NEW FRIDAY
ALBERT NOBBS — Glenn Close stars as woman who passes herself off as a man to find work in 19th century Ireland. 113 minutes; R (some sexuality, brief nudity and language); Roger Moore, MCT: ★★★
A DANGEROUS METHOD — Dr. Carl Jung and his mentor Sigmund Freud develop the field of psychoanalysis by examining a beautiful but mentally unbalanced woman. 99 minutes; R (sexual content and brief language); Roger Moore, MCT: ★★★
THE GREY — An oil drilling team stranded in the Alaskan wilderness fights to survive the elements and a vicious pack of wolves. 117 minutes; R (violence/disturbing content including bloody images, and for pervasive language); Roger Moore, MCT: ★★1/2
MAN ON A LEDGE — A police negotiator tries to talk a wanted fugitive down from the ledge of a Manhattan hotel. 102 minutes; PG-13 (violence and brief strong language); Roger Moore, MCT: ★★1/2
ONE FOR THE MONEY — An unemployed woman finds work at her cousin's bail-bond business. Her first assignment is to find a local cop-turned-murder suspect who also happens to be her former love interest. 106 minutes; PG-13 (violence, sexual references and language, some drug material and partial nudity); not screened for critics; to be reviewed later
UNITARDS — Based on the experiences of the lead actor, a newly elected student body president at Skyline High School is charged with bringing unity back to the school. The teen creates a guys-only dance team to accomplish the task, but faces the obstinate coach of the all-girl drill team who wants to stop their plan. 107 minutes; PG (brief mild language)
Special Screenings
AGNEEPATH — (through Jan. 29, times vary: Century South Salt Lake)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 3D — (Layton Hills, Century South Salt Lake, Century Sandy, Cinemark American Fork, Provo Towne Center, Jordan Landing, Tinseltown Ogden, Tinseltown Layton, University Mall, Cinemark Farmington, Gateway, Junction, Jordan Commons, District, Thanksgiving Point, Legacy Crossing)
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS — Free screening (Jan. 30, 6:30 p.m.: Orem Library)
CELEBRATING BEETHOVEN FILM SERIES — Free documentary screening (Feb. 2, 7 p.m.: Salt Lake City Library)
GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER — Free screening (Jan. 27, 6:30 p.m.: Orem Library)
HUGO 3D — (Century South Salt Lake, Century Sandy, Provo Towne Center, Tinseltown Layton, University Mall, Cinemark Draper, Cinemark Farmington)
KUNDUN — Anthropology film series (Feb. 1, 5:30 p.m.: Utah Museum of Fine Arts)
LDS FILM FESTIVAL — (through Jan. 28, times vary: SCERA Center, Orem)
PLASTIC PLANET — Free screening (Jan. 31, 7 p.m.: Salt Lake City Library)
THE SHOP ON MAIN STREET — Czech New Wave Cinema (Feb. 1, 7 p.m.: Wildcat Theater, Weber State University, Ogden)
SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL — (through Jan. 29, times and locations vary throughout Park City and Salt Lake City)
TRAINSPOTTING ?— Film Buff Night at Brewvies (Jan. 30, 10 p.m.: Brewvies, must be 21 or older)
UNDERWORLD: AWAKENING 3D — (Carmike 12, Ritz, Wynnsong, Century South Salt Lake, Century Sandy, Cinemark American Fork, Provo Towne Center, Jordan Landing, Cinemark Bountiful, Tinseltown Ogden, Tinseltown Layton, University Mall, Cinemark Draper, Cinemark Farmington, Gateway, Junction, Jordan Commons, District, Thanksgiving Point, Legacy Crossing)
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