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" Available September 1 1) Lawrence of Arabia (1962) In this Oscar-winning epic,\u00A0British Lieutenant\u00A0T.E Lawrence (Peter O&amp;#039;Toole) travels to\u00A0Arabia to mediate between the British and Arabs in their war against the Turks.        2) Hamlet (1990)\u00A0 This adaptation of one of Shakespeare&amp;#039;s most famous tragedies stars Mel Gibson as the Danish prince, Glenn Close as Queen Gertrude and Helena Bonham Carter\u00A0as Ophelia.        3)\u00A0Sleepy Hollow (1999) True to the eerie tale, Tim Burton&amp;#039;s version of\u00A0Sleepy Hollow\u00A0is nothing short of haunting. The narrative follows the story of Ichabod Crane (Johnny Depp), a police constable, who is under fire for using new methods of forensic investigation.        4)\u00A0Up in the Air (2009) Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) spends his life traveling around the country and living out of a suitcase. When a new hire and a\u00A0love interest\u00A0cross his path, his\u00A0life is thrown into turmoil.        Available September 2 5)\u00A0Miss Julie (2014) Set in the 1890s, Miss Julie (Jessica Chastain)\u00A0has a secret and forbidden\u00A0affair with her father&amp;#039;s valet.\u00A0        Available September 11 6)\u00A0Madame Bovary (2015) Emma Bovary (Mia Wasikowska) leads a secret life outside of her staid marriage and \u00A0the\u00A0boundaries of her small town.        Available September 16 7)\u00A0Moonrise Kingdom (2012) Set in Wes Anderson&amp;#039;s picturesque universe of New Penzance, two twelve-year-olds, Sam\u00A0(Jared Gilman) and Suzy\u00A0(Kara Hayward), fall in love and decide to run away. But as a\u00A0dangerous storm approaches,\u00A0their respective guardians put out a search party to find the kids before it&amp;#039;s too late.\u00A0        Available September 22 8)\u00A0Philomena (2013) With the help of a former\u00A0journalist (Steve Coogan), a\u00A0woman (Judi Dench) searches for the son she gave up for adoption 50 years earlier.\u00A0        Available September 24 9)\u00A0Iris (2014) Directed by the late\u00A0Albert Maysles, this\u00A0documentary follows legendary\u00A0fashion icon\u00A0Iris Apfel through her day-to-day life.        Available September 29 10)\u00A0Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom (2013) Director Justin Chadwick pieces together Nelson Mandela&amp;#039;s life in this biographical film. The movie follows\u00A0Mandela\u00A0(Idris Elba) from early childhood all the way through his democratic\u00A0inauguration as president of South Africa.\u00A0        Available September 30 11)\u00A0Midnight&amp;#039;s Children (2012) Based on the Man Booker Prize-winning book by Salman Rushdie, this film tells the\u00A0heartfelt stories\u00A0of children&amp;#039;s experiences growing up in India while the country gains\u00A0its independence from Britain.\u00A0        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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