U.S., 2004
Aaron Russo
88 minutes

SEE THIS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED AND CONTROVERSIAL DOCUMENTARY ON THE BIG SCREEN!

HELD OVER FOR
A SECOND WEEK!

Determined to find the law that requires Americans to pay income tax, Aaron Russo (THE ROSE, TRADING PLACES) sets out on a journey. Neither left- nor right-wing, this startling examination exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America. Through interviews with US Congressmen, a former IRS Commissioner, former IRS and FBI agents, tax attorneys and authors, Russo connects the dots between money creation, federal income tax, voter fraud, the national identity card (becoming law in May 2008) and the implementation of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to track citizens. A striking case about the evolving police state in America.

website

video interview
director w/Aaron Russo

Shows at
7pm and 9pm

Shows at
7pm
(Oct 6 -12)

Matinees at
3 and 5pm
(Sat/Sun)

Matinees at
5pm
(Sat/Sun
Oct 6 -12)


General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

Sarah Lassez (Nowhere, The Blackout, Until the Night) delivers a star-making performance as
Therese, an ass-kicking health inspector with a failed marriage, an on-going affair with a creepy
televangelist, nymphomania, and an obsession with old kung-fu movies. Further complicating her life is a very questionable relationship with her brother Thierry (James Duval from The Doom Generation and Donnie Darko), a meat importer who may (or may not) have infected her with mad cow disease.

Website

Michale Graves (Ex-Misfists Lead Singer) spends a
night at The Clinton.

The Live "Horror Unplugged"concert.

website

Japan, 2005
Masanori Murakami
 105 minutes

Computer engineer Otaku (the Japanese term for “geek”) is an average young man, dressed in unstylish clothes and dorky glasses. But as luck would have it, he encounters a pretty young woman on a commuter train and saves her from a lecherous molester, falling in love with her at first sight. A few days later he receives a thank-you message from the woman along with a set of Hermes teacups. Having never had a girlfriend or received a gift from a girl in his life, Otaku seeks out his pals on his BBS website for advice using his codename Train_Man (Densha Otoko): “How should I ask her out?” Deeply interested in Train Man's first love, his BBS pals eagerly supply him with advice. Encouraged by their support, Train_Man undergoes a total makeover for his first-ever date with “Hermess”. Little does he know that he is about to ignite an Internet phenomenon...

Starting as a true story, "Train man" has taken Japan by storm, in every media conceivable – Internet story, comic, book, movie, stage play and, last but not least, hugely popular TV drama.

NEXT ADVENTURE
Presents

PDXKayaker 2006
Film Festival

All ages show and the public is welcome.

New World Disorder:

“NWD VII- Flying High Again will rock you harder than Ozzy's epic anthem!

Freeride Entertainment travels the globe to capture
the best riding on the planet! Filmed in HD and 16mm, Flying High Again presents a visual landscape thatfeels weightless one moment and powerfully raw the next. Your heart will race as you witness in vibrant clarity the hugest airs and sickest stunts ever
performed on a mountain bike! Hard-hitting tunes and
loads of bonus features juice up this tasty movie,
making it a must see!

Shot on location in Austria, Brazil, Canada, Chile,
Germany, Italy, Turkey, and the USA.”

Shows at
7pm

General
Admission
$6

U.S., 2004
German Kral
88 minutes

Just a normal day in Havana. Bárbaro, one of the city’s typical taxi drivers, picks up the Maestro Pío Leiva (85), a star of the Buena Vista Social Club, who is late for a radio show. Bárbaro and Pío become friends and decide to put together a band with some of the best and most acclaimed young musicians living in Cuba today. All under the direction of the Maestro, of course. The film tells the story of the formation of the band. It accompanies the musicians through their rehearsals and recordings of a number of Cuban classics, as well as through their search for new songs and their own style as a band. And it all ends in a huge concert in Tokyo, where their band “The Sons of Cuba” is finally born.

Música Cubana is a film about the young generation of Cuban musicians today. But it is also a journey into this very special and passionate country. A journey into its music and into the hearts of its people, equally full of passion, love and hope.

website

Shows at
7pm and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

POLITICS AND BEER!

