CWRU Film Society

IMPORTANT DETAILS!
(Subject to Change!)
Free parking is ONLY available in lots 1A and 1B (see our Location map) after 4:30 p.m. on Friday. If you arrive earlier than 4:30pm, you will have to pay for parking in the Veale Parking Tower (lot 53) at the posted rates. If you park at a location other than posted Lots 1A, 1B, or 53; we are not responsible for any parking tickets or loss of access to your vehicle. Some lots will be closing for maintenence and it is highly suggested that marathon attendees stick with the lots we suggest.

EARLY ARRIVALS
If you arrive Thursday or before 2pm on Friday for the Marathon, you will NOT be allowed to camp out in Strosacker Auditorium. Case Western Reserve has allocated the space of Amasa Stone Chapel to us for anyone who arrives early (including overnights.) The univeristy has informed us that this is the only space avaliable to us and that we must send early arrivals there.

Construction Information
The Adelbert Road Bridge is open. The Cornell Road Bridge is closed to vehicular traffic. It is the section above the railroad tracks between Murray Hill and Circle Drive. Pedestrian traffic will be maintained on the Cornell Road Bridge.

Beginning Tuesday, January 16, utility work will begin along the south side of Euclid Avenue from Adelbert Road west to East 107th Street. A roaming work zone will be implemented throughout the project area. Traffic signs and arrow boards will be posted. This is the first phase of the Euclid Avenue Corridor Project work in University Circle.

Admission Information
Pricing for this year's science fiction marathon will remain at $25 per person.

If you are unable to stay for the entire marathon, you may purchase tickets for movies individually. If you surrender a state or college ID to us, we will allow you to pay $3 per movie you wish to stay for. You are free to stay for more movies than you initially pay for, however you will be charged the balance before return of your ID. You may also simply purchase a wristband for the balance of the marathon upon your arrival if you do not wish to surrender an ID (maximum charge of $25.)

Sci-Fi Marathon Documentary
If you attended Marathon last year, you may recall local filmmaker Frank Tarasco was making a documentary. He will be back this year to film more interviews. Here's your last chance to be in the Marathon Movie! Contact Frank Tarasco at Beevo15@yahoo.com or http://www.myspace.com/lisasmells [this is an EX-link! myspace no longer exists...].

Movies and times subject to change. Tickets go on sale Friday, Jan. 19 at 6pm in the lobby of Strosacker Auditorium. No one under 18 admitted without parental supervision.

Friday, January 19th
8:00pm      Aeon Flux (2005)
10:00pm     Wizards (1977)
11:30pm     Innerspace (1987)

Saturday, January 20th
1:45am      Surprise I (Bubba Ho-tep (2002))
3:45am      Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)
6:00am      Gojira (1954)
8:00am      Screamers (1995)
10:15am     The Mummy (1932)
12 noon     Quatermass and the Pit (1967)
2:15pm      Surprise II (X2 (2003))
5:00pm      Zardoz (1974)
7:00pm      The Chronicles of Riddick (2004)
9:00pm      Dr. Cyclops (1941)
10:30pm     Pi (1997)
12 midnight X-Men:  The Last Stand (2005)