"...one of the greatest works in American film has been recovered, and spectacularly so." — New York Times

"Godfather films finally restored to glory"— USA Today

THE GODFATHER

RESTORED 35MM PRINT! // VANCITY THEATRE EXCLUSIVE

For years all 35mm prints of The Godfather (and the sequel, The Godfather II ) have been literally pale imitations of the landmark film as it first appeared in the 1970s. Supervised by Paramount Pictures, b oth movies underwent extensive frame-by-frame examination and restoration using state-of-the-art digital technology. Robert A. Harris of the Film Preserve supervised the restorations under the direction of Coppola and cinematographer Gordon Willis. The difference is stunning?indeed, almost as stunning as the film itself.

This limited run of The Godfather at the Vancity Theatre—a film that is so indelible on the history of film that it need not even be described—will be followed up next program by exclusive screenings of The Godfather II , the sequel that may be even better than the original. Reserve your tickets in advance.

"Tastefully restored productions...You'll see Brando in a whole new light!"– The New York Observer

"Godfather films finally restored to glory"— USA Today

THE GODFATHER: PART II

RESTORED 35MM PRINT! // VANCITY THEATRE EXCLUSIVE

"Possibly the greatest movie ever made."—Stanley Kubrick. The offer you can't refuse, Part II: after a successful holiday run of the restored version of Francis Ford Coppola's epic Academy Award-winning film The Godfather, the Vancity Theatre is pleased to present the return of the Corleone family, De Niro and all, in what many consider to be the best sequel ever made.

For years all 35mm prints of The Godfather and The Godfather: Part II have been literally pale imitations of the landmark film as it first appeared on screen in the 1970s. Supervised by Paramount Pictures, b oth movies underwent extensive frame-by-frame examination and restoration using state-of-the-art digital technology. Robert A. Harris of the Film Preserve supervised the restorations under the direction of Coppola and cinematographer Gordon Willis. The difference is stunning—indeed, almost as stunning as the film itself. Reserve your tickets in advance!