DON & CATHARINE BRYAN
CULTURAL SERIES
Inspire, Educate and Challenge
Four Sundays, Four Films Series
Grab your popcorn, reserve a seat, and enjoy Four Sundays, Four Films, a special big-screen film series presented by the Bryan Cultural Series.
Where: All screenings take place at RC Kill Devil Hills Movie Theater 10
When: 4 p.m. on select Sundays
Cost: Tickets are $10 each + a $2 processing fee and can be purchased directly through the theater using the links below.
Each film features a captivating multimedia introduction by Dr. Chris Palestrant, Professor of Music Composition at Elizabeth City State University, who will also remain on site after the screening for an audience debrief and discussion in the lobby.
Sun, Feb 01RC Kill Devil Hills Movies 10“Where were you in ’62?” Featuring non-stop rock ’n roll underscoring a classic story of high school graduates at the end of their last summer together. George Lucas’ breakout hit before “Star Wars” featuring budding stars Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, and even Harrison Ford.
Sun, Feb 22RC Kill Devil Hills Movies 10An Oscar winning gritty tribute to 1940s film noir. Starring Jack Nicholson, the film directly addresses socio-economic issues and environmental justice that are still relevant, especially the exploitation of Mexican-American and Asian-American communities.
Sun, Mar 01RC Kill Devil Hills Movies 10Our first “classic sci-fi,” in the BCS Film Series. Leslie Nielsen’s crew investigates a planet where a previous exploration mysteriously disappeared, and finds the strange Dr. Morbius (Walter Pidgeon) and his innocent daughter, Altaira (Anne Francis) - who may be keeping some dark secrets.
Sun, Mar 08RC Kill Devil Hills Movies 10The lightning-paced comedy classic by Howard Hawks. Cary Grant is a wily newspaper editor and Rosalind Russell, his star reporter… and soon-to-be remarried ex. This version addresses the role of women in journalism. It also directly addresses ethics in journalism.
ABOUT THE SERIES
The Don & Catharine Bryan Cultural Series brings important cultural events to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Our events often involve bringing our performers, our artists together with local students to expand arts education in our area. Other things you should know about the Series:
YOUR SUPPORT
We rely on public support to keep our events coming to the area, to keep our ticket prices low and to maintain our deep engagement with local students. You can donate to the series online.
OUR PARTNERS
We partner with many local nonprofits including the Dare County Arts Council, the Outer Banks forum for the Lively Arts and the Dare County Youth Orchestra among others
OUR BOARD
We are an all volunteer organization, formed in 2012. You can meet our board, read about our finances and other boring stuff here.
