SCI-FI SUNDAY DOUBLE FEATURE: Saturn 3 + Children of Men

14:00 = CAFÉ OPENS

15:00 = “SATURN 3”

“Saturn 3,” directed by S. Donen and J. Barry, 1980, 88 minutes

Two humans, Adam and Alex, live on Saturn’s third moon, Titan, with the helpful addition of a synthetic food making factory. Then into their harmonious existence comes Henson, a murderer on the run from Earth, with a demented robot in tow called Hector - and the thrills begin.

17:00 = CHILDREN OF MEN

 “Children of Men,” directed by Alfonso Cuarón, 2006, 109 minutes

The end is nigh in “Children of Men,” the superbly directed political thriller by Alfonso Cuarón about a nervously plausible future. It’s 2027, and the human race is approaching the terminus of its long goodbye. Cities across the globe are in flames, and the “siege of Seattle” has entered Day 1,000. In a permanent war zone called Britain, smoke pours into the air as illegal immigrants are swept into detainment camps. Apocalypse is upon us!