FEATURING A SCREENING AND DISCUSSION OF THE TELLY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY - INNOCENTS BETRAYED

An award winning historical documentary about the perils of gun control.

website

Corrina Repp w/ Pseudosix and
A Very Dead Horse
Not Available, Portland, OR 97201

...joined by the beautiful and talented Liza Rietz
forming a 3 piece along w/ Joe Haege. Also films by shown by Toussaint.

website

Show starts at
7pm

General
Admission
$8

Canada, 1980
Paul Lynch
 87 minutes

A little girl is accidently killed playing a game with other kids in an old deserted schoolhouse. The kids swear to silence, but someone saw them do it. Six years later, the same kids are anticipating the senior Prom and the night of their life. However, that shadow from the tress - the one who saw their deed - has chosen this night to seek revenge. It is going to be a Prom no one will forget.

Shows at
7 pm and 9pm*

* NO 9pm shows
10/27-28-29-31

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

Late night comedy theater comes to the Clinton w/new and veteran improv artists!

Shows at
11pm

General
Admission
$6

Canada, 2006
Ron Mann
78 minutes

FROM THE DIRECTOR OF "GRASS" AND "COMIC BOOK CONFIDENTIAL"

A lovingly posthumous look at Ed Roth and the customized hot-rod craze he helped spearhead....
- ROLLING STONE

FOUR STARS - A MASTERPIECE!
- SEATTLE TIMES

Focuses on Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, who gained fame for his sculpted custom cars - "The Beatnik Bandit", "Mysterion" and "The Outlaw" - and his cast of eyepopping cartoon characters.

Featuring the voices of John Goodman, Brian Wilson, Jay Leno, Steve Austin, Matt Groening and Tom Wolfe.

website

Shows at
7 pm and 9pm

Matinee (5pm)
on Sat/Sun

NO SHOWS on
Nov 5

NO 7pm show
on 11/9

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

USA, 2005
James McTeague
132 minutes

ONE NIGHT ONLY!

REMEMBER, REMEMBER THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER!

Set against the futuristic landscape of totalitarian Britain, this adaptation of the Alan Moore graphic novel - tells the story of a mild-mannered young woman named Evey who is rescued from a life-and-death situation by a masked vigilante known only as "V." Incomparably charismatic and ferociously skilled in the art of combat and deception, V ignites a revolution when he detonates two London landmarks and takes over the government-controlled airwaves, urging his fellow citizens to rise up against tyranny and oppression. As Evey uncovers the truth about V's mysterious background, she also discovers the truth about herself - and emerges as his unlikely ally in the culmination of his plot to bring freedom and justice back to a society fraught with cruelty and corruption.

Shows at
4:30 pm, 7 pm
and 9:30pm

General
Admission
$6

USA, 2005
Elizabeth Atly
64 minutes

ONE NIGHT ONLY!

Relates the horrific experiences of Leah and thousands of other New Orleans residents who survived the hurricane, were promised shelter and resources, and were instead taken to a freeway interchange, penned in open air inside of military barricades for days under extreme weather conditions and subjected to flagrant abuses of their human rights. In the plethora of Katrina stories that have come out, and are continuing to emerge, there is no end to the horrors and abuses of power unleashed by that storm; yet there are stories in this documentary that may go beyond what has already shocked you about what can happen in these United States of America.

Shows at
7 pm

General
Admission
$6

Late night comedy theater comes to the Clinton w/new and veteran improv artists!

Shows at
11pm

General
Admission
$6

France, 2005
Gela Babluani
86 minutes

WINNER
GRAND JURY PRIZE
- SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2006

"Offers the ultimate comment on the depraved male appetite for dangerous thrills. It's extreme sports times 10, realized with the ruthless, smirking sang-froid of early Roman Polanski."
- New York Times

Sebastian, a young man, has decided to follow instructions intended for someone else, without knowing where they will take him. Something else he does not know is that Gerard Dorez, a cop on a knife-edge, is tailing him. When he reaches his destination, Sebastian falls into a degenerate, clandestine world of mental chaos behind closed doors in which men gamble on the lives of others men.

website

Shows at
7 and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

Exiled Records presents:

MUSICAL BROTHERHOODS FROM THE TRANS-SAHARAN HIGHWAY
A Film by Hisham Mayet (57 Minutes)

An assortment of spectacular musical dramas presented live and unfiltered on the home turf of the world's most dynamic string/drum specialists performing and manifesting the ecstatic truth! Ancient mystical brotherhoods have been flourishing for centuries in and around the cities of Marrakesh and Essaouira in Morocco where the trade caravans have gathered from their long journeys across the Trans-Saharan Highway. This is some of the last great street music on Earth.

