The Guild Cinema

REMAINING NATIVE
Jun 1
Mon 12:30pm only!
Free, but limited seating
Dir. Paige Bethmann - 2025 - 87m

A Wings of America collaborative screening of the award winning documentary!

BONUS!  Dustin Martin, Chief Visionary Officer, Wings of America will be present for post-screening q&a

Ku Stevens (17) is the solo runner at his high school with no coach. Living on the Yerington Paiute reservation in Northwest Nevada he needs more to be seen by his dream school, the University of Oregon.  As Ku trains, unreconciled emotions unearth the memory of his great-grandfather, Frank Quinn. At 8 years old, Frank ran 50 miles across the desert to escape an Indian boarding school. Frank’s story becomes interwoven with Ku’s journey to run a collegiate qualifying time.

Will Ku outrun his history or will he learn to run in parallel with it to achieve his dreams?

The Remaining Native film team is proud to collaborate with Wings of America on a screening and movement tour bringing together the award-winning documentary film, Remaining Native and youth running camps hosted by Wings of America to foster a holistic space that celebrates the power of running, connection to land, and the vital role of Indigenous storytelling. Learn more: www.remainingnativedocumentary.com/impact

LONELY ARE THE BRAVE (1962)
May 31 & Jun 1
Sun and Mon 3:00, 7:45pm
Dir. David Miller - 1962 - 107m - Valid for Punch Cards

As part of our Kirk Douglas Albuquerque double feature with Billy Wilder’s great ACE IN THE HOLE (1951)!

From David Miller, the outstanding director of Flying Tigers, Sudden Fear, Midnight Lace, Captain Newman, M.D. and Executive Action, comes this contemporary western based on a novel by Edward Abbey (Fire on the Mountain) and adapted for the screen by the great Dalton Trumbo (Papillon). Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas (The Vikings) ignites the screen in his personal favorite role as a cowboy on a collision course with the modern world in Lonely Are the Brave. After landing himself in jail trying to break out his friend, Jack Burns (Douglas) finds himself alone and on the run from the law. Leading the manhunt is Sheriff Morey Johnson (Walter Matthau, Charley Varrick), who must bring Burns to justice despite his own sympathy for the fugitive. Co-starring Gena Rowlands (Gloria), George Kennedy (Thunderbolt and Lightfoot) and Carroll O’Connor (Point Blank) and featuring top-notch cinematography by Philip H. Lathrop (Experiment in Terror) with a rousing score by Jerry Goldsmith (100 Rifles) - an unforgettable portrait of a lawless man defying life in an orderly world.

“Such a shocking beginning is the first of many attributes that place this film as the best - and most atypical - western in which Jerry Goldsmith was involved throughout his professional career.” - Sergio Benítez, Espinof