Film Series
Places in the Heart
The Paramount presents a double-feature of quintessentially Texas films with Oscar-winning lead actresses, Terms of Endearment and Places in the Heart. Set in Depression-era Waxahachie, Places in the Heart (1984) is a lyrical, beautifully filmed story of a widow (Sally Field) and her family trying to survive on their cotton farm.
Places in the Heart
The Paramount presents a double-feature of quintessentially Texas films with Oscar-winning lead actresses, Terms of Endearment and Places in the Heart. Set in Depression-era Waxahachie, Places in the Heart (1984) is a lyrical, beautifully filmed story of a widow (Sally Field) and her family trying to survive on their cotton farm.
Terms of Endearment
The Paramount presents a double-feature of quintessentially Texas films with Oscar-winning lead actresses, Terms of Endearment and Places in the Heart. Set in Houston, Terms of Endearment (1983) is the story of the love-hate relationship between a mother (Shirley MacLaine) and daughter (Debra Winger), and the mother's oddball romance with a randy astronaut (Jack Nicholson). The film also won the Best Picture Oscar, as well as Oscars for Nicholson and director James L. Brooks.
Terms of Endearment
The Paramount presents a double-feature of quintessentially Texas films with Oscar-winning lead actresses, Terms of Endearment and Places in the Heart. Set in Houston, Terms of Endearment (1983) is the story of the love-hate relationship between a mother (Shirley MacLaine) and daughter (Debra Winger), and the mother's oddball romance with a randy astronaut (Jack Nicholson). The film also won the Best Picture Oscar, as well as Oscars for Nicholson and director James L. Brooks.
Terms of Endearment
The Paramount presents a double-feature of quintessentially Texas films with Oscar-winning lead actresses, Terms of Endearment and Places in the Heart. Set in Houston, Terms of Endearment (1983) is the story of the love-hate relationship between a mother (Shirley MacLaine) and daughter (Debra Winger), and the mother's oddball romance with a randy astronaut (Jack Nicholson). The film also won the Best Picture Oscar, as well as Oscars for Nicholson and director James L. Brooks.
Baby, the Rain Must Fall
The Paramount presents a double-feature of dramas about law and order in Texas, Lone Star and Baby, the Rain Must Fall. Baby, the Rain Must Fall (1965), scripted by Horton Foote and filmed in Wharton, is the story of a paroled ex-con (Steve McQueen) who returns to a small Texas town and tries to change his ways.
Baby, the Rain Must Fall
The Paramount presents a double-feature of dramas about law and order in Texas, Lone Star and Baby, the Rain Must Fall. Baby, the Rain Must Fall (1965), scripted by Horton Foote and filmed in Wharton, is the story of a paroled ex-con (Steve McQueen) who returns to a small Texas town and tries to change his ways.
Lone Star
The Paramount presents a double-feature of dramas about law and order in Texas, Lone Star and Baby, the Rain Must Fall. A terrific film by John Sayles, Lone Star (1996) is the story of a border town sheriff haunted by his lawman father's legacy. The film features great performances by Kris Kristofferson and Chris Cooper.
Lone Star
The Paramount presents a double-feature of dramas about law and order in Texas, Lone Star and Baby, the Rain Must Fall. A terrific film by John Sayles, Lone Star (1996) is the story of a border town sheriff haunted by his lawman father's legacy. The film features great performances by Kris Kristofferson and Chris Cooper.
Wings
The Paramount presents this silent classic with an original live score by Austin composer Graham Reynolds commissioned for this screening. Part WWI war drama and part love story, Wings features exciting dogfight scenes and "It Girl" Clara Bow.