SUMATRAN FOLK CINEMA
A Film by Mark Gergis & Alan Bishop (60 minutes)

A psychedelic collage of images and sounds from the heart and soul of
Sumatran culture. Witness classic Dangdut rock
music, street and country
scenes, Pop culture, raw TV excerpts, Minang
Orchestras, night markets, folk music, and much more wrapped in a 60-minute
kaleidoscope complete with an epic soundtrack. Filmed in and around Medan, Padang, Bukitinggi and beyond with some of the most amazing pre-tsunami footage ever captured from Aceh province.

FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE FOR Q/A!

Musical B'hood
Shows at
7pm

Sumatran Folk
Cinema
Shows at
8:15 pm

General
Admission
$5 for one
$7 for both

Portland artist Stephen Slappe presents a program of short films from his 16mm archive. Come witness the history of the skateboarding unfold, from clay wheels to pig boards. These films feature early, sometimes uncredited, appearances by well-known skaters including Lance Mountain, Cara-Beth Burnside, Billy Ruff, Mike Weed, Stacy Peralta, Russ Howell, Tom Sims, Gregg Carroll, and Tony Alva.

The program includes:

Skaterdater
- 1965
Won the Golden Palm for the Best Short Film at the 1966 Cannes Film Festival. Later relegated to an educational film about puberty. Ripping, clay wheel style!

The Magic Rolling Board - 1976
A cross section of mid-seventies terrain: pools, slalom, freestyle, downhill, and even… skate dancing! Includes some far-out shots of the Turning Point ramp.

Skateboard Safety
- 1977
Lots of hokey advice for would-be groms. Includes several melodramatic crash scenes. Russ Howell offers valuable advice before going crazy with the handstands!

A Different Kind of Winning - 1980
Stars a ‘tween Cara-Beth Burnside and Billy Ruff, tearing up the Marina Del Rey Skatepark! A tale of friendship and competition between two girls, one of whom has an overbearing father concerned only with winning. Stacy Peralta makes a cameo as a contest judge.

Skateboard Riding Tactics - 1978
Is that Lance Mountain?
Skateboarding Safety - 1976
More tried and true
safety tips.

Shows at
7pm (all ages)
and
9pm (21+over)

General
Admission
$6

Join us a the Clinton for an evening benefit concert for the Better World Nepal scholarship fund and women's literacy program.

A night of Revolution and Music featuring:

outPost Ambrozia

and

Radio Vision

Shows at
7 pm

General
Admission
$10

33RD NORTHWEST FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL
CLOSING NIGHT EVENT

Presented by the Northwest Film Center

SHOEGAZER CINEMA
Films by Andy Blubaugh, Nick Peterson, and Zak Margolis

The premiere of the new film SCAREDYCAT provides us with the perfect opportunity to take a closer look at the artists who lent their unique talents to the production. Though varied in style, the filmmakers -Andy Blubaugh, Nick Peterson, and Zak Margolis-share certain qualities: an easy pace, an introspective nature, and a tendency to trust their audiences to play close attention and draw their own conclusions. Tonight will also mark the launch of Andy's experiment in cinema in which a new super-8 film essay will be produced and posted online every single week. The first of these weekly broadcasts will be presented with live commentary by Andy and musical accompaniment by Toussaint Perrault.

HE SAID
Andy Blaubaugh

Weaving interviews and off the cuff commentary with reenactments and text, the film tells the story of the filmmaker's year in the personal ads, looking for romance but having his true love affair with the words themselves.
(4 mins.)

THE BURDEN
Andy Blaubaugh

In 2001 the filmmaker's dad sent him the camera that his mother had used to take their family pictures, with a roll of film left inside. In a series of speculative vignettes, the filmmaker presents three possible outcomes to this situation, exploring our obligation to memorialize the dead.
(7 mins.)

HELLO, THANKS
Andy Blaubaugh

Weaving interviews and off the cuff commentary with reenactments and text, the film tells the story of the filmmaker's year in the personal ads, looking for romance but having his true love affair with the words themselves.
(8 mins.)

