Pothole Pictures Presents: The Thin Blue Line

Ground breaking documentary. One of the most innovative and influential documentaries of all time, it tells the story of Randall Dale Adams, a hitchhiker falsely accused of killing a police officer.  The New York Times called it a “a brilliant work of pulp fiction,” but it’s not pulp and it’s not fiction.  Instead, as the Christian Science Monitor put it, it’s a “fact-filled study that’s also a full-fledged work of cinema art.” Introduced by new Shelburne Falls resident and independent film-maker, John MacGibbon. 1988. Dir: Errol Morris  101 Min Color Music: Friday: Indian ragas — Solo sitar playing ragas. Saturday: The Uncles — From folk to jazz

Admission: Regular admission movie tickets are sold at the door – cash only:   $6 for adults and $4 for kids under 12