Press Releases Coming Saturday July 20th An Iranian Martyr “A Cry from Iran” is an award-winning 54 minute documentary produced by Open Doors International on the true story of Haik Hovsepian, a martyred Iranian pastor as told by his sons. Show times are 8:00, 10:40, and 1:20. A second feature at Saturday Cinema titled “In The Red Chair” (32 minutes) showing at 9:00, 11:40, and 2:20, is a dramatic portrayal of a Palestinian career mercenary working for the cause of Jihad until his unexpected conversion to Christianity. A third bonus film will round out the presentation: “Islam Rising: Gert Wilders’ Warning to the West”. This 50 minute documentary includes “Fitna” and will show at 9:40, 12:20, and 3:00. All 3 films will screen on Saturday July 20. Saturday Cinema is an independent nonprofit educational mini theater located in the West Annex of Saturday’s Market on Route 230 between Elizabethtown and Middletown, off the Toll House Road exit of Route 283. Cutting–edge documentaries from a Biblical world view with free admission and continuous showings await the moviegoer from 8:00 AM ‘till 4:00 PM every Saturday. For more information readers may visit Saturday Cinema on Facebook. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Showing Saturday July 27th Equality or Liberty? What is Socialism? Is Socialism Biblical? What are the alternatives to Socialism? Is America becoming a Socialist nation? These are all questions raised and addressed in two eye-opening documentaries being screened at Saturday Cinema on Saturday July 27th “Socialism: A Clear and Present Danger” by Coral Ridge Ministries is a stunning expose about the history and the impact of socialism in America and around the world. The 90 minute documentary provides an illuminating look at the real-world results of Karl Marx and his many followers and why their failed ideas violate God’s word. “The Power of Choice: the Life and Ideas of Milton Friedman” (90 minutes) provides a stark contrast by promoting the proven ideas of free market capitalism resulting in political as well as economic freedom and prosperity for all classes. Show times for “Socialism” are 9:30, and 12:30. Milton Friedman will show at 8:00, 11:00, and 2:00. Saturday Cinema is an independent theater located in the West Annex of Saturday’s Market showing “politically incorrect pictures” which call into question the prevailing narratives of the culture, academia and the media. There is no charge for admission but free-will donations are appreciated. A refreshment counter compliments the viewing experience of attendees and a lending library serves to reinforce the themes addressed within the various film presentations. Saturday’s Market is located off the Toll House exit of Rt 283 at 3751 E Harrisburg Pike. For additional information readers may visit Saturday Cinema on Facebook ----------------------------------------------------- Showing Saturday August 3rd Earth: A Privileged Planet? Is Earth an accidental speck of dust in a vast cosmic sea? “The Privileged Planet” (60 minutes) examines from an “intelligent design” perspective this and many other questions while providing stunning computer animation, spectacular images of Earth and the Cosmos as well as riveting interviews with leading scientists. A second feature “Planet Earth: Sanctuary of Life” (60 minutes) by Moody Publishers repeats the theme of the uniqueness of our planet and credits the Creator God for the precise and perfect qualities necessary to maintain life. Children and parents alike will want to visit the mini theater on Saturday August 3rd between 8:00 and 4:00 to view both of these educational films. Show times for “The Privileged Planet” will be 8:00, 10:15, 12:30, and 2:45. “Planet Earth … “ will screen at 9:00 11:15, and 1:30. Saturday Cinema is located inside the West Annex of Saturday’s Market on Rt 230 between Middletown and E-town off the Toll House exit of Rt 283. Saturday Cinema wishes to thank our film producers who have graciously granted public performance rights at no charge so movie goers may attend the mini theater for free. For additional information readers may visit Saturday Cinema on Facebook. --------------------------------------------------------- Showing Saturday August 10th Truth or Blasphemy ? Was Jesus married to Mary Magdalene? Was Jesus the Son of God? Did Jesus bodily rise from the tomb? On Saturday August 10th Saturday Cinema will address these and many other audacious assertions by the skeptics of Christianity within three illuminating apologetics. Dr D James Kennedy, along with expert commentary by historians and Biblical scholars, refutes the fictional allegations made by Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code” in the 60 minute documentary “The Da Vinci Delusion” showing at 8:00, 11:00, and 2:00. “The Case for Christ” (71 minutes) by LaMirada Films and hosted by Lee Stroble, a former legal editor for The Chicago Tribune, recounts his personal journey from atheism to faith as a result of his investigation of the Bible and the life of Jesus Christ. “The Case for Christ”, showing at 9:00 and 12:00, answers many questions raised by the detractors of Christianity during interviews with 10 leading Bible scholars. A third bonus feature “The Jesus Tomb Unmasked” is a response to “The Lost Tomb of Jesus” which asserts that a skeleton box discovered in Jerusalem is that of the otherwise risen Christ. The 33 minute film by Expedition Bible will screen at 