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Huronia Museum Film Series brings festival calibre films to Midland movie goers.

Screenings at 4:30 & 7:30

Galaxy Cinema, Midland

All proceeds for ticket sales help to support Huronia Museum.

You can buy six-packs and individual tickets to all of our showings ahead of time at Huronia Museum, or at the door at Galaxy Cinemas Midland after 4:00 on the day of the show (first come, first served, of course.) For more info visit HuroniaMuseum.com or call us at 705-526-2844.

2026 Dates

September 16
September 23
October 7
October 28
November 4
November 18
December 2
December 9

 

TICKET PRICES

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS AND PASSES ON SALE STARTING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

Non-member Price – $15 for individual tickets. $84 for 6 Pack.

Member Price – $12 for individual tickets. $70 for for 6 Pack.

Just a reminder.  Tickets and passes purchased at the theatre can only be paid for via cash, cheque, or e-transfer.  E-transfers can be sent to huroniamuseumcash@gmail.com


Wednesday, September 16 @ 4:30 & 7:30 – TUNER
Director: Daniel Roher
Cast: Leo Woodall, Dustin Hoffman, Havana Rose Liu
Runtime: 109 minutes

Having acutely sensitive hearing is both a blessing and a curse for Niki White in Daniel Roher’s first narrative feature, Tuner. Though his auditory condition ended a promising musical career, it’s been a boon for his job as a piano tuner. Together with his genial mentor Harry Horowitz, he spends his days travelling back and forth across New York, tending to instruments that require his special skills. These duties also compel the typically taciturn Niki to come out of his protective shell and interact with such people as Ruthie, a music composition student with whom he feels a spark. But when shady individuals discover that Niki’s talents could be just as useful on locked safes as they are on old Steinways, events take a dangerous turn, one that adds the thrills of watching a heist flick to a film that’s already remarkably fleet-footed as a drama and a romance.

Wednesday, September 23 @ 4:30 & 7:30 – NIKA & MADISON
Director: Eva Thomas
Cast: Ellyn Jade, Star Slade, Amanda Brugel, Shawn Doyle
Runtime: 87 minutes

Nika & Madison expands upon what are called Starlight Tours — where Canadian police officers drive Indigenous people to isolated locations outside of city limits, and dump them there, putting them in danger of frostbite, hypothermia, and, all too often, a frozen death. While the police brutality and systemic racism are the jumping off point, it is the relationship between Nika and Madison that is the core of the film. The tension, both in their friendship and in their opposing lifestyles — one is more traditional and hunts, while the other is urban and outgoing — makes Nika & Madison crackle with intensity.

Wednesday, October 7 @ 4:30 & 7:30 – LES FURIES
Director: Mélanie Charbonneau
Cast: Aurélia Arandi-Longpré, Antoine Bertrand, Sandrine Bisson
Runtime: 105  minutes
Language: French with English subtitles

Featuring intense, imperfect heroines, Les Furies is the first female-driven sports comedy from Quebec. When Waterloo gets its new semi-pro men’s hockey team, the local women’s amateur leagues are kicked out of the arena. Determined to avenge their lost ice time, an impulsive hockey player and a ruthless octogenarian — once a roller derby legend — come up with a plan: to recruit the town’s outcasts and form an underground roller derby team. With the backing of the Knitting Circle, they’ll prove that women’s sports can ignite crowds, and that sisterhood is the ultimate act of resistance.

Wednesday, October 23 @ 4:30 & 7:30 – ONCE UPON A TIME AT A CINEMATBC
Director: David Gleeson
Cast: Colin Morgan, Calam Lynch, Clara Crichton
Runtime:
 93 minutes

Earl Clancy, a small-town cinema owner on the edge, battles a series of disasters while juggling personal turmoil and the chaos of a packed Friday night crowd. Told in real time over the course of one evening, this delightful dramedy, based on director David Gleeson’s own experience growing up in a family of Irish cinema owners, is witty and heartfelt — a love letter to the magic of cinema.

If anyone is interested in becoming a sponsor, or a volunteer for the upcoming season, please feel free to reach out to me at any time. We are always happy to have more people join us.

**Reminder to everyone on our email subscriber list-If you are not receiving our weekly emails, please check your spam / social folders.  Some email providers recognize the film emails as spam because they are messages sent out to a large group using an email service**

The Huronia Museum Film Series is made possible with the support of our many generous sponsors.

Corporate Sponsors

Askennonia Seniors Centre
Dentures By Denturists
H. S. St. Amant and Sons
Iron Horse Crossing
Iyengar Yoga at the Farmhoue
Michelle Deschamps – RBC Dominion Securities
Midland Toyota
Robitaille and Associates

Shoppers Drug Mart
Sugar Ridge Retreat Centre

Test Batch Brewery
That Ice Cream Place

12 thoughts on “Film Series

  1. The new Film series begins again in January, we will begin to advertise when we have confirmation on the newest films.
    Veronica

    • Unfortunately, while it is certainly the type of film we love to bring in, The Danish Girl is not one of the films our Huronia Museum Film Series will be showing. However, it is now out on DVD so it is available to rent, it is on demand, or you could check to see if the Midland Public Library will be stocking it and simply borrow from them.

      • There are many reasons why a particular film may not be available to us for showing. The Film Series committee works on film lists based on what we are offered from TIFF and what they have personally seen. The choices made by those members are not always available for showing.
        Huronia Museum is always looking for members to volunteers on the committees that work toward setting up events and work together to choose the films for our Film series. Feel free to drop by and become part of the volunteer team!

  2. I bought the 2015 2016 season pass before Christmas. I asked the girl at the museum if I could use the pass fall 2016 and she said yes. I have only seen one movie.

    • At one point in time (the message you replied to is from 2008 or 2009) they did expire. They no longer do, they are valid until they are finished. 🙂

      • ooops and I gave mine away not remembering this. I decided I should be purchasing at the door but prefer pre purchasing . Now I will do just that again

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