TWO
Nick Peterson
A chronology of a stagnant relationship; one member becomes disillusioned and withdraws socially.
(11 mins.)

MUSICAL OFFERING
Nick Peterson
(7 mins.)

HORSE
Zak Margolis

In this final episode of Margolis' "moustache" series, we find the man and his "son" have moved away from the sea, far from their troubles. However, the man continues to harbor the dark secret about the boy's true identity and in the end, the two are cast into a lifetime of suffering.

MOONBABIES
Zak Margolis

Moonbabies explores the lives and family history of twins who are violently separated at birth. Their adventures and longing teach us something about ourselves and our relationship to the natural world.

SCAREDYCAT
Andy Blaubaugh

From the filmmaker's obsessive manipulation of objects to larger questions of race and justice, SCAREDYCAT examines the role that fear plays in the lives of the most safe and secure human beings to have ever lived.
(15 mins.)

GLASSHALFEMPTY SHORTS: BEARD, FOOD, and INTERNET
Three charmingly neurotic dispatches from Andy Blubaugh's new website.

Shows at
8 pm

General
Admission
$6

Dennis Nyback will present two rare films in stunning 35mm at the Clinton Street Theater on November 19. Each show will be preceded by ultra rare 35mm trailers for rock and roll films from the sixties and eighties.
 
The Young Animals (aka Born Wild, 1968)  An A.I.P. classic directed by Maury Dexter and written by James Gordon White. 
The Young Animals examines racial conflict and violence  between white and Chicano students
at a California high school.  It is a much better film than one would expect.  Surprisingly, quality
actors lead the way.  Tom Nardini (Cat Ballou) and Patty McCormick (The Bad Seed) are both excellent. 
David Macklin is also very good as a Mexican hating wasp psychopath. 
  
Incident At Channel Q  (1986)
This film is about suburbanites declaring war
on a station that shows heavy metal videos and the VJ who barricades himself inside to show nothing but heavy metal for as long
as he can hold out.  Metal heads than battle the suburbanites outside the station.  All of this is an excuse to show video after video of Iron Maiden,  Rush,  Deep Purple,
Bon Jovi, Scorpions, Rainbow, Motley Crue, and others.  You don't want miss any of these on the big screen including Aces High by Iron Maiden that is currently only available on the ultra small screen of You Tube.

Shows at
7 pm and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

ROBOT DOUBLE FEATURE!

20th Anniversary for
Both Films!!!

Gobots: War of the Rock Lords: (1986)
Original 35MM print of this Hanna Barbera Animated Classic. It's wall-to-wall action and high tech fun as the heroic Guradian GoBots join the Rock Lords' battle for control of the ultimate super weapon. And they'd better hurry, because the Guardian GoBots' all-time worst enemies, the Renegades, are out to use the super weapon for their own evil purposes. War of the Rock Lords is a GoBots lover's dream come true!

Transformers The Movie (1986)
Essentially a movie involving the battle between the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons, two warring
factions of transforming robots from the planet
Cybertron, the plot also involves the giant planet
named Unicron, who's ready to consume anything that stands in its way. The only thing that can stop
Unicron is the Autobot Matrix of Leadership, which is possessed by the Autobots and which the Decepticons, through Unicron's orders, plan to take away from them.

$6 for Both Films!!!

Gobots
shows at 7pm

and

Transformers
shows at 9pm

General
Admission
$6 for both

GIVE THANKS (and a swift roundhouse kick) at the 4th ANNUAL THANKSGIVING KUNG FU MARATHON!!!

Come on down to the Clinton for some turkey, holiday fixins and a brew - and prepare for 12 hours of uninterrupted Kung Fu!

Kung Fu movies from Noon until Midnight.  $5.00 gets you in and out all day!

Appearences by Jim Kelly, Bruce Lee, Sony Chiba and more...

Shows at
Noon until Midnight

General
Admission
$5

USA, 1998
Vincent Gallo
 110 minutes

Billy Brown (Vincent Gallo) has been in jail, but his parents think that he's married and successful. When he can't find anywhere in Buffalo where he can pee, he runs desperately into a dance studio to use the washroom. He winds up kidnapping a dance student, Layla (Christina Ricci) to bring home and show off to his parents (Angelica Huston & Ben Gazzara). The parents just barely remember their son or care about him, but Layla falls for him.

