It’s a busy week at Memphis theaters as summer gets into full swing. 
Rodents of Unusual Size
On Tuesday, June 5th, at Malco Ridgeway, Indie Memphis presents a documentary about Louisiana’s love/hate relationship with the nutria. Rodents of Unusual Size‘s focus is on Delacroix Island, where the giant invasive species threatens to overrun the tenuous fishing community. You can get tickets to this fascinating film on the Indie Memphis website. Here’s the trailer:
"RODENTS OF UNUSUAL SIZE" – Teaser from Tilapia Film on Vimeo.
This Week At The Cinema: Outflix, Rural Route, and Rodents of Unusual Size
On June 6 at Crosstown Arts, the Rural Route Film Festival brings the best short films from its latest iteration to Memphis. This touring program has played from Australia to New Hampshire, and its free to Indie Memphis members.
This Week At The Cinema: Outflix, Rural Route, and Rodents of Unusual Size (2)
Meanwhile, at Studio on the Square on June 6th, Outflix Film Festival is hosting a series of winning films from the festival’s 20-year history. This week is Blackbird, which won the audience award for Best Domestic Feature in 2014. These screenings are at 7 PM, and are $10 for general admission, $9 for Outflix members, and $8 for students.
This Week At The Cinema: Outflix, Rural Route, and Rodents of Unusual Size (3)