10:20, 1:20, and 3:00. Saturday Cinema is a free educational mini theater located inside the West Annex of Saturday’s Market. It’s mission is to inform the public on the foundational role of the Bible and the Judeo-Christian world view responsible for Western Civilization. More particularly the miracle of American exceptionalism is lauded along with liberty, private property, capitalism and the free market system resulting in unprecedented prosperity and a middle class. Saturday’s Market is located between E-town and Middletown on Rt 230 and just off the Toll House exit of Rt 283. For more information readers may go to Saturday Cinema on Facebook. ------------------------------------------------------- Showing Saturday August 17th Liberty and Tyranny Saturday Cinema will screen a trio of films on Saturday August 17th focusing on the themes of liberty and tyranny. The 1962 Academy award winning documentary “Black Fox” (87 minute B&W) narrated by the late Marlene Dietrich chronicles the rise and fall of the most feared and fanatical national leader who was responsible for 50 million deaths and a continent in ruins. Illustrations taken from the 12th century folk tale “Reynard the Fox” provide appropriate symbolism for one such as Adolph Hitler. A second movie presentation “Bonhoeffer: Agent of Grace” (90 minutes) is the dramatic portrayal of the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer a Lutheran minister who gave his life in the German resistance to Hitler. A third bonus presentation “Tyranny: the High Cost of Forgetting God” (47 minutes) seeks to draw parallels from Nazi Germany to our own country considering the current threat to liberty under the Obama administration. Show times are as follows: “Black Fox 8:00 and 12:00, “Bonhoeffer” 9:30 and 1:30, “Tyranny … “ 11:00 and 3:00. Saturday Cinema is an independent nonprofit educational mini theater located in the West Annex of Saturday’s Market on Rt 230 between Elizabethtown and Middletown, off the Toll House Road exit of Rt 283. Free admission and continuous showings await the moviegoer from 8:00 AM ‘till 4:00 PM every Saturday. For more information readers may view Saturday Cinema on Facebook. ------------------------------------------------------ Showing Saturday 24th Political Correctness Exposed on Campus Evan Coyne Maloney takes the viewer on a humorous fact finding mission to the campuses of several American universities which have abandoned the academic freedom won in the 1960’s. Instead, they discriminate against conservatives and enforce “political correctness” through “campus thought police”. “Indoctrinate U: Our Education, Their Politics” (87 minutes) provides an entertaining and shocking expose of the reign of liberalism and group think that now characterizes American university campuses. A second feature “The Toughest Test in College” (45 minutes) by Focus-on-the-Family follows the stories of Christian students whose faith was challenged by hostile professors and secular campuses of liberal universities. Yet they stood in opposition to false world views and became grounded in their faith through the study of apologetics. Both documentaries will screen on Saturday August 24th at Saturday Cinema inside the West Annex of Saturday’s Market which is located off the Toll House exit of Rt 283 between Middletown and E-town on Rt 230. “Indoctrinate U” will show at 8:45, 11:00, and 1:15. “The Toughest Test … “will be 8:00, 10:15, 12:30, and 2:45. Saturday Cinema is a free educational mini theater showing cutting-edge documentaries with a Biblical world view which challenge the roots of political and religious liberalism while exposing their bitter fruits. ---------------------------------------------------- Showing Saturday August 31st The Democrat Plantation “Runaway Slave: A New Underground Railroad” is the explosive new release by Ground Floor Video and Freedom Works being featured on Saturday August 31st at Saturday Cinema. The documentary’s central figure is the Rev C L Bryant, a former NAACP chapter president and self-professed “runaway slave”. The 111 minute expose explains why growing dependency on “progressive” big government holds the black community in economic slavery and is destroying the black family as well as the nation. Expert testimony is derived from an all-star cast of commentators including Herman Cain, Glen Beck, Dr. Thomas Sowell, Dr. Alveda King and Allen West. Show times will be 8:00 and 12:00 Admission is free however movie goers are encouraged to purchase their own copy of the DVD on sale at the theater as this will help to offset the cost of the public performance license required for this film. A second feature by David Barton of Wallbuilders chronicles the contributions and political history of African Americans. “American History in Black & White” (98 minutes) reintroduces today’s generation to the forgotten heroes and untold stories of America’s black history. Show times will be 10:00 and 2:00 Saturday Cinema is a not-for-profit independent mini theater located in the West Annex of Saturday’s Market showing documentary films aimed at informing the “low information voter” as well as inspiring others who want affirmation for their historically orthodox presuppositions. Saturday’s Market is located along Rt 230 between Middletown and E-town off the Toll House exit of Rt 283. For more information readers may visit Saturday Cinema on Facebook.
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