Silver Screenings, a monthly matinee and luncheon program for senior citizens hosted by The Robinson Film Center, presents the 1954 Oscar winner Sabrina.  The film stars Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, and William Holden in the story of a young woman who becomes the object of a wealthy playboy's affections, only to fall in love with his older, more serious brother.  A fun and timeless picture from writer/director Billy Wilder (Some Like it Hot, The Seven Year Itch).

Admission: Film Only - $5.75
Film & Luncheon - $14.00
Luncheon RSVP Required: (318) 459-4122
SENIOR GROUPS WELCOME

RSVP is required to attend Silver Screenings and individuals or groups may RSVP by calling (318) 459-4116.  Admission is $5.75 for the film only, or $14.00 for the film as well as a luncheon catered by Abby Singer's Bistro, the full-service restaurant located on the second floor of The Robinson Film Center.

Tuesday, 8/17 - 10:30 AM

About July's Film: July's film is an Oscar-winning British romantic comedy from 1985, filled with humor and romance.  

"Heels & Reels" is a monthly Girls' Night Out at The Robinson Film Center featuring a popular film, a meal, a cash bar featuring specialty drinks, trivia, door prizes, and more.  "Heels & Reels" is held on the final Tuesday night of every month, with cocktails and dinner service beginning at 5:30 PM and the film screening beginning at 6:30 PM.  Guests at each month's event vote to select the upcoming films.  Attire is come-as-you-are, and the atmosphere is relaxed and fun. 

Guests pay $15 at the door which includes movie admission, dinner, unlimited popcorn and soft beverages (water and iced tea).  We accept cash, checks and credit cards.   A cash bar is available and "Heels & Reels" attendees receive special Happy Hour drink prices.

The second annual North Louisiana Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, featuring celebrity guest John Waters, will be held September 10-16, 2010 at The Robinson Film Center in downtown Shreveport.  The event, which will offer a week-long program of film screenings and social events, is organized and presented by P.A.C.E., a nonpartisan organization that works to advance equality in Northwest Louisiana so that the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community can lead open, honest, responsible, and safe lives at home and in the workplace.

More information on P.A.C.E., including how to become a member of the organization, can be found at www.pacelouisiana.org.  An official festival website containing details such as film and event schedules and ticketing information will be posted soon at www.nlglff.org.

Festival guest John Waters is a celebrated filmmaker, actor, author, and journalist best known as the creator of such films as Hairspray, Cry-Baby, and Serial Mom.  Waters is an openly gay man and an avid supporter of gay rights.  His latest book, Role Models, recently debuted on the Los Angeles Times’ Best-Seller List at #11.  A reception honoring Waters will be held on Sunday, September 12 at 4:00 PM at The Robinson Film Center.  Tickets for the reception can be purchased at the film festival website.