Saturday Films
On Saturday we're interested in watching Christopher Waltz make his directorial debut with Georgetown, a story about charming yet social climbing military man, played by Waltz himself, who marries a woman older and much more powerful than he is with plans to affect US foreign policy. 12:30 PM.
Later, Charlie Says or Apocalypse Now: Final Cut are both vying for our attention. Charlie Says (6:30 PM) tells the haunting story of Charles Manson through the eyes of his "Manson girls." Apocalypse Now: Final Cut (5:00 PM) is celebrating the famous film's 40th anniversary with a premiere of a never-before-seen, remastered, and restored director's cut. Director Francis Ford Coppola himself will be there after the screening to discuss the remastering of the film with filmmaker Steven Soderbergh.
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