and his seductive charm. It’s a setup for disaster, and Mayer makes a lively game of it… The Seagull flies on the wings of humor and heartbreak that made it a Chekhov classic in the first place” —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone.

The Seagull is lush and dreamlike, leaving the drawing room for lake, field, and forest. Though we lose some of Chekhov’s claustrophobic talkiness, the dense poetry of his language, Mayer fully captures Chekhov’s sharp humor. ­—Dana, Schwartz, Entertainment Weekly

Despite a few scenes that are too on the nose, The Seagull… turns out to be very fine. Above all, it’s a platform for a handful of definitive performances. — David Edelstein, New York Magazine (Vulture)

The most impressive thing about this film of The Seagull is that every role has been ideally cast. — Dan Callahan, The Wrap

Buy Tickets Online at LittleArt.com

Drama 98 min. PG-13 2018

Director: Michael Mayer

Cast: Annette Bening, Billy Howle, Brian Dennehy, Corey Stoll, Elisabeth Moss, Glenn Fleshler, Jon Tenney, Mare Winningham, Michael Zegen, Saoirse Ronan

“This new take on the 1896 theatrical milestone gets the casting right; ditto the tone of comedy running right up against tragedy until something breaks. Annette Bening deserves a garland of superlatives as Arkadina, the miserly theater diva who is in denial about aging and the insecure playwright son Konstantin (Billy Howle) she only pretends to give a damn about. Visiting her country estate, where her older brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) lives with Konstantin, Our Lady of the Perpetual Melodramatics is every inch the grand dame. To boost her ego, she has brought along her younger lover, Trigorin (Corey Stoll, mesmerizing), the famed writer who makes her offspring nervous. The son adores and abhors his mother, which leads to an incomprehensible avant-garde play that insults her success. “We need new forms,” he proclaims pouting. That leaves his actress girlfriend/muse Nina (Saoirse Ronan) to bask in the glow of the author’s celebrity…and his seductive charm. It’s a setup for disaster, and Mayer makes a lively game of it… The Seagull flies on the wings of humor and heartbreak that made it a Chekhov classic in the first place” —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone.

The Seagull is lush and dreamlike, leaving the drawing room for lake, field, and forest. Though we lose some of Chekhov’s claustrophobic talkiness, the dense poetry of his language, Mayer fully captures Chekhov’s sharp humor. ­—Dana, Schwartz, Entertainment Weekly

Despite a few scenes that are too on the nose, The Seagull… turns out to be very fine. Above all, it’s a platform for a handful of definitive performances. — David Edelstein, New York Magazine (Vulture)

The most impressive thing about this film of The Seagull is that every role has been ideally cast. — Dan Callahan, The Wrap