SELECTION, TICKETS & PASSES

SELECTION, TICKETS & PASSES

Jane Gauthier

 TICKETS AND PASSES 

You can purchase individual tickets and/or passes at the desk of the LEGACY THEATERS PARKWAY in Flowood, or through their website:
https://flowood.legacytheaters.com/
(our films have the label FILMS AGAINST THE MACHINE(S) on the posters)

You can also purchase the passes here directly from us:

  • One Day Pass:
    • Regular price: $22   ——>  BUY HERE
    • Students, Seniors and Veterans discount: $15 ——>  BUY HERE
  • Three Day Pass (includes one free T-Shirt):
    • Regular price: $55 ——>  BUY HERE
    • Students, Seniors and Veterans discount: $42   ——>  BUY HERE

 

 SELECTION 

FEATURE COMPETITION:

      • THE SURRENDER OF WAYMOND HALL (USA)
        by Jane Greenbeerg
        Documentary, Drama
        Runtime: 76mn
        After a decade on the run for armed robbery and assault, Waymond Hall weighs the prospects of life in prison against a chance to prove himself a devoted father and principled man. 

        BUY TICKETS: Friday 23rd at 7.30PM or Saturday 24th at 3PM

       

      • I'D RATHER BE TURNED INTO CAT FOOD (USA)
        by Walter Santucci
        Animation, Controversial, Not for Kids
        Runtime: 72mn
        The film is an independent feature film that explores existential philosophy via hand drawn animation and live action puppetry. Funny and tragic, it's a strange confluence of "My Dinner With Andre", "Sid and Nancy" and "Sesame Street".
        WARNING: Contains mature content. Not suitable for children.


        BUY TICKETS: Friday 23rd at 10PM or Saturday 24th at 11am


      • EVERYONE IS LYING TO YOU FOR MONEY (USA)
        by Ben McKenzie
        Documentary
        Runtime: 90mn
        Synopsis: Ben McKenzie explores cryptocurrency in his directorial debut, moving from curiosity to exposing harsh truths. His documentary both educates and entertains while delivering a powerful critique of the crypto world.

        BUY TICKETS: Saturday 24th at 7.30PM and Sunday 25th at 3PM

       

      • DIVINE TECHNOLOGY? Promises of Happiness in Transhumanism (Germany)
        by Saschko Frey
        Documentary
        Runtime: 98mn
        Synopsis: Can transhumanism deliver on its promise of happiness? Can scientific and technological solutions truly help us realize our full potential? Or is there a danger that we might be displaced by our own creations - or even transformed into soulless machines?


        BUY TICKETS: Saturday 24th at 1PM and Sunday 25th at 6PM

       

      • THE END OF TOM SIX (Netherlands)
        by Tom Six
        Documentary, Crippling Satire
        Runtime: 90m
        Synopsis: A fever-dream documentary exploring Tom Six’s life with multiple sclerosis and his struggle to sell The Onania Club (2019)—a battle he attributes to political correctness in the film industry. A volatile, darkly humorous combination.
        WARNING: Contains mature content. Not suitable for children.

        BUY TICKETS: Saturday 24th at 10PM and Sunday 25th at 1PM

       

      • VIVANTE ! (France)
        by Alex Ferrini
        Documentary Wellness & Health
        Runtime: 104mn
        Synopsis: An inspiring invitation to rediscover our connection with nature, embrace movement, and awaken the remarkable potential within ourselves.
        We are not machines. We are alive.

        BUY TICKETS: Friday 23rd at 2PM and Sunday 25th at 3PM

       

      • THE ALL-HEALING GRAVE (USA)
        by Jason Harang
        Film Noir, Crime, Mystery
        Runtime: 100mn
        Synopsis: In this enigmatic "death-rattle noir", a waitress in an empty Louisiana town finds herself caught between the agendas of the law and the lawless.

        BUY TICKETS: Friday 23rd at 4PM or Saturday 24th at 7.30PM

       

      • THE LAST MESSAGE (Iran)
        by Sattar Mansouri
        Social Drama
        Runtime: 89mn
        Synopsis: THE LAST MESSAGE plunges the audience into the heart of a remote village in southern Iran, focusing on a woman whose life is dictated by deeply ingrained traditions and the subtle yet powerful pressures of her community.

        BUY TICKETS: Saturday 24th at 11AM and Sunday 25th at 1PM

       

      OUT OF COMPETITION:

       

      • INTO THE LIGHT (USA)
        by Mike Smith
        Enlightening Documentary
        Runtime: 68mn
        Synopsis: Who shapes what we believe—and how do we recognize when we’re being manipulated? From the creators of OUT OF SHADOWS, INTO THE LIGHT explores psychological operations and their potential influence on the information we consume.

        BUY TICKETS: Saturday 24th at 3PM

       

      • BODY SNATCHERS (USA)
        by Abel Ferrara
        Horror, Sci-Fi.
        Runtime: 87mn
        Synopsis: BODY SNATCHERS delivers a haunting blend of psychological horror, paranoia, and suspense, exploring the fragility of human identity and the terrifying possibility that those closest to us may no longer be who they seem.
        WARNING: Contains mature content. Not suitable for children.


        BUY TICKETS:  Saturday 24th at 5PM and Sunday 25th at 6PM

       

      • L.A. I HATE YOU (USA)
        by Yvan Gauthier
        Horror, Mystery, Crime, Thriller, Action
        Runtime: 95mn
        Synopsis: Inspired by true events, L.A., I HATE YOU intertwines three tales of sex, violence, redemption, murder and unthinkable twists all taking place in the City of Angels: Los Angeles.
        WARNING: Contains mature content. Not suitable for children.


        BUY TICKETS: Friday 23rd at 10PM

       

       

      SHORT FILM COMPETITION:

                 BUY TICKETS: Saturday 24th at 1PM and Sunday 25th at 11AM

      • NUB CITY by Michael Fitzer (8mn) - USA
        • Two friends take out a life insurance policy that pays in full if one of them loses a limb. So, which one is it going to be?
      • MAN SLAPPING by Mike Stinnett (9mn) - USA
        • After his laptop is hit by ransomware, a young man turns to an AI for help dealing with a hacker.
      • ZONA CESARINI by Maryam Rahimi (11mn) - ITALY/IRAN
        • Zona Cesarini is a film about the moment when one is suspended between life and death—a fleeting instant in which even a glance or a small gesture from a stranger can change someone’s fate.
      • FRAMES OF MIND (17mn) by Alfred m Hernandez - USA
        • Frames of Mind tells the story of a young adult film student who is figuring out his world and discovers an emotional life that was buried within him.
      • ARTISTS FROM MONSTERLAND (29mn) by Mahmoud Yossry - EGYPT
        • This film is an intimate immersion into the world of a new generation of rappers in Alexandria, exploring the complex intersections between their art, their society, and their inner selves.


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