By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 03 Sep 2012 16:03:59 +0000

For later this week, Manoranjaninc’s site says (in the center column) that the Telugu-language film Shirdi Sai will be “releasing with subtitles” on either Wednesday or Thursday, depending “on print arrival” for the Wednesday show. In the left-hand column of the page, however, the language is just “Telugu”, with no mention of any kind of subtitles. So maybe the print that will be shown at the Georgetown 14 will be subtitled in English (or possibly some other language)- or maybe it won’t be.

For next week, both the Filmjerk site’s Early Report (for August 14) and a review on the Dove Foundation’s site say that a movie called Southern Girls will be released in Indianapolis (among other cities) on September 7- but I could find no release information (dates, cities, or otherwise) on the film’s page on the site of its production company:

http://carljacksonentertainment.com/Home.html

And also next week, several theaters in the Goodrich chain, including four in Indiana- the Eastside 9 (Lafayette), the Hamilton 16 IMAX (Noblesville), the Portage 16 IMAX (Portage), and the Wabash Landing 9 (West Lafayette)- will kick off a series called “Documentary Days”. The docs will be shown at these theaters on the second and fourth Mondays of the month, from September through November (and the first part of December), at 5 and 7 PM. Those show times aren’t that great- why couldn’t they make the second show start at, say, 7:30?- but the lineup of films looks good; I saw two of them- Detropia and Side by Side- at the Indianapolis International Film Festival and would highly recommend both. First up is We’re Not Broke, on September 10; the full list of titles can be found here:

http://www.gqti.com/documentarydays.aspx

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