Join Whiskey Jack Nordic Ski Club and The Fort St. John Film Society’s presentation of the Banff International Film Festival’s Crevasse program. Epic expeditions, raw determination, and the world’s most beautiful, unforgiving landscapes. Don’t miss this evening of unforgettable storytelling.
The Film Society is back for their Fall season!
First film of the season is “Tuner”, showing Monday, September 21 at 7:00 pm Landmark Cinemas.
Tickets are $15.00 each. Flex passes from last season are accepted! If you are needing a new one, you can purchase one for $65. Cash only please, FYI the movie theatre no longer has an ATM. Ticket sales will stop at 6:55 pm so our film-loving volunteers can catch the beginning of the film.
Synopsis: Having acutely sensitive hearing is both a blessing and a curse for Niki White (Leo Woodall) 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 (Dustin Hoffman), 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 (Havana Rose Liu), 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.
Rating: 14A
February 23, 2026 at 7:00 pm at Landmark Cinemas
Tickets are $15.00 each. Of course we will be accepting your flex passes from last season! If you are needing a new one, you can purchase one for $65. Cash only please, FYI the movie theatre no longer has an ATM. Ticket sales will stop at 6:55 pm so our film-loving volunteers can catch the beginning of the film.
Synopsis: Unfolding over the single evening of March 31, 1943, legendary lyricist Lorenz Hart (a fantastically tuned Ethan Hawke) confronts his shattered self-confidence in Sardi’s bar as his former collaborator Richard Rodgers celebrates the opening night of his hit musical Oklahoma!. This theatrical Richard Linklater film deftly fills out the colourful lifetime of a legendary creative partnership.
Rating: 14A
Please join us Monday, February at 7:00 pm for The Baltimorons at Landmark Cinemas.
Tickets are $15.00 each. Of course we will be accepting your flex passes from last season! If you are needing a new one, you can purchase one for $65. Cash only please, and FYI, the movie theatre no longer has an ATM. Ticket sales will stop at 6:55 pm so our film-loving volunteers can catch the beginning of the film.
Synopsis: For the first time in 14 years, Jay Duplass returns to his roots in writing and directing with The Baltimorons. Cliff (Michael Strassner), a newly sober comedian, unexpectedly spends Christmas Eve with his dentist (Liz Larsen) in this feel-good rom-com.
Rating: PG