Shows at
7pm and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

Join The Portland Alliance for a benefit showing of STEALING AMERICA: Vote by Vote, an in-depth look at the voting irregularities that plagued the 2004 presidential election. Tickets are $5-$15, sliding scale donation, and all proceeds benefit The Portland Alliance, Portland's oldest progressive newspaper.
 
Stealing America: Vote by Vote brings together behind-the-scenes perspectives from Election 2004. Interviewees include voters who experienced hardships, poll workers, computer experts, nationally recognized journalists, as well as others concerned about the Presidential election of Nov. 2, 2004 and democracy in the United States.
 
website

Shows at
7 and 9pm

General
Admission
$5-$15
sliding scale

USA, 1968
Otto Preminger
 97 minutes

ONE NIGHT ONLY!

Rarely seen 1968 prison caper/acid inspired comedy farce featuring Jackie Gleason, Carol Channing, Groucho
Marx (in his last
movie role as God), Mickey Rooney, Harry Nillsson (!) and many others.

Jackie Gleason on acid? Burgess Meredith and Peter Lawford? It must be seen to be believed.

SKIDOO is a strange and very hard to find movie. It has never been released on DVD or VHS.

Admission is $6 or $3
and a non-perishable
food item for Portland Area Food Bank to help others in these crazy
times.

Shows at
7 pm and 9pm

General
Admission
$6
or
$3
and a
non-perishable
food item for the
Portland Area
Food Bank

ACTOR AND AUTHOR CRISPIN HELLION GLOVER!

TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE THEATER BOX OFFICE!

Join us at the Clinton for three evenings with Crispin Glover - featuring:

"Crispin Hellion Glover's Big Slide Show" - during which he will provide a dramatic reading.

This will be followed by a screening of his film "What is it?", post-screening Q&A session, and book signing.

WHAT IS IT?
2005 - USA
82 minutes

A bewildering, unnerving, surreal, blackly comic film that tells the inner and outer struggles of a young man facing villains and demons on multiple planes.

website

Shows at
7:30pm

Fri/Sat shows
are 21 and over

Sunday show
is All Ages

General
Admission
$16

USA, 2006
Danny Schechter
 90 minutes

While many Americans may be "maxing out" on credit cards, there is a deeper story: power is shifting into fewer hands.....with frightening consequences.

IN DEBT WE TRUST shows how the mall replaced the factory as America's dominant economic engine and how big banks and credit card companies buy our Congress and drive us into what a former major bank economist calls modern serfdom. Americans and our government owe trillions in consumer debt and the national debt, a large amount of it to big banks and billions to Communist China.

website

Shows at
7 and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

USA, 2006
Curt Johnson

All ticket sales go to the
SHAC7 support fund.
(www.shac7.com)

An in-depth look at the animal rights movement and the FBI's recent
declaration calling them the number one domestic
terrorist threat to the U.S.

Featuring: Josh Harper, Kevin Kjonnaas, Paul Watson, Jessica Biel,
Joe Montegna, Esai Morales, Jorja Fox, Gloria Estefan, and others.

Shows at
7 and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

USA, 2006
Greg Hamilton
Film archivist
75 minutes

ONE NIGHT ONLY!
16MM DRUG/ALCOHOL SCARE FILMS!

A collection of paranoia-inducing educational scare films about the harmful outcome of drug and alcohol consumption.

Featured programs:

MARIJUANA ALERT
20 minutes
1970s educational chesnut about the devil weed. Full of scientific half-truths and fear tactics - it's a classic of the genre.

PCP
20 minutes
1970s educational on the ill-effects of PCP use. Shows scenerios with "the dealer" making dope scores with teenagers and a middle-aged office worker. Features an incredibly weird sequence where the office guy (who works in the former twin towers) smokes some PCP with his wife, wigs out (complete with hallucinations), and ends up attacking her in a psycho-freakout.

DRUGS AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
15 minutes
Educational overview of the brain's reaction to different drugs. Uppers, Downers, Coke, Crack, Heroin, Pot, etc. are given the stage. Great brain mapping animations - and some unbelieveable psychedelic designs and art. Definate eye candy. Gives weed a pass - and focuses condemnation on the white drugs/opiates.

