Set along the legendary road that leads from Thunder Bay in northern Ontario to New Orleans (passing through St. Louis, Memphis and many points in between), Highway 61 is a finely tuned, high-octane road movie. Don McKellar stars as a barber and frustrated trumpet player who has been planning to flee his small town for years and journey to New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz. When a kid happens to die in his backyard, he gets mixed up with a hard-ass roadie played by Valerie Buhagiar, and before he knows it, he’s speeding down the blacktop with a pine coffin strapped to the roof of his Galaxie 500. To make matters more interesting, they meet somebody named Mr. Skin, an ominous and unnaturally pale figure with a thing for fresh souls.
Dinner and a Movie!
Date: Nov 3, 2013 | 6:00 PM-10:00 PM
Location: Bombay Peggy’s & KIAC Ballroom
Dine at Bombay Peggy’s then stroll over to KIAC for a movie!
Highway 61, Dir. Bruce MacDonald, 1991, Canada, 102 minutes
Dinner 6pm; Movie 8pm
Menu: Breakfast for Dinner! (Popcorn for Dessert!)
$23; Dinner only $18; Movie only $5 (DCAS, students, seniors) $8 general public
Limited tickets available at KIAC and Bombay Peggy’s
Screening in collaboration with the Yukon Film Society.