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To any fan of film, “Citizen Kane” (1941) needs no introduction. The peerless feature debut of Orson Welles, the film remains one of the greatest accomplishments the cinema has ever known, introducing techniques that had heretofore never been employed on the big screen.
This marks the 70th birthday of the NCMA (North Carolina Museum of Art) Winston-Salem, formerly known as SECCA (the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art), unquestionably one of the most illustrious institutions of its kind — one that has provided area residents and tourists with endless hours of enjoyment as it showcases works of art and highlights the talented artists who created them.
PICK OF THE WEEK “SANGSTER DIRECTS HAMMER” (Severin Films): For those familiar with Hammer Films, the British film studio celebrated for
“Supergirl,” which stars Milly Aycock as the titular character, is the latest installment of the big-screen “DC Universe” but feels more like it hails from a galaxy more comparable to the “Star Wars,” “Mad Max,” and “Guardians of the Galaxy” franchises, the latter brought to fruition by this film's producer James Gunn, currently co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios alongside fellow producer Peter Safran.
The Stained Glass Playhouse will kick off its 2026-'27 season with the musical extravaganza “Children of Eden,” which will be presented July 24-26 and 31, and Aug. 1-2 and 7-9, with performances scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays. The theater is located at 4401 Indiana Ave., Winston-Salem.
“Minions & Monsters,” the seventh in the “Despicable Me” series and the third in which the titular characters go solo, is an unalloyed delight, one of the best films of the year, arguably the best of the whole franchise, and a dazzling treat for audiences of all ages.
PICK OF THE WEEK “AGATHA CHRISTIE – ‘MURDER IS EASY'” (Fifth Season): Originally broadcast on BBC One as a two-part mini-series in 2023, this
PICK OF THE WEEK “RED SUN” (Arrow Video/MVD Entertainment Group): Less a spaghetti Western than an “Eastern Western” – which is how it was
The middle of the summer movie season may not be the best time to release “The Isolate Thief,” a tried-and-true Western period piece whose incongruous title is also likely to puzzle potential audiences.
Salem Band, the oldest, continuous mixed-wind ensemble in the nation, will wrap its 2025-'26 season with the “Super Heroes Film Fest! Concert,” which is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4, in Salem Square, 649 S. Main St., Old Salem in Winston-Salem. (The rain date is Friday, Aug. 7.)