WASTED: A TRUE STORY
20 minutes
Documentary/educational about a high schooler who experimented socially w/alcohol and drugs and became an addict - but overcame the addiction. Interspliced with often hilarious/ halucinagenic animated flashbacks of his dope smoking past. Has an excellent dream sequence with hallucinations and the like.

Shows at
7 and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

USA, 2006
David L. Brown

A documentary profile of an extraordinary 92-year-old free spirit—the surfing, sailing and soaring legend named Woody Brown. Woody has not only lived a life full of seemingly endless adventure and accomplishment – including inventing the modern catamaran and setting world gliding records – but he has also done so with a kind of selflessness, simplicity and generosity that have made him a role model for generations of Hawaiians, both sur fers and non-surfers as well as everyone who has met him. Woody is like a modern Thoreau on a surfboard, living in harmony with the world around him, alive to the possibilities of each new day, and following his own singular vision of how to be in the world. His unique blend of enthusiasm, wisdom and spiritu makes him a truly inspirational figure. But Woody’s story encompasses tragedy as well as triumph, including his struggle to come to terms with the devastating loss of his wife during childbirth, his subsequent abandonment of their infant son, and his eventual reconciliation with that son some 60 years later. These dramatic events offer the full spectrum of Woody’s extraordinary life experience.

Shows at
7pm and 9pm

NO SHOWS
on 12/10

NO 9pm SHOW
on 12/14

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

USA, 2006
Sean Delgatto

MADE IN OREGON!

A stellar collision between two worlds is set to happen in the late 21st century. An astronomer discovers it, the government attempts to hide it, a news crew exposes it, and there isn’t anything they can do. All bear witness to the end of our civilization and the beginning of a new one.

Shows at
7pm

General
Admission
FREE

The popular local comedy team returns to the Clinton for another night of improvisational comedy!

Don't miss this!

Shows at
9pm

General
Admission
$6

Germany, 2005
Nikolaus Geyrhalter
92 minutes

OUR DAILY BREAD reveals the little-known world of high-tech agriculture. In a series of visually stunning, continuously tracking, wide-screen images that seem right out of a science-fiction movie, we see the places where food is cultivated and processed: surreal landscapes optimized for agricultural machinery, clean rooms in cool industrial buildings designed for maximum efficiency, and elaborate machines that operate on a 'disassembly line' basis.

Shows at
7 pm and 9pm

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

USA, 1998
Joel Coen
 117 minutes

THE COEN BROTHERS CLASSIC ABIDES AGAIN AT THE CLINTON!

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SHOWS - WE'LL BE SERVING WHITE RUSSIANS ALL NIGHT!

When "The Dude" Lebowski is mistaken for a millionaire Lebowski, two thugs urinate on his rug to coerce him into paying a debt he knows nothing about. While attempting to gain recompense for the ruined rug from his wealthy counterpart, he accepts a one-time job with high pay-off. He enlists the help of his bowling buddy, Walter, a gun-toting Jewish-convert with anger issues. Deception leads to more trouble, and it soon seems that everyone from porn empire tycoons to nihilists want something from The Dude.

Shows at
7 pm and 9:15pm

4pm matinee
on Christmas

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

Japan, 2005
Kudo Kankuro
 124 minutes

The directorial debut of Kudo Kankuro (who wrote PING PONG and GO) YAJI AND KITA: THE MIDNIGHT PILGRIMS is based on the 1958 film, YAJIKITA DOCHU SUGOROKU about two samurai, Yaji and Kita, who go on a pilgrimage to Ise Temple to get away from their wives for a little while. YAJI AND KITA tells the exact same story, except it's a anachronism-drunk musical about the gay samurai, Yaji and Kita, who are going to Ise Temple because Kita is hooked on drugs and Yaji wants to help him get the monkey off his back.

review

Shows at
7 pm and 9:30pm

NO SHOWS ON
12/31 and 1/1

General
Admission
$6

Tuesday
Admission
$4

The Clinton Street Theater has been showing the Rocky Horror Picture Show every Saturday night (except for foul weather, holidays, etc.) since April 1978, which makes it the longest running RHPS in the WORLD!

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