�Cinerama Adventure,� directed and produced by Randy Gitsch and David Strohmaier, chronicles the long-lost three-camera, three-projector cinematic process that thrilled millions in the 1950s and 1960s and reveals how Cinerama changed the evolution of movies to the widescreen, stereo experience of today.  Cinerama played in more than 200 theatres and in most of the world�s major cities. These productions were almost always listed within the top ten box office grossing films of the year with two titles landing in first place.  The film also features cameos from many well-known Hollywood stars.  The run time for the film is 96 minutes.

            Stay tuned for these upcoming film screenings:

�        �The Hudson�s Building,� showing Saturday and Sunday July 19 & 20 � Gary Glaser�s documentary chronicles the preservation-versus-demolition debate of the 106-year-old landmark that came down in October 1998 and reveals the depth of feelings Metro Detroiters had for it.  The run time for the film is 42 minutes.

�        �Detroit: Ruin of a City� showing Saturday and Sunday July 26 & 27 � This film, written by Bristol Docs, looks back on the history of Detroit in the 20th century, including the rise and fall of �Fordism,� the impact of the automobile and the auto industry�s decline following struggles brought on by factors like globalization.  The run time for the film is 92 minutes.