Safety Last! (dir. F. Newmeyer & S. Taylor, 1923, USA, 70 mins.)
with One Week (dir. B. Keaton, 1920, USA, 19 mins.)
Live score performed by the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra

The Last Picture Show (dir. P. Bogdanovich, 1971, USA, 118 mins., R)

Umbrellas of Cherbourg (dir. J. Demy, 1964, France, 91 mins., NR)

The Dirty Dozen (dir. R. Aldrich, 1967, USA, 150 mins., NR)

In the four years since filmmaker Chris Paine released the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?, electric vehicles have been revived. In that film, Paine documented the corporate leaders, government officials and consumers who embraced SUVs over electric cars, exploring the larger story of our car culture in the process. Paine is back with a new film in the works: The Revenge of the Electric Car, set for release in 2011. As part of Planet Indy series, spend an evening with Paine.

The IMA invites you to Member Night the second Thursday of each month. Stop by Happy Hour before participating in a special docent led tour or program in The Toby. Enjoy drink specials, music, prizes and the opportunity to meet Chef Ty Hunt in the new Nourish Café. The Museum Store is offering a free LOVE Tote bag with a $100 purchase (a $10 value). Don’t forget your membership card to enjoy special Member discounts.

Gardeners can foster biodiversity simply by choosing to plant more natives. This is Dr. Doug Tallamy’s simple but powerful message. In his eye-opening book, Bringing Nature Home: How Native Plants Sustain Wildlife in Our Gardens, Tallamy, Professor and Chair of the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, shows how life does depend on what we plant in our backyards. Join Tallamy as he discusses how healthy wildlife populations are directly dependent on native plants and the steps gardeners can take to increase biodiversity in their own yards.

In March 2002, a Newsweek headline regarding Lawrence Rinder proclaimed "This Man Will Decide what Art Is.” Join Rinder, Director of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on October 27 as he converses with Maxwell Anderson, The Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO, about ways in which museums can champion diverse art forms, engage new audiences, contribute to lifelong learning, and stay ahead of the digital curve.

The IMA is hosting Wedding Fashion Trends 2010 presented by herecomestheBRIDE. Mingle with the most creative, in-demand talent for your wedding while sipping champagne and sampling exquisite hors d'oeuvres. Be inspired by the wedding fashion design of Birnbaum & Bullock as they show their couture gowns on the runway. Learn about the new IMA Gift Registry. Catering provided by the IMA’s Nourish Events and Kahn's Catering.